Early or late to avoid the wait. Try the Farm Burger. The kids can enjoy house-made sodas and large outdoor space.

We're keen on the Old World, Garlic Knots, and a cold Yazoo Beer. Left side is dine-in. Right side is take out.

Get more tacos than you think. And the elote. And the chicken tortilla soup. Cash only.

The best sandwiches in the city, hands down. The Turkey Apple Brie and Bánh mì are our favorites.

Start with a coffee and bread basket, then go from there. Favorites include the Croissant French Toast and Crêpes.

A sight to see! Coffee as an artform. About as “East Nashville” as it gets.

The best of the honky tonks, in our opinion. Park yourself upstairs, grab a longneck, and take it all in.

Famous purveyors of small batch ice cream. Try the Brown Butter Almond Brittle or Brambleberry Crisp.

Fun hangout serving coffee, cocktails, and food. Features bowling lanes and a pool!

A large urban green space near Vanderbilt University featuring ample walking paths.

Relaxed hangout that hosts live music and weekly dance parties. We’re partial to the Monday night dance parties.

A local "chain" that does it well. When in doubt, get the Tuck Special. Full bar and newly enclosed patio.

There’s no better place for true fans to pay homage.

Perfect for a little conversation or getting some work done.

Industrial-chic restaurant with clever New American dishes and communal dining tables. The pastas shine here.

James Bearded, trendy, yet rustic, Italian cuisine just across the river. Can't go wrong with the pizzas here.

Gourmet ramen and sushi right here on the Eastside. Skip dessert and head next door to Jeni’s or Five Daughters.

The most popular of the Five Points bars with solid Sun/Wed happy hours. Smoky inside, but large patio space.

Our hometown museum with a wonderful rotation of exhibits, from Impressionists to classic cars.

Long-standing finer dining landmark in Five Points. Consistently delicious French and Italian cuisine.

Upscale bar serving craft cocktails in a cozy setting. Nashville’s first resurgent speakeasy.

World famous biscuits, breakfast, and fried chicken, if you don't mind the wait (or the drive).

Beer, pub grub, and nightly live music. House special is the Shepherd's Pie. Try it with roasted garlic.

In peak growing season, you’ll find more than 150 farmers, ranchers, crafters, and food artisans hawking their goods.

Their breakfast sandwich is a must. In warmer months, iced coffee with “Crack,” (coffee syrup).

Trendy atmosphere with great cocktails and often a live DJ late. Nights and weekends can get wild.

A quirky local favorite just around the block. Try the Brie French Toast and reward your walk with a mimosa.

If you want your coffee without the wait.

If you've got a free night, you can't go wrong here. Best bluegrass in town. Get there early. Cash only.

Perfect for a meandering walk or bike ride along the Cumberland River.