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Mother's Ruin

Mother’s Ruin is a bar in Germantown that also happens to serve really good food.

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Cross-Eyed Critters

Cross-Eyed Critters is a karaoke bar with a full animatronic band in Midtown.

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White Limozeen

White Limozeen is a Dolly Parton-inspired rooftop hotel in The Graduate Hotel.

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Monell’s

Monell’s is a classic Southern restaurant in Germantown where everything’s served family-style at communal tables.

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Adele’s

Adele’s is a neighborhood restaurant in the Gulch that serves upscale but approachable dishes from the chef’s family kitchen.

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La Hacienda

This classic Mexican spot in Woodbine has been around for 25 years and feels a little like a party at all times, while still remaining affordable.

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Earnest Bar & Hideaway

Hemingway’s Bar & Hideaway is a low-key restaurant in Wedgewood-Houston where you can have great cocktails and eat Korean fried chicken until 1am.

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Robert’s Western World

Robert’s Western World is a legendary honky tonk on Lower Broadway where you go to drink beer and shot combos and dance to Johnny Cash cover bands.

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Puckett’s Grocery & Restaurant

A trip to Puckett’s is just like going to the Ryman, except it’s a lot smaller, serves good Southern food, and you haven’t heard of whoever’s playing.

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5th & Taylor

When you’re planning a big group dinner, head to 5th & Taylor in Germantown for their banquet-sized tables, large shared plates, and spacious patio.