Rock & Roll Cafe

Friendly staff. Loved the atmosphere here. It was very cute and charming. My friend and I tried the peanut butter banana sandwich… we were NOT fans. That was gross. But we’d love to go back to this place if we’re ever in town again.

Fried Peanut Butter and Banana sandwich is fantastic, a bit over priced or needs to be more. Suggestion Gabe a combo appetizer plate. Fried green tomatoes were awesome. Best Elvis impersonator Micheal Cultpher, super funny and interactive with audience. Audience participation is great. Service was good. Go Wednesday thru Saturday to catch Elvis.

I want to give this place a full 5 stars– but I know that would be a pretty partial review!
Needless to say, what you see is what you get. It is a fun and awesome experience if you are an Elvis fan. The performer was an absolute blast and very entertaining.
The service was great and the apps and drinks we got are what we expected for a café. Remember folks, despite Elvis being one of the flashiest super-​stars ever, his hometown doesn’t really reflect that. It is a great spot to relax, laugh and enjoy a beer (limited selection) and a grilled peanut butter and banana sandwich and pretend, just for moment, that Elvis still lives just down the street.
Overall I think it is priced well, the food is memorable and the experience as a whole makes it all come together for a wonderful Elvis and Memphis experience.

There is absolutely nothing special about this place. Corkys is more rock and roll than this dump. The pancakes were greasy and burnt, carefully hidden by the cook from the server. I can’t even remember what my husband had, but he wasn’t impressed either. The bacon was precooked and cold as well. Do yourself a favor, McDonald’s is a better choice than this place, and at least it won’t be as costly.
At least our server was pleasant.

This place is a reck to say the least. For being right next to Graceland you would think that it was be really nice. But, thats the not the case at all.
Filled with tourists and and Elvis lovers, this is not where you want to go to eat. We only went because we were craving milkshakes. Get the peanut butter and banana, it was delicious. The rest of the food we saw on surrounding tables looked like greasy diner fare.
One other plus about Rock & Roll café, is that if you are luck enough to make it in on a Saturday night, there is an Elvis impersonator.

Very disappointing/​overpriced fried peanutbutter & banana sandwich. Small, almost room temp, and bread on one side was still white not golden brown like I’d expected. Service was OK. I tried to find another place close to Graceland that made these sandwiches and didn’t have much luck.

Overpriced, mediocre service with a automatic 15 percent gratuity added to the bill on a party of 3. Would not recommend.