Submitted by: Cindy Tatum : 29 Jul 2008, 06:57
WHAT? NO MENTION OF THE TOAST? You have to know that this place was just
as popular as Overton Square. It was more for the Memphis College of Arts
group and all the hippies.
Submitted by: bob : 27 Aug 2008, 12:48
The Four Flames was the place to go for a top of the line meal for a long
while. The tropical freeze was great ( White Station and Poplar). Who
could forget the Luau on Poplar next to east high.
The knickerbocker was interesting. We owned JULIUS CHEESER in the Square
and were robbed blind by employees ( now Silky Sullivans). I remember Merry
Mobiles (sniff).
Submitted by: Cindy Tatum : 27 Aug 2008, 18:47
Julius Cheezer!? I loved that place! I used to work at the OVERTON HERO
too! One old boyfriend told me I only knew my way around inside the
Parkways - that I would be lost outside there. He was right, you know.
LOL
Submitted by: Les : 26 Jan 2009, 16:58
What about the Hot Air Ballon and the We Two singing duo during the 70's
Wow now that was fun.
Submitted by: Cindy Tatum : 26 Jan 2009, 18:32
I do not remember the HOT AIR BALLOON or the WE TWO SINGING DUO during the
70's - I was too busy going to Shell Concerts and getting wasted!
Submitted by: Oneoakgirl : 11 Jul 2010, 10:22
Remember the High Cotton - Furey Lewis, Tony Joe White, Larry Raspberry and
the Highsteppers, so many others played there!