I am obsessed with Nashville, from the music, to the sites, to the food; I absolutely love this city. So be prepared for all the Nashville content coming your way because I could talk about it all day.
So to kick off my Nashville series lets talk about food. Just like any major city, food here is a staple. Mostly inspired by southern style favorites like biscuits and fried chicken, you can find a restaurant to meet any craving you may have. With a lot of high-quality restaurants as well, there is options for every price point.
Here are a few of my favorites from my collection of Nashville trips.
Loveless Café
Seriously one of my all time favorite meals. This restaurant is a former motel located outside of town, so you will need a car to visit. The drive is worth it for the best fried chicken and biscuits I have ever had. You cannot make reservations so I would try to go on a weekday. However if you do find yourself waiting the Loveless Café property has gift shops and outdoor games to keep you entertained.
Biscuit Love
Another Nashville favorite. The most popular location is in The Gulch and be prepared to wait. Every time I have walked by Biscuit Love there is a line wrapping around the sidewalk. I highly recommend “The Princess”, their version on Nashville Hot Chicken.
Hattie B’s
Speaking of Nashville Hot Chicken. Hattie B’s most popular location is right on Broadway located in the shopping district of Fifth and Broadway. This line also wraps around the block daily. While I haven’t eaten here, it must be good for people to wait so long for Hot Chicken.
Casa Rosa
My favorite stop on my most recent trip. This is Miranda Lambert’s bar and restaurant located directly on Broadway. This 3-story building has a downstairs bar with live music, the second floor is the main restaurant decorated in bright pink (the perfect insta backdrop), and then the rooftop bar. The rooftop has a covered area housing a live band a true rooftop where you can take in the great views of downtown and the hustle and bustle of Broadway.
Assembly Hall
This is a great place to go for a quick bite or if you have a group that cannot agree on what to eat. Assembly hall is a giant food hall home to just about every cuisine you can imagine. They even have multiple bars, each with their own unique theme and even dessert stands like cookie dough and crepes. This is well worth the visit because every food stand is unique and delicious. I ate at Chilangos while other is my group tried Desana, NoBaked, and PokeNash.
Jeni’s Ice Cream
While not unique to Nashville. I think everyone should stop into Jeni’s anytime they see one. Their ice cream and fresh waffle cones are that good. So if you are still hungry after eating at Assembly Hall or Hattie B’s you are right there to enjoy so dessert at Jeni’s.
