A night on the town pairs well with a cocktail. From dining out to reconnecting with friends at a neighborhood bar or finally attending an in-person event, Nashville’s Black mixologists are breaking the ice in the Music City cocktail scene.
Butter, Eggs, and Bakin might be one of the most unique eateries in Nashville. This tiny hidden gem is off Second Avenue South, tucked away onto Hart Street in the Chestnut Hill area.
Javier Salado is turning Nashville on to the delicious Cuban food of his childhood, through his pop-up, Soy Cubano.
Edessa Restaurant serves up delicious Kurdish and Turkish cuisine, in the area affectionately called “Little Kurdistan”.
King Tut’s is the crown jewel of Nolensville Pike hidden gems, serving authentic Egyptian food with a New York flair.
The Salty Cubana is where owner, Rita Martinez is bringing her Cuban soul to Nashville with a southern twist, of course.
We’re here today to discuss one dessert that may have been lost in history – tea cakes.
Vege-licious is a North Nashville favorite, turning our favorite homecooked meals into healthy vegan options.
There’s a new must-try smoothie spot in town, all about helping you reach your “New Year, New Me” goals. Learn more and try it for yourself!
