Nashville neighborhoods

Find the part of Nashville that fits the day.

Coffee, museums, greenways, bookstores, and low-drama meals organized by the neighborhood or commercial stretch where you will actually find them.

The columns and pediment of the Parthenon in Nashville's Centennial Park
The ParthenonPhoto: FerrumLux · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Cropped and resized to 8:5.

Editor’s pick Chosen by the editor, one each for eat, do and shop. Never paid.

Eat

Eat in Nashville

Editor’s pick: one place per town and category, chosen by the editorGood for: Date nightGermantown

City House

Order the ricotta cavatelli with maitake mushroom sugo, collards and brown butter.

A lively dinner when the group is happy to let the kitchen set the pace.

1222 4th Ave N, NashvilleOfficial site

Good for: Date nightEast Nashville

Noko

An Asian-inspired cocktail program and a sake list.

A polished dinner when the group wants something more intentional than a quick bite.

Official site

Do

Do in Nashville

Good for: Rain-proof afternoonMuseums & history · Arts & musicNashville

Frist Art Museum

Make art in ArtQuest, where guests of all ages can draw, animate and make prints.

A weather-safe art stop when the group wants a real outing without committing the entire day.

Paid admissionOfficial site

Shop

Shop in Nashville

Makers & markets · Gifts & lifestyleWedgewood-Houston

Porter Flea

Regional and national makers offering handmade home goods, art, jewelry, apparel, ceramics and specialty foods.

A maker-market browse when the gift needs a local story attached to it.

Official site

Gifts & lifestyle · Specialty & local goodsEast Nashville

The Turnip Truck

Sushi rolls made fresh in-house, with vegetarian options in the deli case.

A useful local-grocery stop when the gift is dinner, flowers, or something to take home.

Official site

Make it a whole Saturday

Get the nearby stops in one Monday plan.

The Monday guide connects the meal, the outing, and the useful backup before the weekend arrives.