Classic Establishment
Classic Establishment
Melrose Billiard Parlor
Melrose Billiard Parlor stands out among Nashville dives thanks to the sheer amount of activities they offer.
Prince's Hot Chicken
Prince’s is where hot chicken was invented. Go to their new outpost on Nolensville Pike and order some tenders and a sandwich.
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.
Prince's Hot Chicken Shack South
Prince's Hot Chicken Shack South is one of the hot chicken power players in Nashville.
Bolton's Famous Hot Chicken & Fish
Bolton's is a small restaurant in East Nashville churning out the best hot chicken in the city.
Wendell Smith's
For over 70 years, Wendell Smith's has served classic meat-and-three meals in The Nations.
Mas Tacos Por Favor
Mas Tacos Por Favor in East Nashville makes some of the best tacos in town. They also have great tortilla soup and elote, if you can’t live on tacos alone.
Hattie B’s Hot Chicken
There are lots of hot chicken spots in Nashville, and Hattie B’s is one of the best. Order a two piece, some sides, and a beer. Repeat as necessary.
Legends Corner
Legends Corner is a honky-tonk on Broadway where you can listen to classic country music.
Tootsies Orchid Lounge
Tootsies Orchid Lounge is a Nashville institution on Broadway where you should listen to live music.
Skull's Rainbow Room
Skull's Rainbow Room in Downtown Nashville has live jazz music every night of the week.
Sonobana Japanese Restaurant And Grocery
Sonobana is a Japanese restaurant and grocery store in West Nashville that we really like.
Pancake Pantry
One of the longest lines in Nashville is for Pancake Pantry in Hillsboro Village - but it’s worth the wait for the 23 varieties of pancakes.
Loveless Cafe
Loveless Cafe is a greater Nashville institution where you go for great biscuits and supper, which you’ll know about if you just woke up from 1890.
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.