If You Grew Up In Nashville, You Definitely Love These 8 Classic Dishes
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Meghan Kraft
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These days, a native Nashvillian that still lives in the city is a very rare find. The city is full of people from all across the country and the world who have fallen in love with the charm of Music City. But when you do find that ever elusive native, they’re sure to have fond memories of these classic Nashville dishes that have helped shape the food scene in Nashville for decades. How many of these have you tried…?
Prince's is the birthplace of hot chicken, and every true Nashvillian knows the delicious suffering that is their secret blend of spices. (123 Ewing Dr)
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Mac and cheese anywhere else just doesn't taste the same as it does at Arnold's. The good news is that it classifies as a vegetable, so you can have as much as you want, right? (605 8th Ave S)
Going to Elliston Place is like taking a trip back in time to the golden era of the American diner. This soda shop still makes their shakes by hand. (2111 Elliston Pl)
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Just down the street from Elliston Place Soda Shop, Rotier's is also a blast from the past. Their french bread burgers are famous for a reason. (2413 Elliston Pl)
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Hermitage Cafe just south of downtown is one of the best late night spots for good eats in the city, and their pancakes always hit the spot. (71 Hermitage Ave)
Biscuits can be a dime a dozen in Nashville, but the fact that people consistently drive all the way out to Loveless for their biscuits and jam should tell you something. (8400 Highway 100)
Varallo's can be easily overlooked on its busy downtown street, but it's actually the oldest restaurant in the city! They've been serving their famous chili since 1907. (239 4th Ave N)
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When you stand in a line like the Pancake Pantry's for so long, you start to make friends. (1796 21st Ave S)
Depending on how old you are, these 11 Photos Of Nashville From The Early 1900’s may just bring back a bit of well-bred southern nostalgia.
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