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I like to just share a bunch of places with you in hopes that you make your own list based on what looks fun to you. 1. The Pharmacy The Pharmacy is such a classic. The burgers are amazing, the fries or tots always hit, and everyone leaves stuffed. You know it’s good when most of us who live here love going back over and over. So, you can get The Pharmacy at Fifth and Broadway or in the Nashville airport. But, you know I’m going to say you should head to their original location in East Nashville. It has a large outdoor beer garden that is perfect on a nice day. I always get the Farm Burger, which is huge and comes with ham, fried egg, and bacon. While most people I know usually get a burger, they also have a list of bratwursts you can get too. They have a great sauce menu too, and with fries and tots so good, it definitely completes the meal. If you’re vegan or vegetarian, they have options for that too! Don’t sleep on the beer and drinks. They have tons of beer, wine, and cocktail options. This is always a hit. Click here for more information and to see their menus: The Pharmacy Burger. 2. Arrington Vineyards Arrington Vineyards is perfect for a girls day, a picnic, or to just get out of the city. It is located about 30-45 minutes south of Nashville, depending on where you’re staying. Since Nashville doesn’t really have wineries, I would say this is the most popular spot when looking for an activity like this. It is a huge property, with vineyards, barns with food and wine, events, and plenty of open space. When you arrive, you’ll park in the parking lot towards the bottom, and they can take you on a golf cart up to the main areas. From here, you can go in and get yourself a wine flight or a frozen drink, among other options, and even get yourself meats and cheeses to make a charcuterie board. This is a great option if you’re not a local, but you can also bring whatever snacks and food to make your own picnic! When we went, we got a table, but it was dead of summer and it was so hot. The shady spots are definitely harder to come by in the middle of the day, but I’m sure it’s so beautiful at sunset. We also brought blankets, so after we ate and drank, we finally scored a spot under a tree and played games for a while. Everyone is kind of doing their own thing here, which I love. They usually have live music on the weekends, called Music in the Vines, so even if you don’t have anything to bring, you’ll still be entertained. If you’re wanting to do more of an experience, you can also book a time to do the Tasting Bar or the Food and Wine Pairing class. Click here for more information: Arrington Vineyards. 3. Honeytree Meadery I have this on all my other guides, but I always take people to Honeytree Meadery. It’s like going to a brewery, but most people haven’t already tried mead, so it’s a fun new experience. Mead is alcohol made from honey, and Honeytree uses their local bees for this. Every time I go in, the bartenders always have the best customer service. They explain the different types, they help you pick which one you’ll probably like, and they love what they do. Honeytree is located in East Nashville, off of Woodland Street. This is a great place to go if you want to hop around East Nashville. It is across the street from Up-Down (an arcade bar), Lakeside Lounge (a dive bar), Attaboy (a speakeasy-style bar), and plenty of other places in walking distance. At Honeytree, the inside is filled with plants and cozy seating. If you go out back, you’ll find a large enclosed patio with plenty of seating. In the cold months, they have heaters for outside, but that also means you have to do the hot mead. It is absolutely delicious. If you’re new to mead, you should definitely do the mead flight. Click here for more information: Honeytree Meadery. 4. Sandbar Next up on our list, we have Sandbar. I feel like Sandbar is actually really unique, because Nashville doesn’t have a lot of, if any, other tropical/beachy bars like this. Sandbar is located over in West Nashville, kind of behind Centennial Park. If you’re already going there, this is a great next stop. It really does feel like you’re tucked away in this area, and you walk up to see 2 big sand volleyball courts out back. At the bar, they have drinks out of fresh coconuts, drinks out of pouches, and other fun beachy drinks. It can get quite hot in the sun, but they do have a covered area with tables. Apart from that, the whole place is on a wooden deck area, so there are tables and chairs scattered around. The sand volleyball courts are available to reserve, so it’s also a fun group activity if you love being active. If the courts are open, you’re also free to join! Also, if you have your dog, they are dog friendly. This is definitely a place where I feel like it gets overlooked, so definitely check it out! Click here to see more: Sandbar Nashville. 5. Melrose Billiards I am a dive bar enthusiast. Not really, but I really just love the feel of a dive bar. Walking into Melrose Billiards, you go down a bunch of steps to get to this underground spot. Yes, it is literally underground. They have a bunch of pool tables that you can ask for at the bar. It is very laid back, and it’s definitely a lot more full on the weekends. After 9pm, I believe, it does turn into a smoking bar, so just be warned. I always have a great time here, and my friends love it. Sometimes you just want to hang out and relax and feel like you’re a local. There are a few other places on the same little strip as well, so you can always check those out if it’s not too late. One of my favorite parts about Melrose Billiards is that they have a popcorn machine, so I always make sure to get myself a little snack while I’m there. 6. Sunflower Cafe For the best vegan food I’ve had in Nashville, definitely head to Sunflower Cafe. A relative to Sunflower Bakehouse in Donelson, Sunflower Cafe is located in Berry Hill. They serve their all-vegan menu cafeteria style, so you can go down the line and make sure you get exactly what you want. Their menu is packed with different options that honestly look, sound, and taste like it’s not vegan. For people who aren’t really into vegan food, this is the perfect neutral option. It is very casual, you can customize however you want, and the prices are great. I got a potato bowl with nacho cheese and tempeh bacon and guacamole. I’m definitely a meat eater, although I’m looking to get more into vegan food. This was a welcome surprise when I tasted how delicious it was. I usually get a craft beer here when I go too! Check out the menu here: Sunflower Cafe. 7. Nashville Farmers’ Market Who doesn’t love visiting a farmer’s market? As a relaxing way to explore with the best bonus of supporting local, this is an activity everyone loves. The Nashville Farmers’ Market is between downtown and Germantown, and it’s open every day. Now, if you’re visiting on a weekday, most of the local outdoor vendors will not be out there like it will be on the weekends. You will definitely still have some options though! Indoors, it is full of little shops, food, and drinks so you can cool off or get a bite to eat here. Further along, they have a large plant nursery and outdoor section. They had the cutest signs, and I definitely want to shop there for my next plant. Next door to the Nashville Farmers’ Market is Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park. You can always grab food and go eat it in the park if you want! Check out more information here: Nashville Farmers’ Market. 8. Monday Night Brewing I love taking friends to my favorite brewery in Nashville, Monday Night Brewing. I know, I know, it’s not local to Nashville, but it’s the ideal brewery vibe that everyone can love. They don’t only sell beer here, so it’s not as intimidating as other breweries for the non-beer-drinkers of the group. They do have an amazing and large selection of beers, though, so definitely try a flight if you’re visiting. The location is in Germantown next to the river. It has a large and open indoor area with plenty of couches, chairs, and tables. Outside, you’ll find a deck with seating, as well as a covered area further down with picnic tables and string lights. It is in an old factory, so it’s a bunch of exposed and old brick that adds to the aesthetic. This is a place I love going to do work and hang out even by myself, because the bartenders are friendly and it is really chill during the day. For more information, click here: Monday Night Brewing. 9. Fifth + Broadway If I’m looking to go downtown but not necessarily do a full Broadway excursion, I always suggest Fifth + Broadway. 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