From the early 1930s into the 60s and 70s, downtown Nashville was the place to be for shopping, accommodations and entertainment. With curious attractions like Harvey’s Department Store, the veritable who’s who of patrons to the historic Maxwell House Hotel, and the always-hopping Printer’s Alley nightlife, downtown played host to many unique and authentic Nashville experiences.
Imaginative yet focused, Stateside Kitchen showcases seasonal cuisine in an intelligent setting. Helmed by Executive Chef Michael Kopfman and his collective of Hillstone Restaurant Group alumni, the brasserie-style restaurant focuses on fresh flavors and locally sourced ingredients to comprise a menu for all palettes.
Paying homage to the building’s past life as the Gray & Dudley Hardware Company, the re-imagined restaurant and lounge space embraces and celebrates high and low, new and old. Adjacent museum galleries exhibiting contemporary art foster exploration over cocktails or following a meal filled with heartfelt hospitality.
Originally opened in 1948, Skull’s Rainbow Room is one of the most celebrated and acclaimed dining experiences in Music City. Located in Printer’s Alley, you’ll find the signature craft cocktails and an award winning dinner menu that make Skull’s famous. Skull’s also showcases a late night burlesque show several nights a week.
One of the most walkable neighborhoods in Nashville, 12South is a shopping and dining destination full of restaurants, coffee houses, bakeries, bars, and boutiques featuring local designers and makers. Visit local favorites like Hero and imogene + willie, or stop by Reese Witherspoon’s Draper James for a southern gift and glass of sweet tea. Outdoor Voices and White’s Mercantile are two more places you won’t want to miss in this neighborhood.
Conveniently located just two blocks from the Music City Center, the Gulch is home to the very best in urban living, office, retail, restaurant, entertainment venues and hospitality. Shopping options include Nashville originals like E. Allen, Uncommon James, Kittenish, and Parish, but you can also shop more well known stores like Patagonia, Loft and Winky Lux.
There are so many boutiques in this walkable neighborhood nestled right between Belmont University and Vanderbilt University. Make sure to check out Posh, Impeccable Pig, Revv, Scout & Molly’s, and Native + Nomad, and there’s also Arcade for kidswear.
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