The Wash is a new food hall retrofitted from an old car wash. It’s pretty unusual. There’s next to no parking. The restaurants have walk-up counters and a large communal patio, with a cocktail bar in the last bay.
Kids can now learn how to prepare basic meals while participating in Metro Parks’ food program
Metro Parks is expanding its youth food program to teach kids basic food preparation skills.
‘I’m going to eat myself into a coma today’: Longtime Hermitage Cafe patrons enjoy last plates at the closing diner
After staying open more than 30 years, Nashville’s iconic Hermitage Cafe has served its last plates of all-day breakfast and late-night fare.
Gallery: Nashville Comes Together For a Taste Of The City’s International Food Scene
The Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition hosted its InterNASHional Night Market this weekend, highlighting local restaurants from a wide range of backgrounds.
Interactive Map: Nashville’s 100+ Black-Owned Food Establishments
Reporter’s note: Hey, Rachel here. We featured this article in the NashVillager on Feb. 2, 2024. It’d been a minute (or 1,924,667 to be exact), so I’ve since updated the list to remove the couple dozen businesses that have unfortunately closed since 2020 (RIP Dandgure’s) and added a few new ones. Recent protests have put […]
Without Enough Volunteers, Nashville Food Pantries Struggle To Meet Increased Demand
Stacey Downey says she’s stretched thin at time when residents need her food pantry the most.
A Free Hot Meal Goes A Long Way For First Responders To Nashville Tornado
A hot meal can be hard to come by after a tornado rips through town. Especially for first responders and those directly impacted by the storm. At Shoney’s on Interstate Drive, police, firefighters and families broke bread together this week. The Nashville-based comfort food chain offered a free buffet dinner for those in need.
Movers & Thinkers: A Nashville Butcher Asks Customers To Consider ‘The Real Price Of Food’
Ever since he was a kid, Chris Carter has been a meat guy. “I would come home from school, and my grandmother would have five or six vegetable dishes going on the stove, and it was always my job to choose the protein,” he said.
Movers & Thinkers: Finding The Secrets Of The Universe In A Cup Of Tea
A chronic illness is what sent Leah Larabell in search of herbs. After years of discomfort, she said she met a Native American healer whose teas seemed to be the only thing that made her feel better. But she knows that not everyone has had the life-changing encounter with herbalism that she had. So now, […]
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