Nashville

A breezy, all-day café that blends Southern comfort with French café culture. Great coffee and bottomless mimosas. If you're feeling brave go for their chicken and waffles.

A Broadway institution with live music, cheap drinks, and a whole lot of character. Loud, colorful, and full of stories.

Tucked behind an unmarked door, this speakeasy keeps things simple: thoughtful cocktails, no standing room, and warm lights shining off of dark lacquer wood.

Famous Nashville hot chicken and deservedly so. Spicy, crispy and flavourful.

Classic honky-tonk with boots on the wall and rockabilly on stage. It’s as Nashville as it gets.

Good place for escaping the hectic energy of Broadway. Great range of Margaritas, going from smokey to fruity.

A speakeasy style japanese restaurant with a vinyl lounge. The entrance is completely unmarked, once you see the small green light you'll know which door to open. They play Sade and Kali Uchis on repeat, with a full time music director on the record player. It's well-lit, and the food is phenomenal. They freshly grate wasabi on sharkskin. We recommend matcha mezcal sour from the drink list.

Warm, low-lit, and perfect for sharing plates and conversation. Spanish-style tapas, the roasted brussels sprouts were a revelation.