Boasting an impressive selection of German wurst and bier, as well as an old-school soda fountain serving phosphate libations, milkshakes and ice cream sodas. Read more.
Divided into three distinct areas with hundreds of local farmers and artisans. The main pavilions are joined by a central food court where you can pick up fresh produce or a quick bite. Read more.
A locally owned full-service Natural Foods Market, with a yummy hot bar, salad bar and fresh juice counter. Grab some groceries for the evening, or take a seat inside or outside to enjoy your meal. Read more.
One of Nashville’s newest locally owned and operated concert spaces, this venue has a beautiful open, loft-like feel. Parking is typically easy, but be safe and check the show schedule to plan ahead. Read more.
The outdoor courtyard area has magical lights strung and a peaceful vibe. It’s a bit hard to find, so ask someone around the building if you can’t find it. Read more.
Marshmallows dipped in chocolate and other forms of candy might be their specialty, but homemade cookies, scones and tasty lunch treats are surprisingly delicious as well. Read more.
Don’t be fooled, this is much more than a candy store. Pop a caramel in your brewed-by-the-cup coffee and enjoy. Read more.
Learn how to line dance while enjoying a live band, or people watch over greasy grub and drinks. Read more.
Off the main strip, quaint and a perfect spot to sip coffee while reading the CITYPAPER. Start with a breakfast of homemade Icelandic-style yogurt or granola before heading to the BMA. Read more.
Local brick oven pizza and BYOB plus all the tips are donated to a local charity. Dog friendly. Read more.
Authentic Ethopian, more than enough to share! And you get to eat with your hands. Read more.
Sweet and savory plus they will ship them anywhere in the U.S. for you. In their words: “a force to be reckoned with.” Read more.