Things to do in Nashville

Where to Eat

Nashville is Famous for its biscuits, hot chicken, and beer, but is also home to some other amazing cuisine Chris and Megan love, and know you will too!

Hot Chicken and Soul Food

• Hattie B’s

• Prince’s Hot Chicken - The original hot chicken joint!

• 400 Degrees

Vegetarian and Vegan

• Chaatable Indian Street Food

• AVO

• The Wild Cow

• PM Cafe

Breakfast

• Join us for Sunday Brunch at Loveless Cafe and Motel

• Pancake Pantry

• Proper Bagel

Beer and Wine

• 12 South Taproom

• Little Harpeth Brewery

• Yazoo Brewing Company

What to See

There’s so much to see in Nashville you won’t find anywhere else. From all of our sports teams (some of them good!), to all of our museums, the most beautiful fall nature in the country, and local history.

Go see some Museums

• Country Music Hall of Fame

  • Check out the Armadillos & Outlaws Exhibition on display - featuring music from Austin’s Outlaw Movement and put together with the help of Megan and the Austin Museum of Popular Culture!

• Tennessee State Museum

• Belle Meade Plantation

• The Parthenon

• The Frist Art Museum

• Cheekwood Botanical Garden

Where to Hear some Music

No trying to hide it, Country Music is kind of a big deal here. You’ve wasted the chance if you haven’t done any boot-scootin’ or heard a grown man cry about his truck. Over the past several years, we’ve even started adding other genres to our repertoire. Maybe you’ll run into Taylor Swift or see the next big star!

• Honky Tonk Highway

  • Featuring Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge

• The Bluebird Cafe

• Ryman Auditorium

• Station Inn

  • If you’re in town Sunday evening, Station Inn hosts a Bluegrass Jam-Band Session that is not to miss!

• Mercy Lounge

• Dee’s Country Cocktail Lounge - for a 70’s vibe!

• Wildhorse Saloon

• Exit/In

• The City Winery