We came across the Goodlettsville logo mural while we were out exploring going out and about having…read morea good time. It is a nice colorful wording of the mural that takes up the entire side of the building which I liked and they use different colors and scenery.

This particular mural is located on the corner of South Main and East Avenue and is painted on the…read moreside of a small strip mall. It is basically across from the city hall and is a nice touch to add some personality to the community. I am a fan of public art such as this. It adds a bit of personality to the concrete and steel that it takes to build a town or city. If you are in the area, check it out.

Ohhhh what a time we had! The amazing Paige made sure we enjoyed every bite and taught us a lot…read moreabout the food of Nashville, as well as the backstories on how they came to be! She even provided the back stories of the historical churches & buildings we passed on our way to each location. She was sweet, hilarious, spunky and after telling her ALL 12 of our names just once - she remembered them all, the entire 3 hours we were together! We enjoyed ourselves so much and I'm so grateful we signed up - I honestly don't think we would have received the same experience of Nashville if we had just gone to these places on our own. We stopped off at 5 different eateries, all were pre-picked for us so we had no idea where we would be going. Unfortunately, not all of them struck me as worthy of a second visit but it was new to us (except for Prince's, we had stumbled upon them the day before, whoops) and I will say I'm not the biggest sweets fan but the Goo Goo cluster was the perfect way to end the tour! Thank you Paige & Walk Eat Nashville!

It's all the things you want…read more Good food History on the tour And lots of walking -- and eating Our fav spots I won't say here because well ya need to pay to hear about them! Good secret places you wouldn't think to try out Ask for Sterling she's the best We stayed cool even though it was 96 degrees ! We hit spots that I didn't even think we get to - she was kind enough to help us find a place to hang out our last day while killing time for the plane !

We understood coming in that the restaurant was busy and were totally fine waiting about 30 minutes…read morejust to place our order -- that part was expected. Unfortunately, the experience went downhill after that. We ended up waiting over two hours for our food, and during that time a large soccer team that ordered several minutes after us was served before we were. That was really frustrating, especially after already waiting so long. When my food finally arrived, my order was incorrect. I specifically asked for no gardinare on my beef sandwich, but it was made with spicy gardinare anyway. My mouth was on fire the entire time, so I honestly couldn't even comment on how the food tasted. I didn't want to send it back and risk waiting another two hours for a replacement -- or ending up with an another cold spicy sandwich. I understand that busy happen, but better order management and attention to dietary requests would have made a big difference. Really disappointing experience overall

I stopped in randomly for lunch after getting off the interstate looking for somewhere to eat…read more Sports and Chicago memorabilia on the walls. A scoreboard on one wall and several TV's. You place your order at the counter and they bring your food to you. Small selection of soft drinks and beers. I had the Street Dog with Crinkle Cut Fries. Both were good. I would try one of the Beef sandwiches if back in the area. Great music on the speakers playing 70's-80's rock.

Is this still going on? I tried the website. Gone. Called the number goes to vm. Anything?read more

I first learned about free walking tours during my international travel. Now,  wherever I'm…read moretraveling to I always check to see if they have a tour.  Luckily, I was able to join an available tour for the downtown area on a Sunday morning. The day was cold and dreary, but I still had an amazing time. The tour guide, Paul, was excellent. He kept the tour entertaining and educational. Paul seemed very passionate about the history and culture of Nashville. The tour lasted a little over an hour, and at the end, he gave us suggestions and directions based on our interests. I loved his honesty on places he thought we would or wouldn't enjoy based on our interests.  These tours are a great way to meet other travelers while enjoying the major attractions.  Of course, the tours aren't completely free because guides do accept gratuity, which they truly deserve.

What an incredible hidden gem! From the outside, this is a small, unassuming restaurant, but don't…read morelet that fool youit serves some of the best homemade Italian food I've had in Nashville.I ordered the truffle pasta and added grilled chicken, and it was absolutely phenomenal. You can truly taste that the pasta is homemade, and the truffle sauce was rich, creamy, and perfectly balanced without being overpowering. We also shared a Caesar salad, which was fresh, flavorful, and the perfect start to our meal.The desserts were another highlight. Everything was homemade and authentic, cannoli and tiramisu are to die for and it was honestly one of the best Italian desserts I've had in a long time.What made the experience even more special was meeting the wonderful couple behind the restaurant. They were so warm, welcoming, and genuinely kind that they made us feel like guests in their own home rather than customers. That kind of hospitality is becoming harder to find, and it made the meal even more memorable.This place may not have the flashiest exterior, but it's exactly the kind of hidden neighborhood restaurant everyone hopes to discover. Amazing food, wonderful people, and such a cozy atmosphere. We'll absolutely be coming backhonestly, I can see this becoming a weekly tradition for us. Highly recommend supporting this fantastic local business!

Pros: Lasagna was dynamite! Authentic Italian. Layers of homemade pasta, creamy white sauce and…read moreparmesan, meaty bolognese! Friendly gentleman taking orders and serving us, spoke with an Italian accent. Prices were great. Cons: Do not get the Caprese salad or Caesar salad. Caprese was just mini mozzarella balls, cherry tomatoes, and balsamic vinegar and served in a plastic cup. I would have expected green basil and roma tomatoes instead of cherry and served on a real plate. Caesar salad was a huge miss. Zero caesar dressing in sight (caesar should be egg yolk based and have anchovies) and instead was given a not very tasty store bought creamy italian dressing, and the entire salad was served in a plastic tupperware.

The Mb Roland distillery was excellent. The service was great too. Casual and fun ambiance. The…read moretour starts on the front porch and then into the distillery where they show you the process of making Kentucky bourbon the corn rye and wheat products to make the finest bourbon and whiskey the barrels that they store the product in the stills quite the operation in the process of making bourbon. Then they give you simples of bourbon whisky and moonshine.

This little detour was a fun discovery. We actually have visited this place twice, years apart. Our…read morefirst visit was somewhat planned. Hubs actually was exploring our route and discovered this place so we bookmarked it in case we had time. Both times we visited, we were kind of strapped for time so we have yet to go on the tour. They do allow for tastings of their many boozes but they limit it to 6 or 8, which is very smart. I think we did not have that many our recent trip. Since we purchased 6 bottles our first trip (they give a discount for 6+ bottles), we were already familiar and wanted to try some of their new items. Both times we visited, we brought in our dog and she received a lot of attention. They have dog toys so of course I had to buy her one each time. Now those are really expensive! The prices vary for their bottles, maybe averaging about $55. Some are cheaper and many are more expensive than that. They also sell merchandise in the same room you do the tastings. We never have time but they do free tours and I wanna say they last about 45 minutes. It is in the middle of nowhere so it's not like you can make a day out of it any stay in town, while filling up an entire itinerary for a day. We really enjoy their bourbon and keep stock of the Blueberry and Mint Julep flavored bourbons. Everyone is always hospitable when we visit and that motivated us more to support them!

The walking food tour was amazing. Every stop was a delicious experience…read more Our guide Genevieve was awesome! Very knowledgeable on local history and facts. She made the experience a perfect 10!

This was an amazing food tour. I was skeptical because $120 is pretty steep. But they take you to 6…read moreplaces, with pretty good portions of food, alcohol and desserts. We were very pleased with this! Our guide was Sami and she was awesome! Everything was smooth. She was very knowledgeable. Our stops were the Acme Feed & Seed and had ribs with Mac and cheese, collard greens and coleslaw, next we went to Merchants, which was definitely my kind of place. They gave us wings, popcorn and these delicious deviled eggs and a locally made beer. Next we went to Cerveza Jacks. They had live music and served us an amazing strawberry lemonade cocktail. It was my favorite. We also got a Nashville hot chicken taco. Then we went next door to Mike's ice cream and had the vanilla with fudge chunk ice cream. So good. Then we went across the way to Praline's by Leon. We were given a salted caramel and a whiskey infused praline. Both were good. BUT, the pralines at Savannah candy kitchen are better (sorry). Last we went to Standard Proof Whiskey company to finish the tour with cocktails. My husband had the coffee whiskey old fashioned and I had the wildflower rye cocktail. Only one improv to recommend. To make individual portions for the number of people attending instead of group shared plates. Personally I don't want people I don't know touching my food. It's also harder to divide everything fairly.

The hostess immediately greeted us and we did not have to wait for a seat. We asked for a table and…read morethey informed us it would be beside a large party and asked if we were ok with that which was very considerate. Considering the large party, our service was superb as other people introduced themselves and took our drink and food order. Food is always amazing and I indulged in the dipping sauces as a treat. We had the tour of Italy and it was tasty. My usual is just lasagna and I will get that next time as it's always my go to. Let's not forget the berry sangria which is just right for an early Sunday afternoon dinner. Not to strong but not light: in other words it was just right.

DO NOT EAT HERE. That place should be shut down by the health inspector. It has a rancid Parmesan…read moresmell, everything is filthy, the carpet is disgusting, food on silverware, etc. Quite possibly the worse restaurant experience I've ever had. We left without eating any of the food.

Fun, cozy spot with great service! This place has such an…read moreeasy-going, welcoming vibe. The service was great--everyone was super friendly and attentive. I ordered the lasagna (definitely on the cheesy side, but still tasty!), and while I can't remember what my husband ordered, we both enjoyed our meals overall. The space itself is really cute and has a warm atmosphere--just note that it can get a little chilly when the weather's cold, so maybe keep a jacket handy. Perfect for a casual date night or a family dinner. I'd happily come back again!

We came in late one night as a party of three and were pleasantly surprised! From the exterior, I…read morewasn't sure what to expect (I'm pretty sure this spot was a skating rink when I was growing up)! Two adults and a kid - we were immediately seated. Our waitress was incredibly friendly and had some great drink recommendations. I went with their take on a gimlet with lavender and it was very well balanced. My sister got some sort of old fashioned and enjoyed it as well! We started with the fried ravioli (good, but nothing incredible) and bread service (meh). I was nervous at this point but I shouldn't have been! Our salads came next and they were incredibly fresh and flavorful, as well as a large portion! I got their cavatappi in cream sauce and my sister went with the pork. Both dishes were fresh, hot, well-balanced and large! I LOVE that they use chicken thigh for their protein add-on - super flavorful and moist. We were stuffed, so no dessert this time, but I will definitely be back next time I'm in town!