The shortbread cookies are delicious. I ended up buying their Tennessee whiskey shortbread and the…read more"Nashville traffic" jam as gifts for a friend also. It makes a good gift for someone who might be visiting from another state and wants to bring a little bit of Tennessee back home with them.

From the owner: Willa's Mercantile is a gift shop retail location that takes the wonderfully delicious Willa's…read moreShortbread brand and pairs that with other local to Tennessee brands. We pride ourselves in providing a friendly shopping experience when helping you pick out that perfect gift or addition to your collection. Willa's Shortbread started in 1977 and grew from a home kitchen to a bakery based here in Tennessee. We launched our retail location, Willa's Mercantile, to provide that same "down-home" feel in the Goodlettsville, TN area. Stop in today to purchase our latest flavors of shortbread and see what handcrafted gifts we have in stock!

Situated at one end of Opry Mills near Madam Tussaud's, IT'SUGAR eats up a fairly large piece of…read morereal estate inside the mall and features all things candy from gummies, hard candies, chocolates, gum and legit everything in between plus more. Anytime I am wandering around Opry Mills I somehow find my way here, whether I am actually after candy or just wasting time...either way, worth it. While the prices are not the greatest, the selection is top tier. I am a chocolate guy, so I stick to the perimeter of the store where most of the chocolate tends to be. While they have all the classics, they have a lot of themed end caps and stations throughout the store. If chocolate is not your thing, then head to the multiple "candy by the pound" stations in the middle of the store and load up on all things candy from sour to sweet, nugget to rope and even suckers. They do have one chocolate station, which I have been known to utilize in filling up a bag. Service was fairly limited, even though there were multiple people on the floor, none were engaged with customers. When I was ready to check out, one associate from the floor met me at the register. She was monotone and fairly low energy for a candy shop associate. Service definitely did not fit the vibe of the brand. Overall, cool spot with loads of sweets. While you will not find me at Opry Mills too often, when you do, there is a high chance that I have an IT'SUGAR bag in hand.

My son insisted on coming into this store so we stopped by. This store has a wide variety of candy…read morefrom popular types to more obscure and novelty items. We were not greeted or asked if we needed assistance, but we didn't really need any help. Overall, a cute place--especially for kids and teens.

I got three items: a peanutbutter cup, a fudge bar with walnuts and a chocolate chip cookie. A…read morebasic CCC!!!! Reeces pb cups are way better. The "peanut butter" filling was more of a undelectable creme like you'd find in those cheap Valentine chocolates . The CCC seemed under cooked and mushy, and the fudge was just... sweet as hxxx for no reason. The staff was nice enough

Absolutely the best Carmel Apples ever!! The prefect apple with peanuts. Perfection. A must stop!!read more

Cute shop with amazing smells. Went with the MARIE MCGHEE'S BUMBLE BEES!! These were amazing with…read moredark chocolate, pecans, and caramel. Not too sweet but the caramel and nuts were so fresh. The worker was nice and I'll definitely be back. The perfect stop for Valentine's Day goodies. Who doesn't like chocolate?

I am so glad their candy is available at Publix. Delicious! The famous bolt bites are addicting. We…read morealso love the Bumblebees!

I've been wanting to write this review because Chef's Market deserves so much more than five stars…read more My family and I have been coming here for years. We've celebrated family dinners, hosted business meetings, and made countless memories around your tables. Even after moving out of state more than 10 years ago, every single time I come back to Tennessee, my dad and bonus mom know that one stop is non-negotiable--we're going to Chef's Market. The food is incredible, and the cakes are worth the trip all by themselves. A few weeks ago, though, Chef's Market became so much more than a favorite restaurant. I got a call that my bonus mom had become very sick, and I rushed home to help care for my family. One day I stopped in to grab lunch and, of course, one of your amazing cakes to take back to the house. I was holding it together...until I wasn't. When the sweet lady behind the bakery counter asked which cake I wanted, all of the fear, exhaustion, uncertainty, and heartbreak I'd been carrying came pouring out. I couldn't stop crying. Without hesitation, she set the cake down, walked around the counter, and wrapped me in the biggest, most genuine hug. Not the kind of hug you give because you feel obligated--but the kind that says, "You're not alone." Then she prayed with me. A complete stranger saw my pain, held me tight, and promised she would continue praying for my family. As I sit in the hospital weeks later, I still think about that moment. I remember her kindness, her compassion, her gentle spirit, and the love she showed someone she had never met before. That hug meant more than she'll probably ever know. Chef's Market isn't just a restaurant with incredible food and the best cakes around. It's a place that feels like home. It's where my family has made years of memories, and now it's also the place where I was reminded that kindness still exists in this world. Thank you for feeding people in more ways than one. Thank you for caring. Thank you for reminding me that a simple act of compassion can carry someone through one of the hardest days of their life. You truly never know what someone is walking through. Your kindness made a difference in mine, and I'll never forget it. Unfortunately I have forgotten her name but I know she has beautiful black hair that smelled amazing!

I was disappointed in the lack of flavor in the chicken and the vegetables. I appreciate they…read moredidn't load everything down with salt, but I like a bit of something. It was cooked well though. The lemon cake looked amazing but tasted so odd, with fake lemon icing, even a little vinegary, with sugary, flavorless cake. I couldn't find the prices posted in the restaurant. When it's cafeteria-style and you have to quickly decide to keep the line moving, you need to know the price. Great presentation and portions, very friendly staff.

This was a fun treat for my daughter! For reference, she got a bunny that just so happen to look…read morevery similar to the Cinnaroll on her shirt! She was thrilled! I suggest only getting this if you aren't planning on walking around. We tried to save it and after walking half way through the mall, it was sliding down the pole. It's a snap a picture and start eating kind of treat. There were 4 of us and we couldn't finish it in one sitting! The flavors were great! The staff seemed to enjoy their job and were great at designs, but maybe tired or just over stimulating. They weren't very engaging with my daughter. It was clean and the price is worth it! We'll definitely be back!

I went to an event at Brooklyn Bowl and ran into Ivory Cotton Bar on their rooftop. The setup for…read moreIvory Cotton was so cute and the cotton candy was great! There were three flavors, coconut, cheesecake, and strawberry. The owner was super nice, and I was so excited to eat cotton candy because it had been years since I've had the chance. If there's an event and you want to add something extra fun and special, I'd definitely recommend adding this cotton candy bar. People loved it!

Mere Words cannot adequately express how happy my stomach is right now. I do not like to drive so I…read morerarely frequent Nashville but thankfully these fine people take pity on...um..I mean they PARTICIPATE in...Clarksville's community holiday events so I have been able to stalk ... uh... harass..uh..follow harmlessly..Yes! That's it! I Follow them harmlessly from a safe distance of fifty feet (pretty sure that's what the restraining order specifies) to whatever local venue they may be at to get my fix. If you would like to follow harmlessly as well, I suggest following their IG page for current locations or if you are in Nashville run -do not walk- to their store to pick up that yummy nummy red velvet. Seriously, they are THAT good. Grandkiddos like the cookies & cream too.

I wasn't in there very long because the place smelled of feet AND all 3 of the products I picked up…read morehad been out of date for months.. enough said....

Great selection, great prices, very helpful and friendly owners and staff. Clean and meticulously…read moreorganized.Though a small selection, there is some fresh produce and herbs (like mint). Prices are very reasonable. This is the only Indian grocer I know of for miles. I used to make a trip the the Farmer's Market downtown but can find the same items at the same price or better here. May be hard to spot - it's directly across from Hooters in the parking lot next to Silverado's underneath the Vietnam Vet. Pkwy bridge.

My Valentine is a huge chocolate lover, and I knew I had to order from Music City Chocolates after…read morefinding out about them in the Nashville Scene! This local business offers gorgeous, delicious chocolates with local delivery for a fee. I ordered the Valentine's Box with the classic chocolates, hearts, and raspberry bark. The boozy chocolate box also sounded incredible so I added them on to the order to sample. The chocolates were scheduled to arrive on Valentine's afternoon but were delivered in the late morning! I was impressed that the delivery was early on a busy holiday. Everything I sampled was fantastic and I highly recommend ordering from them!

I decided to buy five boxes of chocolate from music city chocolates to give us gifts. I kept one…read morebox for myself and shared the others. It was the best move I have made in a while. All of the people that receive the candy went wild about it and I got lots of compliments. The box I kept for myself was great. I give it the highest recommendations.