Guidebook for Nashville
Drinks & Nightlife
This is a favorite place for locals. Moscow Mules are their specialty. My favorite variation is the Glascow Goat (scotch, ginger beer and lime).
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Village Pub and Beer Garden
1308 McGavock PkThis is a favorite place for locals. Moscow Mules are their specialty. My favorite variation is the Glascow Goat (scotch, ginger beer and lime).
Funky cocktail bar with a 60s vibe. Open late for a nightcap...
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No 308
407 Gallatin AveFunky cocktail bar with a 60s vibe. Open late for a nightcap...
The best (and oldest) sports bar in East Nashville. Best place to watch the games on Sunday. Great burgers and sandwiches. Open late. Smoking is allowed.
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Edgefield Sports Bar & Grill
921 Woodland StThe best (and oldest) sports bar in East Nashville. Best place to watch the games on Sunday. Great burgers and sandwiches. Open late. Smoking is allowed.
Gay-friendly hangout in the heart of East Nashville. Good bar food, excellent live music on weekend nights and don't miss the best karaoke around on Thursdays after Trivia night at 7PM.
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The Lipstick Lounge
1400 Woodland StGay-friendly hangout in the heart of East Nashville. Good bar food, excellent live music on weekend nights and don't miss the best karaoke around on Thursdays after Trivia night at 7PM.
Food Scene
Great breakfast bagels and plate breakfasts. For lunch, try the Turkey Avocado sandwich!
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Mitchell Delicatessen
1306 McGavock PkGreat breakfast bagels and plate breakfasts. For lunch, try the Turkey Avocado sandwich!
My favorite smoke-free hang. Try the BBQ Nachos with black beans and Drifter's BBQ sauce. Be sure and try a local Yazoo beer, too!
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Drifters
Woodland StreetMy favorite smoke-free hang. Try the BBQ Nachos with black beans and Drifter's BBQ sauce. Be sure and try a local Yazoo beer, too!
This is the best pizza in Nashville. Real NY-style pies (the kind you fold in half to eat) and pizza by the slice. Plenty of local beers on tap...
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Five Points Pizza East
1012 Woodland StThis is the best pizza in Nashville. Real NY-style pies (the kind you fold in half to eat) and pizza by the slice. Plenty of local beers on tap...
Great place for $5 Happy Hour appetizers and cocktails; Sunday through Thursday 4:30 – 6:30 & Friday through Saturday 4:30 – 6:00. Open later for the regular dinner menu. Try their wood-fired pizzas.
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Pomodoro East
701 Porter RdGreat place for $5 Happy Hour appetizers and cocktails; Sunday through Thursday 4:30 – 6:30 & Friday through Saturday 4:30 – 6:00. Open later for the regular dinner menu. Try their wood-fired pizzas.
Really good farm-to-table restaurant with a southern twist. Try the crab and corn fritters or the Carolina Mountain Trout with bourbon maple glaze.
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Lockeland Table
1520 Woodland StReally good farm-to-table restaurant with a southern twist. Try the crab and corn fritters or the Carolina Mountain Trout with bourbon maple glaze.
Good place for fish & chips, clam chowder and even a full sushi bar.
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Boston Commons
1008 Woodland StGood place for fish & chips, clam chowder and even a full sushi bar.
Great place for weekend brunch. European-style café with Crépes and omelettes du jour, homemade croissants and breads. Try a Café au Lait or one of their cucumber-infused Bloody Marys.
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Marché Artisan Foods
1000 Main StGreat place for weekend brunch. European-style café with Crépes and omelettes du jour, homemade croissants and breads. Try a Café au Lait or one of their cucumber-infused Bloody Marys.
One of the best places to hear quality local music of all kinds. You never know who'll you'll see there. Tuesday is pint & pie night; a Shepherd's Pie and a pint for $10.
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The Family Wash/Garage Coffee
626 Main StreetOne of the best places to hear quality local music of all kinds. You never know who'll you'll see there. Tuesday is pint & pie night; a Shepherd's Pie and a pint for $10.
2-story restaurant located in an old pharmacy. Brunch on weekends includes a serve yourself Bloody Mary Bar.
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Wylee's On Woodland
1313 Woodland Street2-story restaurant located in an old pharmacy. Brunch on weekends includes a serve yourself Bloody Mary Bar.
New Orleans-style fare with a full bar and great selection of local and regional craft beers. Try the deviled eggs with some gumbo and jalapeno cornbread!
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Tenn Sixteen Food & Drink Co.
1016 Woodland StNew Orleans-style fare with a full bar and great selection of local and regional craft beers. Try the deviled eggs with some gumbo and jalapeno cornbread!
Arts & Culture
Cool music venue with live music every night. Smoke-friendly.
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The 5 Spot
1006 Forrest AveCool music venue with live music every night. Smoke-friendly.
Unique gallery with art and gifts from local artists and artisans.
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Art & Invention
1106 Woodland StUnique gallery with art and gifts from local artists and artisans.
The Frist is Nashville's premier art museum that houses traveling exhibits and permanent collections. It inhabits a former US Post Office built in the 1930s as part of the Federal Works Progress Act and remains one of Nashville's shining examples of art deco architecture.
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Museo de Arte Frist
919 BroadwayThe Frist is Nashville's premier art museum that houses traveling exhibits and permanent collections. It inhabits a former US Post Office built in the 1930s as part of the Federal Works Progress Act and remains one of Nashville's shining examples of art deco architecture.
Originally built as the Nashville building for the Tennessee Centennial Exposition in 1897, the Parthenon is the world's only full-scale replica of the ancient Parthenon in Athens, Greece. It hearkens back to Nashville's previous reputation as "The Athens of the South", long before the Music City moniker, because of the many colleges and universities that are located here. It remains the centerpiece of Centennial Park in west Nashville and is now a museum and event space. It's open to the public for tours and houses a 41-foot tall statue of Athena, the largest indoor sculpture in the western world.
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El Partenón
2500 West End AveOriginally built as the Nashville building for the Tennessee Centennial Exposition in 1897, the Parthenon is the world's only full-scale replica of the ancient Parthenon in Athens, Greece. It hearkens back to Nashville's previous reputation as "The Athens of the South", long before the Music City moniker, because of the many colleges and universities that are located here. It remains the centerpiece of Centennial Park in west Nashville and is now a museum and event space. It's open to the public for tours and houses a 41-foot tall statue of Athena, the largest indoor sculpture in the western world.
Parks & Nature
The first official city park in Nashville established in 1912, Shelby Park and greenway consists of 960 acres of nature preserve and public park along the banks of the Cumberland River just adjacent to downtown Nashville. It includes an 8-mile paved greenway loop for bicyclists, runners and walkers with footbridges and a pedestrian bridge that crosses the river near Opryland Hotel and Opry Mills Mall. There are bicycles for rent and a nature center at the main entrance to the greenway under the railroad bridge.
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Shelby Bottoms Greenway
1900 Shelby Bottoms GreenwayThe first official city park in Nashville established in 1912, Shelby Park and greenway consists of 960 acres of nature preserve and public park along the banks of the Cumberland River just adjacent to downtown Nashville. It includes an 8-mile paved greenway loop for bicyclists, runners and walkers with footbridges and a pedestrian bridge that crosses the river near Opryland Hotel and Opry Mills Mall. There are bicycles for rent and a nature center at the main entrance to the greenway under the railroad bridge.