We participated in the Taste of Goo Goo experience after our daughter recommended it to us. It was…read morea blast and Maddy, our host/candy making instructor, was awesome! If you like candy and want to create your own special Goo Goo Cluster join this experience!

Goo Goo, Ga Ga! How can you not like a product with Goo Goo in the title?…read more On this trip, I learned that this candy originated in Nashville. Gotta love local. We accidently ran across it while heading to the Lainey Wilson place next door. Once I saw it, I had to stop in. Inside is a homage to the Goo Goo Cluster with history, trivia and lots of product sold to go. I do wish they had free samples available. If so, I probably would've bought more product. We bought a few items as it was and are still enjoying them back home in the Seattle area. This place is fun to check out and learn about the Goo Goo Cluster.

We lovvvved everything about Sadie's in Nashville! From the moment we walked in, the space felt…read moreairy, spacious, vibrant, and incredibly clean. The atmosphere alone makes you want to stay awhile. The cocktails were outstanding--fresh, flavorful, and actually boozy! I ordered the Daphne, and we also had a rosé and an espresso martini. Every drink was not only beautiful but genuinely delicious. The food was an absolute A+. Everything tasted fresh and full of flavor. The cucumber chickpea salad was incredible, the hummus with spiced lamb and olive tapenade was amazing, and the warm pita took it to another level. My grilled shrimp was perfectly cooked, fresh, and so satisfying. This was our first stop in Nashville after arriving from Chicago, and it set the bar high for the rest of the trip. We were dining with a local friend and made sure to tell them what a great recommendation it was. Highly recommend--Sadie's is a must-visit when you're in Nashville!

Falling in love in just one visit! The whipped feta is gorgeous and heavenly. The kids chicken with…read morerice is delightful. The service is relaxed and pleasant. Patio dining with a gentle breeze is therapeutic with mocktail. The only downside is parking. Paid parking is convenient but pricey.

Quality/Quantity - More local souvenirs for our friends and family…read more My wife and daughter are always so thoughtful, always thinking of others, etc. My contribution is that I get to carry it all... We noticed all the locals buying their lunch here. To eat here and taking it to-go. Atmosphere - Cool small local market. Actually of pretty decent size. Farm to market...? Indoor and outdoor seating. Good selection of local beers also. This business reminded me of Berkeley Bowl in CA. Open 7 days a week from 7am to 9pm. Clean restroom. Service - Good. Price - $8. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2001 and with your three locations.

Turnip truck is where I go when I need fancy groceries but I don't feel like supporting Bezos. This…read moreis my go to of all the locations since I live literally 150 steps away. It's a small but mighty shop, with all the basics you could need, along with an excellent little wine selection. I've run over here many a times for a box of pasta, or a lemon, or a bottle of bubbly. I don't full grocery shop here because while the products are excellent and organic and all natural, they are more expensive. I would love to get to the income where I can full grocery shop here.

Loved this cute little find. The staff took their time & explained their truffles & their weekend…read moreevents. We had 4 truffles. All different flavors. It's near where we are staying. It's a must see & taste.

Stopped in on 10/10/25! These chocolates are so good! They sell a Dubai chocolate bar for $35 and…read moresingle truffles for $7 but it is SO worth it! I bought the 6 pack and the Dubai chocolate bar as gifts for my family back home and they loved every truffle they tried! After everything, probably spent about $65 on chocolate but I would do it again in a heartbeat because it's a small business and it's so good! The service was great too! It's also the cutest place and has the cutest decor!

Best vegan food you will ever have! The owner is an absolute legend, and such an amazing person…read more 100/10 place to eat! Love this place!

Stopped in at Be-Hive for lunch and tried a half classic sub with a strawberry chocolate milkshake…read more Both absolutely delicious! The sub was packed with flavor and had that fresh nostalgic deli feel. The milkshake was creamy and perfect with the strawberry and chocolate twist, pairing beautifully. It's amazing to find a spot where everything on the menu is vegan, and you don't have to second-guess any ingredients. The vibe inside is laid-back and the service is welcoming, and it's great to have a deli-style market doing vegan food that is not only healthy but so delicious. I'll definitely be back to try more!

Little Gourmand is the real deal. They have an extensive shop (complete with all of the Edmond…read moreFallot Dijon mustards!!!), quaint seating, delicious pastries, and some of the friendliest folks in Nashville. Their staff walked us through each of the pastries in the case, and Eric was so genuine and kind, checking on everyone and helping to answer questions or just to have a chat. We opted for the ham and cheese croissant, which they top with a rich bechamel and warmed up until the cheese was perfectly gooey. We also got a pistachio chocolate eclair, coffee eclair, raspberry tart, and an apple pastry. My favorite bite was the raspberry tart, but all were delicious! Will definitely be dropping by for sweet treats and gifts again soon

I love this little French market/cafe hidden in Nashville. It gives you full on French…read moreexperience. Their coffee and pasties are really tasty. You get to enjoy little cute seatings inside and outside. Great selection of items in the market section. I think it's family owned and they were so friendly. If you need that French vibe in the middle of Nashville, try this one!

This is right next to "the pickers" store location…read more Bang Candy is a Nashville-based sugar-peddler specializing in whimsical confections. Indulge yourself on handmade confections and desserts. There is also a selection of flavored syrups and desert kits. This is an interesting store... they have coffee and drinks as well as candy options. The candy options are a bit on the adventurous side. This is not your normal diabetic causing sweets... these are upgraded adventures in confection flavors and combinations. If your looking for somewhere to occupy your young kids, with sugar inducing jitters, this is not it. This is really more of a candy store for sophisticated explorers and flavors seekers. It is worth sampling, striking out to explore, and indulging in though...

Chocolate and service is Haaaaaaa... MAZING!!!!…read more 100% swing by and grab up some of these yummy sweet treats!!

What a cute shop! We went on a Saturday so we could do their chocolate tour. The guy who held the…read moretour (so sorry I forgot his name!) was very knowledgeable and knew his stuff! He obviously has been in the business a while. He made the tour easy to understand and walked us through the entire process. It's really awesome they make everything from scratch and using so few ingredients. You can really taste the quality of their chocolate. Sadly, they didn't have the grinding machines with the chocolate in them because they were out of the beans! They were having shipping issues with their stock. But we were able to taste a bit of everything they sold which was really cool. We picked up their dark and milk chocolate bar at the end of the tour. Highly recommend for a bit of fun!

I've been on a bit of a chocolate binge lately and decided to stop by Olive and Sinclair Chocolate…read morewhile we were in town. Per some sources, they are the first bean to bar chocolate maker in Tennessee, and they even offer weekly factory tours, although I wasn't able to make it in time for one. Olive and Sinclair has a relatively small retail area. They have all of their products on display and more importantly, have tons of samples! I ended up trying basically everything. The chocolatier doesn't advertise where they source their cocoa from but I asked an employee and she said they switch it up all the time. Apparently the current batch is from Peru, which gives the chocolate a pretty neutral taste at the start but then transitions to a kind of sharper dried fruit taste. They also sell several types of caramels. The Ghost Pepper Caramel starts with the caramel sweetness. It's only a second or two later that some heats starts to show up. I'm not sure how much ghost pepper they actually use; the heat is a bit more than just a warmth, but isn't nearly to the point of being painful. The heat lingers for quite a while, enough that I had to wait a good five minutes before trying another caramel! Interestingly I think this one has the "cleanest" caramel taste, at least at the start before the pepper kicks in! The Duck Fat Caramel has similar sweet undertones but adds on a really savory and almost meaty element on top. The Sea Salt & Vinegar Caramel has a light vinegar scent. It starts with sweetness and a light tang, but then the vinegar gets stronger. It never gets to the point of tasting like a vinaigrette, but is quite noticeable. To be honest, I'm not a fan of any of the caramels. They are certainly unique and nice to try though! I ended up picking some of their more intriguing products - the Bourbon Nib Brittle and the Smoked Nib Brittle - for gifts. From what I tried in store, they're both exactly as the names imply: super bourbon forward sweet candy, and a surprisingly intense smoky sweet. Yum! Olive and Sinclair Chocolate is definitely a place to pick up some unique local gifts! I wish I had made it in time for one of their tours.