GQ recently released an article about my town called “Nowville.” The article says: Nashville, Tennessee, used to be just a city of ten-gallon hats and the Grand Ole Opry. Now it’s the most electric spot in the South, thanks to a cast of transplanted designers, architects, chefs, and rock ‘n rollers. Here, twenty-five locals show you how to tear up Music City in threads worthy of this reborn southern scene.

I think every one knows how much I love Nashville. I am constantly trying to convince people that Nashville is more than just a town full of cowboys and honky tonks. Thanks to GQ and this recent article in the New York Times, I think people are starting to begin to understand how amazing this little town really is. Local Nashvillian Pennyweight and Steven Alan collaborated for this amazing piece on Nashville and I just had to share.

My personal to do list in town grows all the time as I hear about more amazing little places that are “must sees”…(I realize as I write this list that it is a lot of food places…but hey, what can ya do?)

Here are a couple of them:
Try more flavors at Jenni’s Ice Cream
Bloomy Rind Artisan Cheese Shop in East Nashville
Old Made Good
Pomodoro East
Cumberland Park
Eat a Las Paleta
Explore Riverside Village
Bobbies Dairy Dip
No. 308
Explore Germantown
Past Perfect
Jack Daniels Distillery in Lynchburg Tennessee
The Frist