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Memphis, Tennessee
Union Ave cocktail bar with a maximalist parlour interior.
Cameo opened in 2022 in The Citizen building on Union Avenue, the first venue from bartenders McKenzie Nelson, Paul Gilliam and Mary Oglesby before they went on to open Mary’s B.O.T.E., Fawn and No Comment. The owners describe the room as “a complete desecration of your grandma’s parlor,” and the tagline is “fancy drinks party time.” It is 21+ at all times, with happy hour all day Monday and on weekday early evenings.
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