I came to Delta Necessities a few times while I was staying at the Gaylord Opryland Resort in…read moreNashville. Mostly came to buy snacks and drinks to take back to my hotel room. Place is also full of gifts and souvenirs if you need that sorta thing. It's a bit pricey, but technically the entire resort is pricey!

Delta Necessities is a convenience store/gift shop located in the massive Opryland Hotel complex…read more It's fairly large as hotel convenience stores go - they carry a variety of snacks, foods, beverages, toiletries, books, newspapers, magazines and local Opryland and TN touristy knick-knacks. I picked up a number of beverages here: bottled water, diet soda, and Gatorade.

Cute little museum next to Cooter's, the Dukes of Hazzard museum. There was some nice memorabilia…read more It's worth a quiet stroll around.

Not worth 12.95 not much to see Employees not friendly…read more Has some good keepsakes Not worth driving to see

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.

Stopped at the mall because my daughter & wife wanted to shop. I stopped in The Nashville store to…read moresee what they might have. I bought a Nashville shirt, a Tennessee cup and a Nashville hat. Score! There are 2 Nashville Stores in this mall. I visited both, this one is Berger and has a better selection. Given that, I felt that the choices were not huge for example I expected more ball caps. Still, it's certainly worth a stop and some time to browse.

While my daughter and I were hanging out in Nashville, Tennessee, my daughter wanted souvenirs to…read morecommemorate our trip and we found ourselves in the Nashville Store Overall, it is a pleasant enough gift store and while the prices are a bit high, it is a souvenir shop The service was friendly enough and my overall experience was pleasant (and a bit expensive). I would recommend here.

Nothing special, waste of time. I went there when they…read morefirst opened and it was mostly new stuff and pretty expensive. Recently, I was visiting a neighbor store that I love and decided I would give them another shot. Once again, I was disappointed. They do have some more vintage now but it is way overpriced still and I couldn't help but notice that several of thier vignettes are displayed just like the store that that I like so much. which seemed desperate to me. Also, the employee seemed bothered when I asked a simple question.

Walking in you immediately think "this is one classy flea market" but after browsing you realize…read moreit's much more. From random antique finds, to boutique clothing and artisan crafts and delicious snacks and freeze dried candy! The service is always top notch with a smiling face to welcome you and you can't beat the value of the vendors! Most items are decently priced especially the antiques. Definitely don't forgo this stop whether you're a tourist or local!

I'm so happy to have found Mill Creek Mercantile! The shop owner, Laurie, was helpful in showing me…read morepieces around her shop to inspire my own DIY projects. If you're looking for unique gifts and home decor you simply must visit the shop.

Such a cute little shop!…read more It's always such a pleasant surprise to find a store where you can find gifts that are unusual and not the typical "big box" offerings you could just as easily have ordered online. Many of the sellers here are offering original creations - some repurposed, some recycled and given new life, and more. Delightful attendant was very helpful and you can tell a lot of thought and care has gone into their renovation of the former house and the items presented. Stop in and see for yourself, you won't be disappointed.

I haven't been through the entire mall. Truth be told, I've only visited two stores and that's only…read morebecause we were a bit too early to our 4DX movie and were just bumming around. I will say that the mall was clean, well lit, and there's a ton to do here for the whole family. It's not just your typical mall, this is almost like an entertainment resort. Because Opry Mills is full of entertainment and is touristy, this place can get very busy on weekends or when there's a show at the Grand Ole Opry, so it's best to visit during the week. Sure, there is plenty of parking, but again, if you're going when it's busy, good luck finding a spot. I'd like to come back another time and truly explore this mall, but I really only am here for the 4DX theater.

Opry Mills is a very nice indoor mall, and I had a great time shopping here. They have a Dave and…read moreBusters, Rainforest Café, a movie theatre, an escape room, and a big carousel in the food court area. Opry Mills combines shopping, dining, entertainment, and activities for the whole family. I LOVE that this mall is indoors. I feel like outdoor malls are the trend in the South, and I hate how on a rainy or cold day (yes, it gets cold), you have to brave the elements to go from store to store. Not here. Some of the stores here are outlets, and some are regular mall stores. I saw plenty of sales, and the selection in the stores was generally good. I shopped at the LOFT outlet and found a larger selection than other LOFT outlets I've been in. The Kate Spade outlet also had a good selection, although I didn't buy anything there (I love their products). The food court is excellent with both chain options as well as some spots that seem to be more local to Nashville. I opted for Panda Express, and it was just like every other Panda Express, but sometimes that's what you want in a food order meal. I wish my hometown had a mall like Opry Mills- all of ours are outdoor or have a lot of vacancies. If you're visiting Nashville or staying at the Opryland Hotel, definitely come to the mall for a fun afternoon.