Marathon Village is a historic, repurposed 19th-century automobile factory transformed into a…read moreunique complex featuring local shops, restaurants, distilleries, and museums. Located just west of downtown, it houses attractions like Antique Archaeology (from American Pickers), Nelson's Greenbrier Distillery, and the Marathon Motor Works museum. Our visit was relatively brief and was limited to a quick walkthrough, a pen purchase as the Nashville Technical Lounge, whiskey and wine tasting (primarily Gayle and Erin), a Johnny Cash t-Shirt purchase at the "Storyteller" business, a cool look at the vintage cars across the street, and me posing in front of an old Shell Oil gas station. The building itself was worth the visit.

The interior, with its omage to the history of the building, was really cool. Old machine parts and…read moresome that were interactive to get a sense of how things worked. There were quite a few shops which made making the trek to the destination feel worth it. There were quite a few shops and distilleries, but overall, not my vibe.

It's so odd that I am the first to review this space. Places like Deavor are going to become more…read morecommon as Nashville grows. If you're one of the ever-increasing number of young entrepreneurial folks who are starting to make the Music City your home, get in line and nab some space at your new spot for working during the week and hosting meetings. Don't get me wrong, coffee shops still have their time and place but a coffee shop's primary purpose is to serve coffee and allow folks to hang out. Having a meeting or trying to get work done is a nice byproduct but you're as likely to annoy coffee shop patrons with your jibber jabber and not be able to discuss the sensitive information that tends to come up in business meetings. You need an office. But you don't need an office every day. You need a co-working space. Deavor might be what you need. Set on the border between Downtown and Germantown, the contemporary loft space is quite convenient to a good chunk of the city. With ample parking in the parking lot, you won't have to hunt down street parking or worry about permits. Once you enter, you get to check out the high ceilings, cool tables and interesting space/design of your home away from home. The private meeting rooms make having sensitive conversations easy as well as impressing your meeting partners with your savvy. If you're just looking for work space, the long wooden tables and comfy office swizzle chairs have you covered. And, if you just have to satisfy that coffee itch, you'll be happy to know that there's a big azz coffee machine with cups. There might even be a kegerator but you didn't hear that from me. There's also event space, security (you can't just walk in/out of the space), water, break room, printing/copying, and the all-important wifi. So, how can all this be yours? Membership. As stated above, you can't just walk in/out of Deavor. You need to have a membership. Membership operates on three levels -- from the casual to the new business. The space offers tours so that you can check out how it best suits your needs. I don't know that I could ever give up working from home but if I needed the formality of a co-working space, Deavor would be a nice home. Until then, I am more than happy to be the invited guest of members.

The Deavor co-working space offers a laid back environment for entrepreneurs and small business's…read moreto grow. You can kinda choose your level of involvement by engaging with other members or put your head down and get to work. Everyone gets along very well.

I think this is my new favorite SY location in Nashville! I was in the area for an appointment and…read moredecided to bring my laptop along to check out this location and get some work done. Since then, I've been back a few more times because this is just such a great spot to knock out your to-do list! Every Switchyards has a different vibe, and the Berry Hill location is gives retro office space. There's not as much natural light at this location compared to others in town (especially Eastwood), but it's got lots of space to spread out and is rarely busy. There's one club room available to rent, along with four phone booths. As with all SY locations, the coffee and stroopwafels are plentiful. There's a small parking lot attached, and tons of free street parking as well, which feels like a luxury in Nashville these days.

I was pumped when this place first opened and immediately saddened when I couldn't snag a spot…read more Luckily more spots opened and I grabbed one this week. I'm a starving teacher (not literally, but you know, I'm mindful with my money since I'm not rolling in the dough), so the 100 dollar a month membership fee scared me. I live in a tiny apartment with no desk space and a very needy pup so I need some place to do work and going to Starbucks has been getting pricey and too loud. This place checks off all the boxes. There are spaces to work with others but also be left alone. There's tons of coffee and tea (with creamer and sugar!) and water (with lemon), as well as stroopwaffles to keep that blood sugar pumping. I'll probably be here often and regularly now, and if you need a good study spot/ work spot I highly recommend

What a beautiful place. I didn't know what to expect, going to brunch in a furniture store but RH…read moreexceeded my expectations. It is a beautiful space, with intentional seating arrangements for an intimate meal or celebration. Lots of natural light and trees make you feel like you're in a garden somewhere, not a mall. The food and service were excellent. I will absolutely be back for future special occasions. The pricing was reasonable and quality was very good. Ample parking at the mall, at least early in the morning. I'd make a reservation.

Great lunch break while shopping at The Mall at Green Hills! Sparkling Rose' and mini lobster rolls…read morewith caviar are my favs. The decor is as always gorgeous at RH. The best spot in the area for lunch!

Really great little place. The combination of the best…read moreonion dip and potato chips paired with anything made by our lovely bartender Hope, made for a wonderful evening. One of the most delicious cheeseburgers I've ever tasted! Wow!

Another historic building turned into a multi-purpose destination: good on ya, Nashville. As much…read moreas I like gleam and bling, I really enjoy seeing a building with history and character getting a new lease on life. Cummins Station is a destination of which Nashvillians should take note. The landlords have thought of everything: the building houses, food, drink, banking, commerce, art, and can even double as an inventive event space. As the city (re)builds itself around this area, Cummins Station will become even more important and desirable as an address. Depending on which side/window you're looking out at, you can see the Frist, the Convention Center (and all those hotels) or The Gulch. Cummins Station central location makes it a convenient place to dip out of the elements and get a taste of Nashville that may not get as much attention as other spots. Parking is easy, if not very cheap. You can either parallel park next to the building or park (with greater ease) in the lot across from the building. Most building tenants validate parking but validation doesn't last all day. Get in and out within a couple of hours or pay (at least) $6. This review may not be the most thrilling I've ever written but I think it's important to highlight the businesses that make up the fabric of our favorite neighborhoods. In an era in which it might have been trendy to knock the building down and put something new and trendy in its place, the owners had to foresight to incorporate a piece of old Nashville and weave it into the fabric of the here and now. That's worthy of a review. If you haven't checked out Cummins Station, find a reason to do so. I think you'll enjoy the architectural design and detail and you're sure to find a business you'll want to patronize again and again.

Love this historic building and Three One Three! They have fun community events and great people!read more

Great place to get some work done! The space was cozy and the staff was very accommodating. Would…read moredefinitely consider getting a more permanent office here.

My boyfriend and I were lookIng into getting a new apartment so on a whim we decided to go check…read moreout Bells Bluff. We were immediately greeted by the most awesome woman named Hayden. She didn't waste any time (which is exactly my style). She took us immediately to the apartment with the best view and we were sold right then and there. The best part about Hayden is that we didn't leave confused on what any of the fees will be ( a lot of big apartment complex try to throw in hidden fees and not let you be aware until you are physically signing the lease. ). So that night we went home and filled out our application and paid the fee. Within the next 2 days we had the deposit paid and everything in order. A few days later we decided we wanted to switch to a 2 bedroom. She made it EFFORTLESS. There were no issues and she made us feel no amount of stress at alll. We love the apartment so much and she has been so prompt with answering any email we have with questions about things related to the apartment. I recommend this apartment to everyone because it is SO nice, but what made it even nicer was working with someone as knowledgeable and willing to help as Hayden. I'm looking forward to the rest of our lease here and could even see us re-signing.

They market EV charging but the prices are insultingly high. It would cost me $400 to charge my car…read moreat these rates. They're betting on your not checking and plugging up unaware that they're charging $6-10 per kwh.

This is a great coworking space. The location is large (spread across two floors), spacious,…read moremodern, and has lots of windows for great light and pleasant views. The staff is super friendly and helpful. There are a decent number of restaurants nearby, including several within easy walking distance. My experience so far has been that the customers who use this space are professional and respectful. There is coffee, other beverages, and snacks available at no additional cost. Meeting rooms are available for rent. Fantastic printer/copier units are available. Within the large space there are many different nooks and crannies, so you can find the space that is right for you, whether it is a larger communal table, a desk with a privacy shield, a high-top table, couches and other chairs, and even seating on an outdoor deck. Overall a very comfortable and professional space to work and network with others.