Romantic Restaurants, Getaway Places in Nashville

"For this particular Nashville itinerary, the 3 or 4 attraction FLEX pass, can save you a few dollars on entrance to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Studo B tour, the Hatch Show Print tour, and the tour of Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage. If you choose to also visit some of the other attractions (mentioned below) that aren’t officially part of this Nashville itinerary, you could save around $35 USD with the 6 attraction FLEX pass."

"Pinewood Social offers two “dipping pools” (meant for sitting or standing as they aren’t large enough to fully swim). The outside patio also hosts a 30-foot Airstream food truck. Food is served all day and night while you enjoy the outdoor patio and soaking in one of the two dipping pools."

"A Nashville rooftop bar with great food and great live music. Located on Brodway, right next to the water, it has a wonderful view over the Cumberland River and parts of downtown. Four stories high, Acme Feed & Seed is a multi-level restaurant, bar and lounge, where the rooftop bar mainly serves refreshing drinks, including some exciting signature cocktails, but you can also order food from the restaurants below and bring to the rooftop for sunny al-fresco lunch or dinner."

"Located right on the corner of Lower Broadway, this rooftop bar affords cool views of the Cumberland River, Nissan Stadium and the entire strip. You can even wave at party-goers across the way on nearby rooftops. The historic building that houses this honky-tonk was built in 1890, and its decor pays homage and respect to its history."

"Nashville has some great rooftop venues and one of our faves is the ACME Feed & Seed. It’s one of the best places to eat in Nashville for stunning views over the river and Broadway down below."

"Known for hosting a spectacular array of fine art from all corners and regions of the world, the Frist has become a popular destination for anybody in the vicinity of downtown Nashville. Even if you’ve been there before, there’s always something new to see since they update their galleries every 6 to 8 weeks. The beautiful art deco building is something to behold; we promise if you venture inside, you won’t forget the breathtaking works of art on display!"

"Since 2001, the Frist Center for the Visual Arts has been proudly showcasing works of visual art. New pieces come through the gallery every six to eight weeks, ensuring that those interested in supporting the Nashville art community are regularly exposed to something fresh. In addition to the various exhibits, the Frist Center also has the Martin ArtQuest Gallery, an interactive art area geared toward children."

"The Parthenon, a full-scale replica of the Athenian original, can be found at Centennial Park. The historical monument was originally built for Tennessee’s 1897 Centennial Exposition. Today, The Parthenon serves as one of Nashville’s art museums featuring 63 paintings by 19th and 20th century American artists."

"The Parthenon is considered as a centerpiece in Nashville's Centennial Park. It's a 42ft tall full scale replica of the Greek Parthenon in Athens. It was built in 1897 for that year's Tennessee Exposition."

"For an unbeatable skyline view, Up, A Rooftop Lounge is the place to go because the hotel bar and restaurant sit on top of the Fairfield Inn located in The Gulch district. Grab your cell phone and be ready to take an Instagram worthy photo!"

"901 Division St., Nashville, TN 37203 • (615) 690-1722 Hours: Monday through Thursday, 4 p.m. to midnight; Friday & Saturday, 4 p.m. to 1 a.m.; Sunday, 4 p.m."

"Grab a tropical cocktail at Cabana, and it’s basically like you’re beachside!. The semi-private cabanas are all indoors, but the outdoor patio is still the perfect spot to enjoy 2-for-1 happy hour."

"Enjoy the tropical atmosphere at Cabana, where potted trees bring the Caribbean inside. The atmosphere is hip and casual, giving off an almost cafeteria-style vibe with plastic cha..."

"Located in the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center, Old Hickory Steakhouse is a classic Tennessee steakhouse that offers a unique fine-dining experience. Set in an exquisite Antebellum-style mansion overlooking the meandering river and named after President Andrew Jackson’s nickname, the hotel’s signature restaurant is renowned for serving 1855 Black Angus Beef seared to perfection, fresh seafood, artisan cheeses, and an extensive, award-winning wine list. The traditional steakhouse serves a menu of thick house-butchered cuts of USDA choice steaks, free-range chicken and pork, fresh seafood and a range of vegetarian options and the full-service bar has an extensive menu of fine wines from around the world, which can be enjoyed by the glass or bottle, craft beers on tap or by the bottle, and handcrafted cocktails."

"Gaylord Opryland Resort’s signature dining spot, the Old Hickory Steakhouse maintains its quality every year, serving an eclectic array of outstanding chops and delicious artisanal cheeses in classic steakhouse-style surroundings."

"Only to get home and find out my girlfriends wrap is full of apples. She is highly allergic to apples. She ordered a jalapeno chicken ..."

"Bells Bend Park offers a 2.3-mile loop trail, several old farm road trails, and two trailheads. Bells Bend Trail Maps are available at the Nature Center trailhead. Contact the Bells Bend Outdoor Center at 615-862-4187 for more information."

"Beaman Park spans across a total of 1,700 acres of the highland rim of Davidson County, making it one of the largest parks in Nashville, as well as one of its hidden gems. The park isn’t visited as much as some others, which means that trail runners and hikers can experience the natural beauty of Middle Tennessee with nearly uninterrupted solitude and silence. Beaman Park is great for outdoor enthusiasts and athletes, and is a popular place for locals to run the trails with their dogs."

"You'll have to drive a short distance north of Nashville to reach Beaman Park, but if you're looking for a bit of solitude it is worth the effort. The parking lot and modern nature center greet visitors, but you won't have to travel very far along the hiking trail to feel like you've stepped into a remote wilderness. With miles of trail crisscrossing the 1,700-acre park, you can spend all day exploring this place."

"Beaman Park offers three hiking trails including over 14.6 miles of trail and three trailheads. Beaman Park Trail Maps are available at the Nature Center trailhead. Contact the Beaman Park Nature Center at 615-862-8580 for more information."

"Opened in 2016 by friends and Murfreesboro natives Paul Vaughn and Kavon Togrye, the brewery focuses on hop-forward American styles and barrel-aged beers. Here, you can enjoy a flight with friends in the comfy taproom lounge with its plush antique furniture, speakeasy-style bar, and crystal chandelier. You can also purchase a select variety of mainstays and seasonals in cans to-go, and bring your kids, dogs, and food to the patio."

"Local cool kid brewery Bearded Iris is putting out some of the most sought-after, hop-forward beers in Nashville. Located in Germantown, its original taproom is also its production facility. Although Bearded Iris has successfully dipped its toes in other styles of beer, such as fruited kettle sours, lagers, and pastry stouts, it’s crushing the hop game by cranking out a steady flow of dry-hopped, imperial, and double IPAs."

"Known for its New England-style IPAs and stylish taproom found in Nashville’s trendy Germantown area, Bearded Iris Brewing is a relative newcomer to Music City. Founded in 2016, the company didn’t take long to leave its mark on the local craft beer scene. Those who enjoy a bold tasting brew will want to try Lavish, an oatmeal stout that is one of the most popular on the Bearded Iris menu."

"Address: 128 Pewitt Drive Brentwood, TN 37027Hours: Mon-Fri 7am-5:30pm, Sat 8:30am-4:30pm, Sun 10am-4:30pmWebsite: http://ilovejuicebar.com/. More juice and smoothie bar than restaurant, I Love Juice Bar offers spring rolls, sandwiches, salads, and soups along with the smoothies, juices, and shots. I Love Juice Bar began at the location on Pewitt Drive by John and Vui Hunt in 2013, it has since become a franchise and locations can be found all over town."

"In addition to juices and smoothies, I Love Juice Bar sells savory snacks and small meals, all of which are plant-based. We are partial to the Pad Thai noodle bowl and daily soups that are vegan and gluten-free. Smoothie, juices and menu items are available for vegans."

"First, you’ll want to be fully caffeinated for wandering, so stop by Frothy Monkey(2509 12th Ave S) for a cup of coffee or espresso beverage. Interested in more awesome coffee shops?. Check out my list of the best coffee in Nashville."

"I wanted to get all the food in the menu because it all looked and sounded delicious. I ended up getting the Thai and avocado salad..."