Four times a year at an undisclosed (to me) location in Nashville, a dozen men and women holding candles and dressed in black, hooded robes solemnly file into a room furnished only with a massive table and chairs. Silently, they place their candles at the table’s center, sit, and lower their hoods.
Four times a year at an undisclosed (to me) location in Nashville, a dozen men and women holding candles and dressed in black, hooded robes solemnly file into a room furnished only with a massive table and chairs. Silently, they place their candles at the table’s center, sit, and lower their hoods.
Four times a year at an undisclosed (to me) location in Nashville, a dozen men and women holding candles and dressed in black, hooded robes solemnly file into a room furnished only with a massive table and chairs. Silently, they place their candles at the table’s center, sit, and lower their hoods.
Four times a year at an undisclosed (to me) location in Nashville, a dozen men and women holding candles and dressed in black, hooded robes solemnly file into a room furnished only with a massive table and chairs. Silently, they place their candles at the table’s center, sit, and lower their hoods.
Four times a year at an undisclosed (to me) location in Nashville, a dozen men and women holding candles and dressed in black, hooded robes solemnly file into a room furnished only with a massive table and chairs. Silently, they place their candles at the table’s center, sit, and lower their hoods.
Four times a year at an undisclosed (to me) location in Nashville, a dozen men and women holding candles and dressed in black, hooded robes solemnly file into a room furnished only with a massive table and chairs. Silently, they place their candles at the table’s center, sit, and lower their hoods.
Four times a year at an undisclosed (to me) location in Nashville, a dozen men and women holding candles and dressed in black, hooded robes solemnly file into a room furnished only with a massive table and chairs. Silently, they place their candles at the table’s center, sit, and lower their hoods.
Four times a year at an undisclosed (to me) location in Nashville, a dozen men and women holding candles and dressed in black, hooded robes solemnly file into a room furnished only with a massive table and chairs. Silently, they place their candles at the table’s center, sit, and lower their hoods.
Four times a year at an undisclosed (to me) location in Nashville, a dozen men and women holding candles and dressed in black, hooded robes solemnly file into a room furnished only with a massive table and chairs. Silently, they place their candles at the table’s center, sit, and lower their hoods.
From a Southern-style fried pickle burger to a creative Korean barbecue-inspired option, to a burger that lends new meaning to the word ‘elevated’ — these 11 unique Nashville burgers are perfectly mouthwatering.
M.L.Rose’s burger is what put them on the map, but their 90-craft-beer selection is also one of the biggest in Music City.
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A popular Nashville restaurant is expanding it’s business and opening up a new location in Wilson County.
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M.L.Rose Craft Beer & Burgers restaurant ownership has taken steps to open a fourth restaurant at the former Logan’s Roadhouse location at Providence Marketplace in Mt. Juliet. Owner Austin Ray has moved forward on a lease, contingent on financing, for about two-thirds of the building owned by Lineberry Properties. M.L.Rose, which initially opened in 2008 as The Melrose Neighborhood… Continue reading Nashville’s M.L.Rose restaurant takes step to expand into Mt. Juliet at old Logan’s Roadhouse site
Not all brunches are created equal, especially in this city. Whether you’re struggling from a late night out or celebrating a special occasion, there’s a place—and a dish—to satiate you. Here’s where to go and what to order for the ultimate Nashville brunch. If your brunch club has a range of palates (or simply a few… Continue reading The Best Brunch Spots in Nashville
If you’re visiting Nashville anytime soon, you’ll be overwhelmed with several options for food, drinks, and experiences. One of the best parts about Nashville is that there is so many options for food, but it’s hard to figure out which one you may like. In an attempt to help our Bobby Bones Show friends traveling… Continue reading Top Places to Eat in Nashville for Different Types of Food
A decade ago, visitors to Nashville rarely paid any attention to the Melrose neighborhood of 8th Ave South/Franklin Pike between Wedgewood and where the I-440/65 interchange soars over the edge of the neighborhood. This was more of a “blink-and-you’ll-miss it” stretch of road which didn’t really offer many opportunities for drinking and dining. Nowadays, both… Continue reading Sounds Like Nashville – Nashville Neighborhood Watch: Melrose
Nashville’s most famous culinary offering is hot chicken, which has gained an international reputation in recent years. But that’s not all the city has to offer. The city excels at Southern staples like barbecue and biscuits, but also holds its own on universal favorites like pizza and burgers. Tennessean columnist Brad Schmitt is lucky enough to have the job… Continue reading Tennessean. – The Best Places to Eat in Nashville
It’s football season in the south, that time of year when weddings are planned with preference to those special Saturday and Sunday games in mind. Whether a loyal Titans fan, a Nashville transplant rooting for a hometown team across the country, or a die-hard college football aficionado doesn’t matter — these spots all offer copious… Continue reading Eater: Where to Watch Football in Nashville
Watch as Julie Meirick, Bar Manager at M.L.Rose – Capitol View, guides Carol and Joe through a beer tasting live on air at WSMV! View the full clip here.
Read the full article here. Just north of the bustling Gulch neighborhood sits a 32-acre development called Capitol View. The first of its kind in Nashville, the “multi-use urban district” is home to retail stores, restaurants, fitness studios, apartments and more. The joint venture of Northwestern Mutual, Boyle Investment Company and Northwood Ravin was established in 2017 and also includes the… Continue reading Nashville’s Newest Buzz-Worthy Neighborhood is Capitol View
M.L.Rose Craft Beer & Burgers pretty much puts it out there with the name of their restaurant. In addition to a lovely curated selection of local and regional craft brews, M.L.Rose offers some of the city’s best burger options. A person favorite is their NashVegas Burger, a perfectly-grilled patty served on a sweet potato bun… Continue reading Twelve to Try: Nashville’s Best Burgers
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