Breakfast is the most important meal of the day as the saying goes. It’s also one of the best meals when you go to the right place. Here are four great breakfast spots in Nashville.
Biscuit Love
Biscuit Love is a popular breakfast spot with two locations in Nashville and a third in Franklin, Tennessee that specializes in breakfast, lunch, and brunch. The restaurant evolved from an airstream food truck serving Southern breakfast favorites starring the biscuit. Favorite dishes include the fried bonuts served with lemon mascarpone cream. The egg plate with eggs and bacon and the biscuits and gravy are also fan-favorites. If you plan on visiting, make sure to account for the wait time.
A good rule of thumb is to go 30-45 minutes before you expect to sit down and eat. Despite the long wait, the food is worth it.
Ford offers a range of SUVs in several sizes and styles. None of them have the gas mileage of a subcompact sedan or hatchback, but in exchange they have extra space for more passengers and cargo, more power for towing, more durability for unpaved roads and trails, and they have more road-trip friendly features like backseat entertainment systems. Which one is best for you depends on what type of road trip you are going on.
EcoSport: For the Small Family
The EcoSport is a subcompact crossover, which means it is bigger than the subcompact Ford Fiesta hatchback, but smaller than any of Ford’s other crossovers. Still, it offers 20.9 cubic feet for cargo behind the second row, and you can make full use of it thanks to a clever cargo management system. You also get the SYNC 3 infotainment system on every trim. The EcoSport is the best Ford SUV for road trips with small families or when you want to go on a trip with just a couple of friends.
Ford produces vehicles fit for every type of driver, and that includes drivers who like to have the best engines and high-performance parts under the hood. However, even drivers looking for performance have different needs and wants. Ford offers performance trims and options throughout its vehicle lineup to meet the various needs of these drivers.
Fiesta ST
The Fiesta ST is the performance trim of Ford’s subcompact car. Compacts and subcompacts are popular among racers, thanks to their low starting cost and nimble handling. Another advantage is that the replacement parts and mods are relatively inexpensive. The Fiesta ST gives racers a head start on their fully modded car by including things like sport front seats with bold colors and ST branding, a 1.6-liter turbocharged engine that delivers 197 horsepower, sport-tuned suspension, and advanced Electronic Stability Control with Torque Vectoring Control.
When you think of Nashville, you probably think of the Grand Ole Opry, The Country Music Hall of Fame, or even the Ryman Auditorium. But what about those off-the-beaten-path places in and around Music City? Here are a few of our favorites.
The Hermitage Hotel
Opened in 1910, the Hermitage Hotel has played host to many illustrious guests, from Hollywood stars (Gene Autry once walked his horse through the grand lobby!) to presidents, to Prohibition-era gangsters like Al Capone. Known for its deluxe accommodations and excellent service, the Hermitage has many not-to-be-missed features, such as the grand staircase and the painted glass ceiling. If you get a chance, also take a peek at the men’s restroom, which has been voted Best Bathroom in America. There you’ll find decadence unheard of in present day, complete with a shoeshine station and art-deco emerald and black fixtures.
There are plenty of things to do in Nashville, including a variety of food tours. Here are some of our favorite walking and riding food tours in the Nashville area.
Local Tastes of Nashville
There are two tours to choose from with Local Tastes of Nashville. One takes you through the historic downtown Germantown district. Here you’ll see sights like the Nashville Farmers’ Market, Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park and its carillon, and more. The restaurants you sample will vary depending on the day and time of your tour, but you can expect your taste buds to be tantalized by the likes of Nashville barbecue, Mexican favorites with a Southern twist, and sweets and treats galore.
The other starts at Union Station Hotel and winds through the Gulch district. You’ll taste food from five different restaurants and specialty shops along the way, enjoying from-scratch buttermilk biscuit concoctions, seafood, and unique appetizers and shareables.
Day tours are $49 per person. This price includes all food tastings, which is enough food for lunch. Tickets should be purchased in advance.
The 2018 Ford F-150 King Ranch has many new features that Ford lovers will enjoy. From having more power than previous years to always being connected while you’re driving, here are just a few reasons to check out this new truck.
Premium Audio System
The F-150 is the first Ford vehicle to have a premium B&O PLAY audio system with an AM/FM stereo, 10 speakers, and an MP3 and CD player. There are specifically placed tailored tuning, speaker placement, and calibration. You’ll love the way your favorite song sounds as you drive around town.
Tennessee is famous for its whiskey distilleries. Jack Daniels and many other well-known brewing companies call Tennessee home, and they offer tours of their facilities for interested visitors. You can travel to all of these distilleries separately, but planning the trip can be a bit cumbersome. That is why many of the distilleries in Tennessee banded together to create the Tennessee Whiskey Trail. It is a guided tour of the leading distilleries in the state, and you can check out it out when you are in the area. Here’s a look at why you should hit the Tennessee Whiskey Trail.
Sponsored by the Best
The laws regarding distilleries were relaxed a bit in recent years, which led to an increase in the number of distilleries. Right now, Tennessee is experiencing a major boom in whiskey distilleries. To capitalize on this, the Tennessee Distillers Guild decided to create something similar to Kentucky’s bourbon tour system.
When you’re looking for a new Ford, you might consider purchasing either the Ford Fusion or the Ford Focus. While there are some similarities between the two, they also have some differences. From the fuel economy to the price, here are a few differences between the two to help you decide which one to get.
Price
The first difference between the Ford Focus and the Ford Fusion is the price, which is important to many consumers. The Ford Focus begins at $17,860 for the base S sedan model. There are several trims available, and the price can go up to $24,175 if you want the Titanium trim. The hatchback version of the Focus starts at $20,445 for the Ford Focus SE model and goes up to $41,120 if you want the Focus RS. Those who prefer the all-electric Focus EV will pay $29,190 for the basic version and get a federal tax credit of $7,500.
The base model of the Fusion S starts at a higher price of $22,120. There are five different trims available, with the most expensive Platinum model beginning at $36,895. Each trim offers the option to have a hybrid powertrain. The plug-in hybrid, the Fusion Energi, begins at $33,305.
Wyatt Johnson Ford – Guess Who’s Coming to Nashville? Check Out Your Favorite Artists at These 3 Venues
Nashville is a music and performing arts center for a large part of the music scene. Many of the leading artists stop in Nashville for shows especially while they are on world tours. If you are in the Nashville area, then you have the opportunity to see some of the biggest names in music and other performing arts on a regular basis.
Summer is on the way, and the summer music season is getting ready to heat up. Be sure to check out your favorite artists at these three venues.
Sit Outside at these 4 Nashville Restaurants
Nashville is one of the most beautiful cities in the country, especially if you choose to visit during the warmest months of the year. If you’re walking around Nashville and want to grab a bite to eat, visiting one of the many top-notch restaurants with outdoor seating is a great decision.
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