Memphis, Tennessee · Fine Dining
The Four Way
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Love on a plate in Soulsville: the restaurant that fed movement leaders and music legends.
A 1946 Soulsville institution where Civil Rights leaders, Stax musicians and neighbors shared tables, now carried forward by Patrice Bates Thompson.
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A powerful companion to the Stax Museum and National Civil Rights Museum, with history embedded in the room and plate.
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"Featured by The New York Times, Southern Living, Travel Channel and Andrew Zimmern"
"Discover Eat It Forward recipient (2020)."
Featured by The New York Times, Southern Living, Travel Channel and Andrew Zimmern
Discover Eat It Forward recipient (2020).
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