An eclectic mix of profane, cliched, juvenile etc. souvenirs. You got knitted penis covers (?!),…read moreJohnny Cash giving the bird T-shirts, Moon Pies and what I ended up buying- discount coasters. They're open late and the service is....serviceable.

Located inside of the Marathon Motorwoks Village, this little shop is full of all things…read moresouvenir...Nashville themed of course! It's not a big spot, but they jam packed the floors, ceilings and shelves with as much merchandise as they could! Given the amount of merch, they did a good job laying it out, but even with the good layout, the space gets tight when they get busy.. We swung by in search of Nashville shirts for the family back home and this place was perfect. They have a wall of shirts from all varieties and sizes for adults and children. In addition to the shirts, other types of clothing they sold were socks, hoodies and hats. Outside of clothing you could get a lot of other cool local sourced goods such as jewelry, art and even food, such as honey, sauces and snacks. They had all the basic items such as magnets, mugs, koozies, signs, keychains, etc...and they even had stuff for your doggos! Overall, it was a cool little souvenir shop that I am 100% positive will provide you with enough options for that perfect gift for a loved one, or yourself to remind you of Nashville!

Nashville has not been inundated with Walgreens, CVS, ABC Stores, and chain stores. When it comes…read moreto buying your souvenir, both Nashville Gifts and Legends Gift Shop are the go-to places for your Nashville souvenir. Tucked between the Broadway Honky-tonks, Nashville Gifts may not be honky-tonking the greatest price, however, their selection is impressive. For example, their t-shirts were over $20 and Nashville caps cost around $30. But to be honest, I saw that the only Downtown Walgreens charged similar prices for Nashville caps. As far as selection, I am a fan. They provide a grand array of gifts from t-shirts to place mats. As for me, I am a magnet collector, and purchased a Nashville magnet to add to my refrigerator collection. In hindsight I would've purchased a Nashville book mark. Just like a popular honky-tonk, Nashville Gifts was extraordinarily busy in similar style to Legends Gifts across the street. I am not a fan of crowds. On our last full day in Nashville when my Dad and Brother returned to pick up more souvenirs, I waited outside on Broadway taking in the horse drawn carriages with the AT&T Tower towering above the historic streetscape. Due to solid management, the long lines moved fast with good customer service that included the clerk wrapping up my magnet. That magnet with my pictures and yelps are my reminders of visiting Music City USA.

This is one of the nicer gift shop on Boulevard. There's so much products insider, spreading over…read moretwo floors. They have plenty of different types of apparel, all music and Nashville themed. There's a huge variety souvenir items like magnets, stickers, cups, mugs, frames, bags, cowboy hats, caps, shot glasses, books, bags and so much more. The prices of the items are reasonable. We compared the prices to other stores, it was similar and in some cases cheaper. The aisles are slim, so it's shoulder to shoulder walking when crowded. The staff members mostly stay around register to help customers with checkout. We stopped by this store multiple times, bought stuff like a book, magnet and picture frame from here. We went during weekend peak hours, so had to wait about 10 minutes to checkout.

Best fruit baskets in town. Delivery is always right on time…read more Basket was beautiful and had just tge right ingredients.

7/7/25 place is closed - need to take their YELP down as I drove all the way across town, 45…read moreminutes to come here.

Good selection of t-shirts, hats and souvenirs to choose from. At the entrance of the store they…read morehad some mugs and hats on sale so a good value for your money. We went right at opening time so the place was empty. The guy at the front was quick and efficient once we were ready to check out.

After looking and trying on hats in 20+ different places this was the only shop that had a hat that…read morelooked good and fit right. I came back here again to get it on the last day in Nashville. Plus they are open later than all the other shops. And when it scanned $5.00 higher than the marked price--the clerk sold to me at the marked price. He said that with inflation, they forgot to change the tag on the item they can't keep pace with rising prices for goods every single day. And he offered to cut the plastic hang tag off so I could wear it out. I kept the same hat on for the next 3 days all the way through Memphis.

Service was super nice. Was greeted by the workers and even made conversation with some of them…read more Sweatshirts are super good quality but over priced ($75 dollars after tax) but you can expect that in Nashville. Shirts were see through and should've been higher quality for the price. Otherwise the store was super clean and the staff were all welcoming!

Cool store with quality and stylish NASH labeled merchandise. Good sales when we were there. Next…read moreto Hattie B's

The name Nashville's Best Boutique couldn't be more fitting! I stumbled upon this shop through a…read morequick Yelp/Apple Maps search for cowboy hats and shirts, and it truly is a hidden gem. Everything inside was super cute, very affordable, and the staff were so helpful in finding the right size shirt for me. I ended up leaving with quite a few things! If you're looking for an inexpensive cowboy hat for a night out, or a fun souvenir like a T-shirt or necklace, this is the perfect spot. The jewelry and accessories were adorable too,I easily could have spent another hour browsing. Definitely a must-visit stop on your next trip to Nashville!

Oh my goodness!! One side of this place has gifts from 5-10$. The other side has good prices on…read moreleather goods, cowboy hats, novel games etc. such an assortment of items that among 4 of us, we spent 100$ not Intending to. Good deals on novel jewelry, leather belts wooden decorations etc. Easy to park for 3$ an hour and run in and explore the many stores, motor museum, olive oil, distillery and eat at the deli, coffee shop or distillery. A definite find for deals.

The Gift Horse is a favorite of the daughter. As soon as I walked into the bright and colorful…read morestore, I could see why. The space is small but packed with so many wonderful things! I especially loved all the tomato-themed gifts. I just found out that the tomato is Tennessee's state fruit, then kept overhearing people talk about the annual Tomato Festival every August! Yes, I will need to see that one of these years! It was tough, but we finally decided on some souvenirs -- keychains, pens and hairclips -- to bring back to Cali. Super-friendly and helpful people. Reasonable prices. Easy street parking.

I struggled with the "Never look a gifthorse in the mouth" idiom for eons…read more It made me think I was on the spectrum and had somehow evaded detection by the Florida Public School System. To my credit, people are very poor at explaining it. To use another idiom, it's more or less the same thing as "Beggars can't be choosers". If you get 'ish for free, you have no right to bitch and moan about its quality. Anyway, the items in this shop are not free, but they are very much gift-worthy. If you want to seem funny or thoughtful or clever or witty towards someone you love (or perhaps someone you want to love you), this is the place to go. All manner of knick-knacks that are not junk, that are generally interesting, enlightening, or useful. Like a horse, with real good teeth.

Julia, the manager, was very kind to us on our visit! We didn't realize we walked in a couple…read moreminutes before close until after we left, but she didn't rush us at all and let us browse for a card. We grabbed these cute locally made sample chocolates and found a unique greeting card for a friend, they've got lots of cute household items for hosts and gift givers

From the owner: Hester & Cook started in the home basement of husband and wife team Robbie and Angie Hester Cook…read more What began as Robbie’s inspired idea of crafting a vintage doorknob into a bottle stopper soon became the company’s first product, KnobStoppers. Within months, Angie and Robbie introduced the product to the wholesale market. From there, Hester & Cook rapidly grew into offering everything from hand-crafted chandeliers to #2 pencils. Today we are best known for our paper placemat pads and table runners. Assortments of our products can be found at over 3000 stores worldwide, but the full collection is only available on our website as well as our three Nashville, TN area retail locations; our White Bridge and Hillsboro Village Stores, and our signature location in Franklin, TN. In addition to Hester & Cook’s own products, we also carry a wide variety of brands that fit both our ethos and our aesthetic. From curated dinnerware to festive decor, we have hand-selected thoughtful items for every occasion.