Whether you’re starting your day early or taking a more leisurely approach to the morning, downtown Franklin is the perfect place for breakfast and brunch. Overlooking the east end of Main Street, their menu has delicious handhelds, flatbreads and appetizers like truffled cashews and stuffed dates you can share. But if you want to wrap up the day sipping Chardonnay on the porch of a Queen Anne house, JJ’s Wine Bar (206 E. Starbucks (438 Main St) watches over Five Points in the circa 1923 White Building and is always a popular meeting spot. Try the tapas, or share a charcuterie board with friends. But don’t think you’ll be stuck with dry pretzels to munch on. When you need a cold one straight from the tap, Hop House Tennessee Taps (117 5th Ave North) has a huge selection of local and regional brews. The cheesy grits bowl, made with feta, is the way to go! And if you’ve got a taste for original combinations made from scratch, Frothy Monkey’s (125 5th Ave South) got you covered breakfast through dinner, along with craft beer and wine. On the ground floor of the Harpeth Hotel, McGavock’s Coffee Bar & Provisions (130 2nd Ave North) is an amazing spot for morning coffee, but when lunch rolls around be sure to try their gourmet salads and artisanal sandwiches. Juice Bar (232 5th Ave North) of course offers healthy and delicious juices and smoothies, but with the addition of the Franklin Café inside, they offer omelets and sandwiches, among other choices, AND Lavazza coffee. But don’t miss the delicious crepes, with savory and sweet options, including one with Nutella and strawberries. The Coffee House at Second and Bridge (144 2nd Ave North), located in a circa 1900 house, does serve coffee options inside or on their patio. The surprise is that it turns out those places you think might be “just” a coffee shop or wine bar have a delicious menu too! So many of the cafes in downtown Franklin at first seem to be drink-oriented, whether that drink be coffee, wine or healthy juice options. Fortunately, downtown Franklin offers plenty of yummy options to satisfy you. We are continuously adding to our list of dog friendly places.One of the best things about visiting historic downtown Franklin is the variety of places to eat! If you’ve been here already, you know that walking around our Main Street district to see the historic sites builds an appetite. We included the neighborhood or suburb below each link so you can see the closest dog-friendly patios near you.
Simply click the link to view the website or Facebook page to see the latest menu and to get directions. A link is added to each restaurant/brewery name. Or, peruse through our list of pet-friendly patios below. Pets are not allowed on chairs, tables or other furnishings 2 Easy Ways to Find A Pet Friendly PatioĬheck out our dog-friendly map below to see where you and your best friend can grab a pint, a glass of rose or a cup of joe and enjoy the sunshine. Dogs need to be well-behaved or you may be asked to leaveģ.
Dogs are required to be leashed no longer than 6 feetĢ. Most places allow both small and large dogs, but require a few simple rules:ġ. So, get ready to have some fun with your furry friend! Bringing your Pup to a Dog Friendly Patio? Here a simple rules to keep in mind: So, where can you take your pup in the greater Nashville area?! We compiled a list of spots we've been to, or that we've been told about in and around downtown Nashville and some of the surrounding suburbs.
At Luv the Paw, we love to take our pups with us everywhere we go. There’s something for everyone, including coffee shops, breweries, restaurants and bars. Pet-Friendly Neighborhoodsįrom Church Street, Midtown, Germantown, Hillsboro Village, 12 South and Belmont, there are so many friendly pet-friendly patios in Nashville. If you’re visiting the Music City soon or happen to be one of the lucky ones who live here, you’ll be happy to know that there are plenty of pet-friendly patios and places to take your furry friend. Heck, we even have the first pet-friendly airport in the US. With more than 150 pet friendly restaurant, cafe and brewery patios, Nashville is gaining a reputation for being one of the most dog-friendly cities in the U.S.
0 kommentar(er)
