Nashville Recs

[lindyanne]

Just booked Nashville for the end of December. We will be there Tuesday-Sat. Bringing out 13 year old. Staying at the W and going to the Titans/Cowboys game. No other plans yet. Looking for recs close to the area (not sure if we are getting a car yet) especially weekday brunch or holiday only time stuff that might not come up in regular travel searches.

[orval]

The Country Music Hall of Fame is pretty cool, even if you aren't a big country fan.

We also went to this a couple years ago - it was pretty neat and cold - they give you big parkas to put on.
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[starlily]

The Country Music Hall of Fame and National Museum of African American Music were both interesting and fun.

We enjoyed brunches at The Pancake Pantry, Puckett's, and Biscuit Love. For bbq we went to Martin's and Jack's.

If you want to hear live music at the places on Broadway St., minors are allowed in before 5pm at a lot of them.

[gt7301b]

I probably like a bit of a curmudgeon, but I prefer places off Broadway. Two concert venues we like are 3rd and Lindsley and The Bluebird Cafe.

I am not a country music fan, but I was surprised how much I enjoyed the Country Music Hall of Fame. We were there for 2 hrs and could have stayed much longer.

I'd probably just skip a car and walk/uber.

[huskymom]

We went recently and had great meals at Superica (Mexican) and Biscuit Love (brunch). Saw a concert at the Ryman which was a really cool venue. We did the Grand Ole Opry tour as well and walked around the Opryland hotel for an AC break (it was august). Broadway at night on the weekend was a bit much for me, ha! We did a trolley tour of breweries that was fun too (kids were welcome but may not be exciting for your kid!). We had a car but stayed outside downtown so we did a mix of Ubering and driving in.

[janegold]

Oct 7, 2022 13:16:51 GMT -5 starlily said:

 National Museum of African American Music 

Second this - loved it!