Guidebook for Nashville
Food Scene
Monell's
1235 6th Ave NDelicious family-style Southern Cookin'
Delicious food court with local vendors...Usually open until about 3 p.m.
461 locals recommend
Nashville Farmers' Market
900 Rosa L Parks BlvdDelicious food court with local vendors...Usually open until about 3 p.m.
Biscuit Love Gulch
316 11th Ave SDelicious Biscuits!
The Garden Brunch Cafe
924 Jefferson StGreat breakfast!
Saint Añejo
1120 McGavock StGreat drinks and great brunch!
Slim & Husky's Pizza Beeria
911 Buchanan StGreat pizza, Great vibes...
Located just across the street from First Tennessee Park, this massive new 500-seat restaurant and bar from M.L. Rose owner Austin Ray and chef/partner Jason Brumm serves up a menu of sausages, hot dogs, poutines, Belgian fries and more. The beverage program features an expectedly solid beer list, along with frozen cocktails, shandies and few wines on tap.
60 locals recommend
Von Elrod's Beer Hall & Kitchen
1004 4th Ave NLocated just across the street from First Tennessee Park, this massive new 500-seat restaurant and bar from M.L. Rose owner Austin Ray and chef/partner Jason Brumm serves up a menu of sausages, hot dogs, poutines, Belgian fries and more. The beverage program features an expectedly solid beer list, along with frozen cocktails, shandies and few wines on tap.
Maneet Chauhan and her Morph Hospitality Group now have a Nashville restaurant trifecta with the opening of this modern diner. Expect takes on comfort food from around the world and a bar program featuring seasonal punches and boozy shakes, all served up in a two-story Art Deco-tinged space that's quite a departure from the look of her previous two ventures.
42 locals recommend
The Mockingbird
121 12th Ave NManeet Chauhan and her Morph Hospitality Group now have a Nashville restaurant trifecta with the opening of this modern diner. Expect takes on comfort food from around the world and a bar program featuring seasonal punches and boozy shakes, all served up in a two-story Art Deco-tinged space that's quite a departure from the look of her previous two ventures.
It took over three years, but this Chattanooga import finally opened its doors in The Gulch last month. Serving casual breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week, it's a much expanded version of the original, with a larger, more modern space, as well as a full bar.
123 locals recommend
Milk & Honey
214 11th Ave SIt took over three years, but this Chattanooga import finally opened its doors in The Gulch last month. Serving casual breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week, it's a much expanded version of the original, with a larger, more modern space, as well as a full bar.
Pastaria
8 City BlvdDelicious pasta and desserts!
Drinks & Nightlife
Broadway
BroadwayHome to the world-famous live country music bars!
The Station Inn
402 12th Ave SWorld Class Bluegrass music every night of the week
Great Music venue that hosts live music several times a week.
57 locals recommend
Marathon Music Works
1402 Clinton StGreat Music venue that hosts live music several times a week.
Fun little winery in the Marathon Building.
8 locals recommend
Grinder's Switch Winery at Marathon Village
1310 Clinton StFun little winery in the Marathon Building.
The Red Door Saloon
1816 Division StSightseeing
Antique Archaeology
1300 Clinton StThe Flagship store of the "American Pickers" show on TLC. =)
Belle Meade Winery
5025 Harding PikeHistoric Plantation
Franklin
Quaint downtown with shops and restaurants.
Arts & Culture
Amazing art gallery donated to Fisk University by Georgia O'Keefe. The gallery features The Alfred Stieglitz Collection of Modern American and European Art, which includes works by Pablo Picasso, Paul Cezanne, Auguste-Pierre Renoir, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Georgia O’Keeffe, Charles Demuth, Marsden Hartley, and Arthur Dove.
Carl Van Vechten Art Gallery
Jackson StreetAmazing art gallery donated to Fisk University by Georgia O'Keefe. The gallery features The Alfred Stieglitz Collection of Modern American and European Art, which includes works by Pablo Picasso, Paul Cezanne, Auguste-Pierre Renoir, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Georgia O’Keeffe, Charles Demuth, Marsden Hartley, and Arthur Dove.
Great insight into the history of the State of Tennessee =) Also free.
154 locals recommend
Tennessee State Museum
1000 Rosa L Parks BlvdGreat insight into the history of the State of Tennessee =) Also free.
The Johnny Cash Museum
119 3rd Ave SThe Hermitage
4580 Rachels LnParks & Nature
Such a neat park with beautiful views of the Capitol Building.
292 locals recommend
Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park
600 James Robertson PkwySuch a neat park with beautiful views of the Capitol Building.
Amazing Hiking trails just about 20 minutes from Downtown Nashville!
493 locals recommend
Percy Warner Park
50 Vaughn RdAmazing Hiking trails just about 20 minutes from Downtown Nashville!
Essentials
The Turnip Truck Urban Fare
321 12th Ave SHealthy food grocery and hot food bar. =)
Kroger
711 Gallatin AveEntertainment & Activities
Sounds Stadium
19 Jackson StGreat stadium with a mini gold course and outdoor bar. =)
Topgolf
500 Cowan St