4 days eating in Nashville, Tennessee

Nashville is an amazing food ambassador of the American southern cuisine and I'll prove it to you ! From the best chicken to the #1 burger in town. I'll guide you guys day by day, meal after meal on this southern American adventure. Join me on this delicious experience for big foodies.

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Day 1

Puckett's Restaurant - Downtown Nashville

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One of the oldest local places downtown introduced us to great food and southern hospitality

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After almost starving to death from the plane ride Puckett's was our first food stop. The staff was so considerate storing our big suitcases somewhere safe while we enjoyed our first typical southern American fired chicken sandwiches.

The Twelve Thirty Club

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Margaritas in the city center plus the delight of live music this place was exactly what we needed.

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Walking downtown carrying suitcases is no easy job, but margaritas from The Twelve Thirty Club sure helped us freshen up while listening to live music !

Jack Brown's Beer & Burger Joint Edgehill

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This is the best burger I've had in my entire life, no exaggerating. I'd fly there just for a burger.

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This place IS A MUST ! The best burger I've had in my whole life, I couldn't even take a picture of it, world stopped for a second while it melted in my mouth. The beer is great and the staff is so friendly ! The girls where so nice on giving us advice on more 'musts' for us foodies.

Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams

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As a recommendation from a local we loved to take a walk to this super cute and delicious ice cream shop. Loved the lavender flavor.

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Okay, now something sweet ! This cute little place has so many interesting flavors its hard to choose just one, or two... Anyways the ice cream was great, the exact amount of creaminess and soft touch of the flavors makes it the perfect dessert.

Day 2

Nashville Farmers' Market

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Cutest Food Market with so many options, from Mexican to Greek to Chinese they've got it all, and of course vegan and vegetarian isles.

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As one of our stops along the Trolley Tour, we enjoyed exploring around the Farmers' Market as well as walking around the Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park which is right in front.

The Pub - Nashville

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One of the best meals we shared on one of the areas we enjoyed the most. Great beer, great fish and chips and the best cookie with ice cream !

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Honestly this place was a random pick for us, but we absolutely loved it. The plates are served very well and the food was amazing. They had great ambiance and activities for the crowd. But of course my favorite part was dessert.

Day 3

Frothy Monkey

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The coffee here is out of this world. Without a doubt my favorite brunch in Nashville

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As a breakfast lover, this place was on my top list while visiting. The environment, the service, the food and mostly THE COFFE ! You have to make reservations since it's always packed.

Hattie B's Hot Chicken - Nashville - Lower Broadway

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Chicken Fried is amazing and the environment just wraps you around the whole southern food experience

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A classic. This is a touristic stop, you just have to eat here at least once to get the whole southern experience. Also their peach cobbler was pretty good.

Day 4

Milk & Honey Gulch

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Before leaving we got to have one more food stop, and I am so glad we picked this one. The food was amazing as well as the coffee and the service.

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Definitely one of my favorites, this place sets the mood for a peaceful and healthy breakfast. They have so many options its hard to choose from.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Loreto Sautto

🍃Adventurer & Nature lover ✨Traveling tips, guides, cultural info. Mexican traveler with an adventurous spirit and a recent graduate's budget. My first trip was a big leap at the age of fifteen and since then my focus has been on getting to know the world and all the natural and cultural beauty it has to offer. I think that traveling is one of the most transformative experiences and I believe that it is more within our reach than what we do. Having traveled to twelve countries, I learned to move in the most strategic way, allowing myself to experience the essence of each place at the same time. Given my planning skills, my orderly and highly organized nature, as well as the knowledge acquired during my travels and my academic training in International Relations, I aspire to meticulously design the ideal travel route that best fits your travel objectives and expectations. Travel tips, personalized guides, cultural contexts.

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