Best Happy Hour in Nashville! The atmosphere is fun, eclectic and hip without being obnoxious.
AMAZING shrimp & grits. The atmosphere is a bit too "trendy" at the weekend and it's packed with Vandy students, but the food is great. Best bet is to go during the week.
Owned by the same people as Eastland Cafe, this is a neighborhood restaurant with aspirations. Great Happy Hour just like Eastland!
Don't even bother trying any other sushi restaurants in Nashville. This is the real deal. The sushi chefs are actually Japanese (what a concept!) and the wait staff is always so friendly.
Shopping this rambling East Nashville Victorian-turned–antiques shop is like exploring Grandma’s frozen-in-time house—if Grandma had saved all the right retro things.
This teeny vintage spot specializing in gently worn cowboy boots is the perfect place for your “when in Nashville” purchase. Our pick: a red ’70s pair.
Picture Sephora—then add a heaping dose of Southern charm. This beauty megastore features Lorac and Stila makeup counters, a salon, a candy counter and the friendliest Southern-belle saleswomen.
The coolest part about this Hillsboro vintage-mixed-with-new-stuff boutique: The new stuff—White Rabbit tunics, Ren feather earrings—is all made by young, independent Nashville designers.
Two DIY-minded girlfriends—one restores ’50s armchairs, the other turns antique coins into pendant necklaces—launched this new store for homemade creations, cheeky greeting cards and vintage handbags.
This year-old leather-goods line is located in an abandoned Germantown meatpacking plant that’s really hard to find. So activate your GPS—the handstitched boots and buttery totes are worth the hunt.
There isn’t a Barneys or Saks in Nashville, but Holly Williams fills the void with her shop, which offers a department-store-style range of J Brand jeans, Rick Owens leather jackets and Clu tanks.
