Rockabilly’s

Early morning start, finished Graceland tour and needed fuel, possibly the worst toasted sandwich and donuts ever, I felt violated. The service was bumbling, the surroundings A-​OK. No excuse for this poor quality, Priscilla go eat here and revamp.

In the heart of Graceland, this place is styled after a 60s diner. The advertised specialty was the grilled peanut butter and banana sangwich. I ordered it and was told they were out of peanut butter. What?! I settled for a drink, which was $ 5 or so for a bottled, locally brewed beer. It was crowded but we got a seat. I think back, wishing they had more peanut butter.

I don’t think anyone would expect fancy dining at a place like this. This is a nice nostalgic diner for a quick lunch after touring Graceland. Of course we had the Peanut Butter & Banana Sandwich together with a Veggie Burger and fries. Nothing special, nothing bad. It’s the place itself that makes it a nice experience. And the staff was very friendly!

Across the street from Graceland, you can get a fried peanut butter and banana sandwich, which we totally did! Elvis would be proud!
We stopped for Graceland on our way down to Florida for our honeymoon, and we took in as many of the extras offered as we could, with the shops, museums and food. Came here for lunch after the tour and when I saw what they had available for beverages I LITERALLY jumped up and down and did my happy dance while waiting in line. They offered the Southern Pecan beer from Lazy Magnolia brewery, which I had toured on a previous trip to Mississippi! I was so excited and completely blissed out. They ladies behind the counter seemed to enjoy my enthusiasm!
I will be back, to both Graceland and the Rockabilly!

Its a nice little nostalgic place to eat before you go on your tour, but most of the items are frozen and aren’t really that good. The only food item I would recommend would be the peanut butter and banana sandwich. Thats what gives this place 4 stars, the sandwich and thats it. The service isn’t good and otherwise I wouldn’t waste your time coming here.

My family ate lunch here while waiting for our cue to tour Graceland. We had an order of chicken fingers with fries and grilled peanut butter banana sandwich. The chicken fingers are just your average chicken fingers, but the peanut butter banana sandwich is surprisingly good! I can see why Elvis loved it.

A cutesy tourist trap inside the commercial area of Graceland. Rockabilly’s looks old fashioned but the prices are modern and the service is meh.
We needed something to hold us over between first checking out his planes, and then making our way to his home across the street. We walked in and there were a lot of people inside. We stepped up to the cashier and she took her time finishing up joking with her coworkers and looking at me but not greeting me or giving me any signal to order for like 45 seconds. When she decided she was ready, I was still unsure if I should begin my order but eventually she started typing things into the register.
We ordered Elvis’ favorite — which is a grilled peanut butter and banana sandwich — and two beers: a Bud Light and Miller Lite. The total came to just over $ 16. The sandwich itself was over $ 4. I mean it wasn’t bad. It was basically breakfast, but for $ 4 you pretty much pay for 1 banana, 1 loaf of bread, and one jar of peanut butter right there. Wow. Good for them for tricking people like me into that. By the way why did I think there was supposed to be bacon in there or something else random? Peanut butter and banana is not all that weird.
Overall it’s a cute place and there are some really cool pictures on the wall. I think you can also get some milk milkshakes, and I have to say it is pretty cool that you can get alcohol however. It’s nothing special so if you can’t squeeze it into your schedule don’t feel like you’re missing anything.

Nice little diner to eat at while visiting Graceland. Had to get the peanut butter and banana sandwich. Elvis signature sandwich. It was everything I thought it would be. Just like a grilled cheese but with pb and bananas.

Peanut butter and banana sandwich was everything i thought it would be! Definitely fun to try what elvis loved. The service was great. I love the southern hospitality everywhere we go in Memphis!

My dad has an extremely high tolerance for terrible food so when he thinks it’s bad…
When you first walk in, half the restaurant is closed. There are no desserts regardless of what the signs say. The restaurant is sticky, dirty, and unkept with food debris sticking to the seats and tables. I found a power outlet to charge my iPhone but the power outlet was dirty.
The service is beyond terrible. They mixed up orders and literally threw food into the fryer and on the tray they serve you with like it’s a carnival game. It felt like they wanted you to know how badly they hate working here.
The peanut butter and banana toast was interesting. It was so rich that I could only finish one slice. The bacon cheeseburger patty was lukewarm. The bun and the melted cheese was cold. The 2 chicken strips has the breading of stone. You might chip a tooth eating this. I have a soft spot for crinkle fries but you can hear the popping of hte cooking oil from across the room. By the time they’re ready to be eaten, they’re still cold and stale.
Soda refills are a $ 1

We got really hungry since we arrived at Graceland at 8:00 am and this was only place open earlier than 11:00am.
Unlike the other reviewers, I didn’t have any problem with the service at all. Actually two guys working that day were very friendly and welcoming. I guess the lady everyone had problems with was not there.
The food is okay. I mean I obviously did not expect anything good to come out from a diner located in a tourist sight-​see place. The price was bit higher than normal. But not outrageous. They put a lot of butter… I mean LOTS. I might die from it but I am happy that I got to have a grilled PB&banana sandwich Elvis loved!

Came here to try a Grilled PB & Banana in tribute to the King as I was passing through on my way to CT from TX. We arrived as they opened. The ladies behind the counter were lazy, loud and acted as if they were only there ordered by court. Not a friendly or welcoming bone in their bodies. It was if the presence of customers ruined their day. The Grilled PB & Banana was good but to be honest I don’t have anything to compare it to. But I enjoyed it nonetheless. Now for what was just irritating and ridiculous. We were the only 2 people in the joint. my friend left a bag containing something she had recently purchased on the counter. Again. we were the ONLY people there. Instead of asking if it belonged to us, they walked it next door to Guest Services. Really? Are you freakin’ kidding me? I guess whatever it took for them to take a «break».

My husband & I had lunch here on 10÷9÷12 while touring Graceland. The food was fine, but the service was bad. I ordered the grilled peanut butter & banana sandwich. The lady putting our food together tried to give me a sandwich that had been sitting under the heat lamp for who knows how long rather than the one that was being made fresh from when I placed my order. Luckily my husband said something & the lady reluctantly made the exchange with an eye roll. They were not busy at all, so not sure why they would be making these sandwiches ahead of time. My husband ordered the cheeseburger. He said it was fine — McDonald’s quality. Also, no free refills — $ 0.99. The regular soda was $ 2.35 & the large was $ 2.85, so you would think at least 1 refill would be free.