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Fav Nashville Spots

royallmonarch and hughes already covered some of the best spots so this will be supplemental. Mainstream Music Venues: The Basement - both locations host big acts but also locals Brooklyn Bowl - not homegrown, but still a nice venue Robert's Western World - if you must visit a honky-tonk, might as well visit the original Coffee: Crema - homegrown classic Sump - not homegrown, but may have the best espresso in town Headquarters - cozy spot Food: Kisser - Japanese, award winning, lunch only. S.S. Gai - Thai grilled chicken and sticky rice. Tastes like my childhood. Red Headed Stranger - Tex-mex, best flour tortillas in town. Mother's Ruin - Good burger, great fries, amazing brussel sprouts. Deg Thai - Not the only great Thai spot, but one of the best. Little Hats - Italian deli and market. Get the Chicago style beef, dipped. Gabbys Burgers and Fries - Best burger in town, lunch only. Nicolettos - Handmade pasta with a mean meatball sub. Right next to Mickey's Tavern and they don't mind you bringing in Nicolettos to go with your beer. Drinks: Rice Vice - Sake, sochu, and beer. My favorite spot. Attaboy - Cocktails. No menu. Expensive, but a good experience. Martha My Dear - Good cocktails. Chill. Honeytree - Mead if you want to try it. Bad Luck Burger is also here and worth a visit. Never Never - Great bar with a great Mexican food truck. Lots of neat places nearby. Otto's Bar - Sister spot to Headquarters. Tacos and drinks. Random Distractions: Nashville Zoo - great zoo and zoolumination is running all winter. Grimey's, Anaconda, Living Waters - Records, vintage, coffee, and beer all in one spot. Tempered - Chocolatier shop. Truffles, hot chocolate, espresso. Bonus: converts into an absinthe bar at night called Green Hour.

@lucius

Dec 9, 2024

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(this is a v. Good list)

Junebug Tasty burger (after 11pm) Delux Anchovies Trinas starlite lounge Glitter Boys @ sinclair Curio Coffee Haley Henry Harvard Arnold Arboretum Glass flowers @ Harv nat. Hist. Offsuit Toscaninis Tonino Bow market

@meebygweeby

Feb 9, 2024

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Just pasted this from my notes app so if some of it is out if context my bad but heres some places ive been

🍣Perry’s, AdMo: good sushi, cute rooftop $$ 🐯Tiger Fork, Shaw Blagden Alley: good drinks, upscale Hong Kong street food $$ 🥩Bar Spero, Penn Quarter/east end area: one of the best meals I’ve ever had, but definitely expensive. Seafood & grill food. Also was rated one of the top 5 new restaurants in the US last year $$$$ 🌻Gypsy Kitchen, 14th St: really good small shareable plates, nice rooftop/outdoor seating esp. during sunset, good drinks  $$$ ✨Dlena, mt Vernon: amazing margs (10/10) and food. Good outdoor seating and inside is fun.  $$ 🌍Maydan, FL Ave: so good. Went with banana Dans $$$ 🌵Vera, Ivy City (Mexican/Mediterranean fusion): SO good. Def upscale, went for kittys bday. Food was bomb and was served the largest gin drink in the world. If you go late enough, it turns into a full service bar upstairs and a separate club/bar downstairs $$$$ 🥀El Secreto de Rosita, U Street: cute inside with nice booths/ambiance (good for a date), burratta flatbread was bomb, brunch on the weekends and a good happy hour, waitress told me their turning the extension next door into a fine dining section soon  $$ 👯‍♀️Jane Jane (14th street): great drinks and a cozy environment. Fills up fast, especially at night, and doesn’t take reservations but you can put your name on a waiting list. Right on 14th so you can hit Aslin or somewhere else while you wait.  🫒Green Zone (AdMo): one of my favorite bars in the city. Has awesome middle eastern music and small plates but fills up very fast. Indoor & outdoor seating, doesn’t take reservations so expect to stand somewhere upstairs unless you go early for a table.  💕Thip Khao (14th st): delicious Laotian food and really good portions. fair prices too

@lsav

Mar 31, 2024

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a bagel and CREAM CHEESE in these trying times

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