Nashville is MUCH more than a honky tonk heaven and while planning my sister’s bachelorette weekend, I was determined that we get the full tour!

We stayed in East Nashville and spent time exploring Midtown and the Gulch neighborhoods, before ending our trip bar hopping on Broadway.

I put together this fun Nashville travel guide for making the most of a Music City: 

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Where To Stay:

We stayed East Nashville which was described to me as eclectic, “up and coming” and one of the most-desired areas to live and play in Nashville.

This “low-key” neighborhood has TONS of personality, a hot foodie scene and lots of fun bars!

We rented the CUTEST bungalow and made it our homebase for the weekend.  This boho-chic bachelorette pad provided a nice retreat from the craziness of Broadway (just 5 miles from the house).

Each bedroom had a different theme, whether it was adorned with old records and vintage touches or rose gold deer heads, I wanted to sleep in every room! There was even a fire pit in the backyard…s’mores anyone?!

 

Where To Play:

• Pinewood Social (pictured above)- bowling, bocce, an airstream bar and a swimming pool?! When can I move in!
• No 308. -a bar in East Nashville
• TheTreehouse- a bar in East Nashville & spoiler alert there IS an actual treehouse!
• Acme Feed and Seed– if you ARE headed to Broadway St. stop here first for food & live music.
• Broadway Personal Favs: Tootsies & The Stage

 

Where To Eat:

• Le Sel -for brunch (pictured above).
• Biscuit Love -for brekki. Be prepared to wait in line!
• Mas Tacos- a delicious, no-frills taco joint featured on Food Network’s “Diners, Drive-ins and Dives”
• Hattie B’s-no trip to Nashville would be complete without some famous hot chicken.
• Holland House-bar/restaurant in East Nashville.
• Little Octopus- restaurant in The Gulch.
• La Jackson-restaurant in the Gulch. We didn’t make it here but it looks BEYOND.

 

Have you been to Nashville? What are some of your “can’t miss” spots?!