Meghan Kraft loves to travel the world, but she makes her home right here in Nashville, Tennessee. She holds a degree in English, and has worked in the digital marketing realm with companies such as Apartments.com, USA Today and HarperCollins Publishing.
Nashville has grown by leaps and bounds in recent years, which means some places rise while others fall. We’ve seen this vary depending upon industry, with the restaurant scene getting hit fairly hard. Here’s a little blast from the past, a sweet nod from the Nashville of old. We miss Mad Donna’s and the old location of The Family Wash, sometimes we don’t even recognize East Nashville anymore and have to breathe long and steady to remember that the Loveless Cafe is STILL THERE. We’re okay, people.
The Tippler had a speckled run, but you really can't fight the beauty of that space and magical service. The folks were kind and the meals were delicious, and that's really the reason we feel its loss.
Once known as the best sushi on the east side, the popular Dose & Dram Bar now stands in its place. We miss the sake, and the upscale and chic atmosphere.
This cute and quirky eatery was tucked in the heart of Germantown and just recently closed its doors. We'll miss the cozy environment and their killer happy hour!
Once located in an old house in the Nations, the fun eatery and music venue closed for good a few years ago. We'll forever miss those warm Edison bulbs on the porch and all the good times. RIP.
This may be a bit too soon...? But we'll always miss that big cross that used to stand sentinel over downtown. The Lifeway Draper Tower was demolished in the biggest implosion in Nashville since 1985, on January 6th, 2018.
The midtown location has been closed for a solid couple of years, but we'll always miss the low-key vibe and hefty menu that boasted stick-to-your-ribs eats.
This shocked everyone when the popular Holland House closed in late 2017. The building still stands empty, a testament to drinks and small plates enjoyed many days ago.
