Nashville Restaurants and Food
The Crows Nest
2221 Bandywood Drive
Nashville
615-783-0720
www.crowsnestnashville.com
A guy named Farokhmanesh steps up and takes a shot. It’s in for three. A few seconds later the University of Northern Iowa has just beat Kansas for a huge NCAA basketball upset and the bar is going nuts. Oh, and by the way the fisherman’s stew has arrived and the tomato based
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Friday, May 7, 2010
Calling All Restaurants-Nashville Needs You!
The Eat Out for Nashville project scheduled for Monday, May 17 is gaining steam. So far Amerigo West End, Amerigo Cool Springs, Baja Burrito, Burger Up, Lazzaroli's and The Melting Pot have signed on. We need more restaurants to participate. Participating restaurants will donate 50% of the evening’s proceeds to the Tennessee Emergency Response Fund of the Community Fund of Middle Tennessee. “Eat
Help Clean-up Nashville Farmers Market
The Farmers Market in Nashville is looking for volunteers today, according to the Tennessean. Clean-up work will be from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Volunteers are asked to bring water to drink, sunscreen, boots and gloves if possible. Go to the north end and sign in with the guard.
There are plenty of other volunteer opportunities out there. Sign up with Hands on Nashville for a daily list.
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There are plenty of other volunteer opportunities out there. Sign up with Hands on Nashville for a daily list.
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Thursday, May 6, 2010
"Eat Out For Nashville" May 17
The folks at Amerigo Restaurant and the Nashville Scene are spearheading an effort for flood relief. We'll keep you up to date as restaurants join up. Here's the news release:
Nashville Restaurants and Food Media Join Together to Organize “Eat Out for Nashville” Charity Event on May 17, 2010 for Victims of Middle Tennessee Flooding
Middle Tennessee diners are invited to eat out at their
Nashville Restaurants and Food Media Join Together to Organize “Eat Out for Nashville” Charity Event on May 17, 2010 for Victims of Middle Tennessee Flooding
Middle Tennessee diners are invited to eat out at their
Yazoo Taproom Flood Fundraiser Tonight
Raise a glass and help flood relief in Nashville. Yazoo Brewery reports on their blog:
We will be holding a fundraiser tomorrow, Thursday May 6th, from 4-8 PM, to benefit the Community Fund of Middle Tennessee (www.cfmt.org). 100% of all sales at our taproom will be donated to their Metro Disaster Fund. Yes, 100% of ALL sales. It's a nice round number.
To conserve water, we'll be selling pints
We will be holding a fundraiser tomorrow, Thursday May 6th, from 4-8 PM, to benefit the Community Fund of Middle Tennessee (www.cfmt.org). 100% of all sales at our taproom will be donated to their Metro Disaster Fund. Yes, 100% of ALL sales. It's a nice round number.
To conserve water, we'll be selling pints
Monday, May 3, 2010
Flooding and Restaurants
I know it sounds like a rather narrow topic considering the magnitude of this event. But we'll leave this as an open thread for anyone who wants to report damage or other flooding issues with area restaurants. The flooding will be devastating for many businesses in Tennessee. At the very least this will let patrons and others know what is occurring. For everyone with a home or business impacted,
Sunday, May 2, 2010
King Market
Nashville Restaurants and Food
King Market
1801 Antioch Pike
Nashville
615-333-3103
http://www.kingmarketinc.food.officelive.com/
The kids are having shopping cart races in the aisles again and that’s fine with us. It’s just part of an enjoyable and laid back atmosphere that provides a good background for a leisurely lunch. King Market is a family place and that extends from the owners to the
King Market
1801 Antioch Pike
Nashville
615-333-3103
http://www.kingmarketinc.food.officelive.com/
The kids are having shopping cart races in the aisles again and that’s fine with us. It’s just part of an enjoyable and laid back atmosphere that provides a good background for a leisurely lunch. King Market is a family place and that extends from the owners to the
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