Eater Nashville • 13th January 2021

Culaccino Brings Nonna-Worthy Meatballs, Ravioli, and Wood-Fired Pies to Franklin

Culaccino, the culinary brainchild of chef Frank Pullara, officially threw open its doors in early January with plenty of al dente pasta and outdoor drinking on its mind. The 1,500-square-foot space, which features an expansive alfresco patio, boasts cozy space heaters and a generous fire pit for warming up hungry winter wanderers. Helping take the chill off the season: hearty, belly-warming plates of authentic homespun Italian fare from chef Pullara, who previously manned the kitchens of the a

Nashville Lifestyles • 17th December 2020

Holiday Cocktail Recipes to Try At Home this Season

Pumpkin spice lattes get all of the press when it comes to seasonal drinks. But sometimes you want a little more spirit in your cup. Sure, the holiday kind. Also, the ABV kind. OK, mostly the ABV kind. Pouring a nip of rum into a piping hot cup of tea might do the trick. Or splashing some whiskey in your cup of joe. But you deserve more than that. Your quarantine bubble deserves more than that. And truth be told, sometimes it’s just too cold out to make the trek to your neighborhood bar.

Nashville Lifestyles • 23rd November 2020

Whiskey Business

Nicole Austin had her sights set on becoming the next Erin Brockovich. It was the most logical way of putting her chemical engineering degree to use in a way that she felt was meaningful and purposeful. But it was a moment standing in the New York City sewers, wearing hip waders and operating a flow needle, when she thought maybe, just maybe, there might be more out there for an environmental engineer.

Nashville Lifestyles • 10th November 2020

Where to Order Your Thanksgiving Meals To-Go in Nashville

It’s the perfect year to throw a curve ball at tradition and take the holidays back—along with your sanity. Because while filling up on your favorite holiday food with friends and family sounds really appealing, actually making said holiday food sounds really, well, exhausting. (And don’t even get us started on the reheating and re-eating the next day!)

Eater Nashville • 27th October 2020

It’s Official: Nashville is Having a Mexican Pop-up Moment

Yes, 2020 has been the equivalent of playing apocalyptic Whack-a-Mole. But take heart —every cloud has a crunchy taco lining. Case in point: 2020 has also brought Nashville the most Mexican pop-ups it’s ever seen. Right in time for eating our feelings and indulging in a bit of culinary escapism through golden husks of elote and some of the finest tortillas to grace the 615.

Eater Nashville • 6th October 2020

5 Places to Find Great Chinese Food in Nashville

That slight nip in the air can only mean one thing: Nashville needs some steamy bowls of egg drop soup and fried rice — stat. There’s something about Chinese cuisine that feels like being wrapped up in a comfy, cozy blanket on a chilly night.

Eater Nashville • 9th September 2020

This Corn-Obsessed Chef Is Making Nashville’s Most Exciting Tortillas

Nashville’s no stranger to tortillas. There are plenty of legit and downright delicious options to indulge any masa lover’s cravings. But Julio Hernandez of Maiz de la Vida isn’t just making the freshest masa in town, he’s also teaching the city about a centuries-old tradition that starts with a crucial ingredient in the tortilla game: corn.

The Infatuation • 24th August 2020

Nashville Restaurants With Outdoor Seating That Have Reopened - Nashville

Nashville began a modified Phase Two of the Roadmap for Reopening plan on July 3rd. That means restaurants are back in business, offering dine-in service along with takeout. Before you rush the nearest host stand, here are a few things you should know: All restaurants must operate at 50% capacity, party sizes are limited to no more than six people, and a mask or face covering is required when you’re not seated at your table.

Flaviar Times • 10th July 2020

Ten To One Rum Founder Marc Farrell - Interview

This is the true story of a young man born and raised in Trinidad, who landed at MIT at 16, later graduated from Harvard Business School, and after a conversation with Howard Schultz (yeah, THAT Howard Schultz) went on to become the youngest VP at Starbucks. And for most people, that might be all the happy ending they need to call it a day.

Eater Nashville • 6th May 2020

Where to Order a Mother’s Day Takeout Feast in Nashville

News flash: Mom doesn’t want flowers this year. She wants buttery biscuits. Succulent leg of lamb. Lobster. And she doesn’t want to have to make them herself, okay?

Neighborhoods.com • 23rd January 2020

7 Miami Bars That Anchor Their Neighborhood

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Eater Nashville • 3rd January 2020

1799 Brings Date Night-Worthy Bourbon and Prime Steak to Franklin

Franklin finally has a fancy hotel to call it’s very own, and with it, a new date-night destination, stocked with bourbon and buttery cuts of beef. 1799 Kitchen & Cocktails, nestled within The Harpeth Hotel, quietly opened its doors over the holidays with a bevy of Southern-influenced dishes and powerhouse pours of whiskey.

Nashville Lifestyles • 30th December 2019

Proper Sake Co.

Two days. That’s how long it took for cans of Koji Gold to fly off of shelves around Nashville. The wildly successful launch from Nashville’s only sake distillery was unexpected for Stithem, who currently uses extra tank space at Fat Bottom Brewing to make the Japanese-style lager. But the progression from distilling sake to brewing beer was a natural one for the music-management-major-turned-fermentation-geek.

Lonely Planet • 25th November 2019

Shake it up at Miami’s best cocktail bars

Once upon a time in Miami’s late-night bar scene, the best you could hope for was a watered-down mix of booze and juice sloshing around in a plastic cup. But over the past decade, the Magic City has ushered in a mixology renaissance that has put the world on notice. Now, handmade tinctures and bitters mingle in crystal coupes with artisanal ice and deliver a cocktail scene that looks and tastes sexy.

Nashville Lifestyles • 21st November 2019

Nearest Green Distillery

You’d almost be forgiven for driving past Shelbyville, a small, bucolic town located about 60 miles south of Nashville, where rolling pastoral lands give way to a place best known for Tennessee Walking Horses and pencil manufacturing. But now, the city is the gatekeeper for an important piece of Tennessee’s storied distilling history — the legacy of America’s first and only African American master distiller, Nathan “Nearest” Green.

Eater Nashville • 12th November 2019

Where to Eat on Thanksgiving Day in Nashville, 2019

For those visiting, for those without the desire to host all those relatives and for those who despise dishwashing, give thanks — for these fine Nashville dining establishments providing an alternative come Thanksgiving day. These restaurants are all open on Thanksgiving, November 28 ready to throw down Turkey Day style, with some stress-free traditional feasts plus other outside the turkey box holiday options. The most stressful part of your day can be making reservations — but get that out of the way early, as it’s the busiest day of the year for many of these restaurants.

Eater Nashville • 8th November 2019

The Trusty 2019 Nashville Thanksgiving Take-Out Guide

Forget about perfecting that giant butterball turkey and pick up the phone, because everyone knows those hours spent toiling in the kitchen could be better spent arguing about politics over wine and warm apple cider. While some people spend months preparing to host the perfect Pinterest-worthy Thanksgiving meal, not everyone looks forward to all of that prep and stress.

Lonely Planet • 6th November 2019

Best Cuban sandwich shops in Miami

When Cuban immigrants came to Miami in the 1950s and 60s, they forever changed the city’s food landscape with a single sandwich – the Cubano. The formula is deceptively simple – take one part roast pork, one part ham (Tampa also throws Genoa salami into the mix), lovingly layer them with some mustard, pickles and Swiss cheese between two buttered slices of Cuban bread and throw the whole thing into a hot press. The result? A culinary legend.

Lonely Planet • 6th November 2019

Best places to enjoy Cuban coffee in Miami

Don’t let the occasional big-chain coffee shop fool you — Miami runs on Cuban coffee. This strong caffeinated concoction made from Cuban espresso and sugar not only helps locals power through a midday slump, but it bridges social barriers and provides lubricant for idle office chatter or heated political debates. The drink, also known as cafecito, is so deeply entrenched in the local culture, the mayor of the City of Miami proclaimed 3:05 p.m. Miami’s official cafecito break time. The first rul

Lonely Planet • 6th November 2019

The 7 best vegan restaurants in Miami

Being a carnivore in Miami’s Caribbean and Latin-influenced foodscape is a breeze. Need proof? Look no further than the roast pork, creole-sauced goat and citrus-marinated hunks of tuna dished up all around the city. But if your tastes run closer to tofu than T-bones, Miami’s budding vegan scene has plenty to keep your palate entertained. From a taco shack churning out all-vegan fare to a hidden oasis of artful animal-free dishes, these Miami vegan restaurants will encourage you to eat your veg