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House, Multiple Beds, Patio, Garden View (Haddington House)
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1 King Bed, 3 Queen Beds, 4 Double Beds and 1 Double Sofa Bed 1814.7-sq-foot individually decorated room, patio with g…
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Restaurants nearby
- Hog & HominyBib With more than a decade of history behind it, this stylish looker in Brookhaven Circle is a feast for the senses. Light rushes in through countless windows with generous seating and attractive booths stretching from the lively bar to the bustling dining room. A wood-burning oven chars puffy pies dressed with the likes of pepperoni and honey or pork belly with eggs. The kitchen’s knack for creative, bold combinations extends beyond pizza. Think oysters roasted with Calabrian chili oil or poutine buried in pork neck bone gravy.4.7km
- Andrew Michael Italian Kitchen Opened in 2008, the flagship restaurant from Chefs Andy Ticer and Michael Hudman remains one the city’s most enticing efforts. Divided into several small rooms, the cozy house in Brookhaven Circle celebrates Italian cooking with Southern influences. Appetizers and pastas are the strongest features, starting with the signature house breakfast of pork belly, pork rinds, polenta, and a runny egg. For a lighter beginning, swing for the tuna tartare with sundried tomatoes or tender squid stuffed with Barese sausage and set in a sharp puttanesca sauce. Mafaldi coated in a rich bianco veal ragu is as4.7km
- Petals of a Peony Opened in 2013, this Chinese restaurant has taken the city by storm—and rightly so. Although there are a number of offshoots around town, the original location in an unsuspecting Cordova strip center is the place to be. For those who love heat and savor spice, this is ground zero for fiery, tongue-numbing, chili-laden Sichuan cuisine. Focus on classics like the umami-packed mapo tofu, stir-fried cumin lamb, crispy chicken tossed in a mound of dried chilis and properly charred green beans. Portions are generous so bring friends and order with abandon.9.9km
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Attractions nearby
- Temple Israel Reform Jewish congregation in Memphis, Tennessee, in the United States3.1km
- Dixon Gallery and Gardens museum in Memphis, Tennessee6.4km
- Shelby Farms Urban Park in the Memphis metro area6.4km
- Art Museum of the University of Memphis abbreviation for the Art Museum of the University of Memphis, Tennessee8.9km
- Second Presbyterian Church church built in 1952 in Memphis, Tennessee8.0km
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