Where to eat, what to do, and where Nashville locals actually go this weekend — starting in East Nashville and the Gulch.
Things to DoNashville's best parks split the city's personality right down the middle: Broadway's neon strip on one side, and on the other, the Warner Parks, Radnor Lake, and East Nashville's greenways where musicians, nurses, and lifelong Nashvillians actually go to breathe.
Things to DoSkip the pedal tavern and the postcard version of the city and you find a Nashville with two speeds, a working town underneath the boot-scoot, and both of them are worth your time.
Food & DrinkNashville's brunch culture runs deeper than the lines suggest. Here's where to eat, what to order, and how to think about it by neighborhood.
Food & DrinkThe Gulch isn't exactly a locals' hangout, but a few spots reward the trip, if you know what you're walking into.
Food & DrinkThe Gulch's Italian restaurants run toward candlelight and expense accounts, so here's how to tell the good from the merely expensive.
Food & DrinkThe Gulch isn't exactly where you'd go looking for a transcendent bowl of pasta, but a few spots make the trip genuinely worth it if you know what to order.
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