Well it hit the news https://www.bizjournals.com/nashvil...e-asurion-lays-off-hundreds-of-corporate.html
https://www.tennessean.com/story/mo...-honky-tonk-return-lower-broadway/4261655002/ Spoiler It’s been less than a year-and-a-half since honky-tonk goers mourned the loss of Paradise Park Trailer Resort, but Nashville restaurant group Strategic Hospitality is ready to revive the concept. Paradise Park, which closed last year after 11 years to make room for Strategic’s massive Downtown Sporting Club at 411 Broadway, will reopen next month on a portion of the building’s first floor. “When we conceptualized Downtown Sporting Club, we couldn’t envision how Paradise Park would work within the building,” said Benjamin Goldberg, Strategic Hospitality co-owner, in a statement. “After being here for a while now and seeing how the different spaces are being used, we see an opportunity to bring it back to its original home at 411 Broadway.” Downtown Sporting Club will continue operating as a restaurant, coffee shop, sports bar with axe throwing lanes, hotel and garden rooftop. But a portion of the first floor will be split in two to house The Ribbon Room restaurant and Paradise Park, according to a media release. The news comes after Strategic Hospitality introduced live music (Downtown Sporting Club opened without a live music component) and $6 pitchers of beer (a Paradise Park favorite) at their new venue. Those changes were a success, the release says. “We always create spaces where we want to go,” Max Goldberg, co-owner of Strategic Hospitality, said in a statement. “We have had so much fun with all the elements of Downtown Sporting Club but Paradise Park holds a soft spot in our hearts for many reasons and was a part of some pretty amazing moments and memories. We are so excited for it to become part of the energy that already exists in the building. It’s time to bring back the trailer park, like a phoenix rising from the ashes!” Paradise Park is under construction and expected to open in early December. Known for being innovators in the Nashville dining scene, the Goldberg brothers decided to close Paradise Park when sales were booming. The Lower Broadway honky-tonk was on track to have one of its best years yet, but they decided to shutter the first-floor bar and pursue an ambitious overhaul of the four-story building after they purchased it with other investors. The 43,000-square-foot building now home to Downtown Sporting Club, which debuted in April, is unlike anything else on Lower Broadway. The building is separated into unique spaces, which includes 12 ax throwing lanes on the second floor and a boutique hotel with 20 guest rooms on the third floor.
I don’t really post in here much, just read. But I bought a house yesterday. Here’s to hoping this housing market keeps cruising and the city keeps expanding. Yes; I know those are unpopular opinions in here.
Anyone been to redheaded stranger? Back home for thanksgiving and want to go check a new place for lunch today.
We always find a hotel with an outdoor pool. But being in Nashville we probably wouldn’t spend much time there tbh. Omni seems cool, good lobby bar. But again we’d be at the bars on Broadway.
1. This whole Paradise Park thing is pathetic. It's such a money grab. They are trying to take the high road when they clearly ONLY care about is money. Their press releases are all "we are committed to people of Nashville blah blah".....except they were already making a bunch of money....and then only went back to PP when they weren't making as much money. 2. Fuck Clay Travis.
Clay Travis is absolute trash and this isn’t me stanning for him at all, but I *think* he’s just part of the building’s ownership group and not the actual owner of the restaurant/bar. So he’s only getting rent from the situation. I could be wrong though
That’s like buying out Arnold’s, gutting it, opening some hip food hall, and then throwing an Arnold’s stand/vendor inside of it when ppl get mad.
I’ll leave the bathroom door unlocked. actually my g/f and I are craving hot chicken before going back to Denver and pepperfire was always in our top 3
Me and the wife started looking at houses. You get so much more out in Hendersonville, Mt Julietz etc and that's where most of her friends live. But her commute for work is already an hour plus each way and I really want to decrease that. Anyone make the commute from that area to the Maryland Farms area in Brentwood?
Best breakfast in Nashville? I fly in tomorrow around 645am and don't have anywhere to be until noon, so thought it would be a good way to kill some time.
I don't really care. I'm not a huge breakfast guy. Just thought if there was a really good place, then it would be a good meal and I could waste some time.
As a tourist in Nashville, my tops would be Biscuit Love if you get there early, or if not then Pancake Pantry. If you do Pancake Pantry, my two cents is do NOT get the country ham. The chocolate chip waffles are amazing though.
It’s hard to get more local than monells or hermitage cafe. Monells has a location by the airport that would be convenient for you.