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More than two dozen well-known restaurants closed their doors in 2019, including an iconic Music Row bar and a cozy eatery on West End Avenue. → Read More
Diners have dozens of new restaurants to choose from this year, but standouts include a cozy East Nashville eatery and a Lower Broadway bar unlike any other. → Read More
Five restaurants, including an outpost of popular chicken chain Chick-fil-A, debuted in May in Nashville. → Read More
Talented Nashville restaurateurs Benjamin and Max Goldberg have closed their French restaurant Le Sel after a nearly four-year run in Midtown. → Read More
James Bass Sr., a fixture in the Nashville legal community and an influential political leader in the state, died Wednesday. He was 108. → Read More
New York restaurateurs Matt and Emily Hyland are doubling down on Nashville. → Read More
There's a new solution for Nashville travelers stuck lugging their suitcases around while waiting for their flight or their check-in time at an Airbnb. → Read More
The Beer Serves America report found America’s beer industry contributed billions last year to the Tennessee economy and supported nearly thousands of jobs. → Read More
Grocery stores in Nashville are attempting to meet the city's pent-up demand for new, convenient options with a host of new locations popping up around town. → Read More
One of Lower Broadway’s most successful real estate moguls has big plans for Printers Alley. → Read More
Calling all Chick-fil-A lovers: Only one more week until you can get your Chick-n-Minis fix on 8th Avenue South. → Read More
Grocery stores big and small are expanding, remodeling and building new locations as they battle for a market share in booming Nashville. → Read More
The Downtown Antique Mall will close at the end of the month after 29 years of delighting shoppers in search of unusual and vintage items. → Read More
April was a busy month in Nashville's dining scene, with a few high-profile openings and even more closures. APRIL OPENINGS Downtown Sporting Club Max and Benjamin Goldberg opened their new Downtown Sporting Club, a venue unlike anything else on Lower Broadway. The four-story building now houses chef-driven restaurants, a Crema coffee bar, ax throwing lanes, boutique hotel rooms, a rooftop… → Read More
The trees will be planted in partnership with Root Nashville at John Early Museum Magnet and Hull Jackson Montessori. → Read More
With no live music, 20 hotel rooms, a chef-driven restaurant and ax throwing, Downtown Sporting Club is an out-of-the-box addition to Lower Broadway. → Read More
Nearly 10,000 Nashville homes and businesses were without power in an area south of Nashville on Monday → Read More
The high-profile Hillsboro Village building once home to Provence Breads & Café has a new restaurant tenant. → Read More
The Brooklyn-based restaurant with an outpost in the Gulch plans to take over the Table 3 Restaurant space at 3821 Green Hills Village Drive in Green Hills. → Read More
Two of Nashville's most popular outposts for beer and coffee are coming to the west side. → Read More