Posted in Nashville
September 10, 2017
The Most Amazing Meals In Nashville Are Hiding Inside A Bowling Alley
Nashville seems to have new, trendy restaurants popping up every week. A lot of new players have come on to the Nashville scene that are really throwing down the gauntlet when it comes to the question of “what is the best meal in Nashville?” That question is up for debate, of course, but we’ve found one spot in Nashville that serves up some definite contenders. What makes this place special, though, is the activities they offer alongside their food….
Pinewood Social is located just on the Southeast edge of downtown. It has labelled itself a sort of "third space" where people will want to come hang out any time of the day.
Pinewood Social features a full food menu, a coffee bar, and some of the best cocktails in the city.
From plates to games, Pinewood Social is built for you to share with everyone else. From the bowling lanes to the bocce ball court to their 6-person helpings of Lobster Mac or Fried Chicken, there's always plenty to go around.
Pinewood has a different menu for every time of day and every different area at the joint. Weekend brunch? Weekday breakfast? Tacos by the pool? You read that right -- they also have a pool.
The bowling lanes are a flat rate of $40 per hour, which includes shoe rentals. The lanes accommodate up to 6 people per lane, so grab some friends and go play!
Brunch is particularly popular at Pinewood. They serve it up from 9-3 on Saturdays and Sundays. We recommend the short rib hash, pictured above.
Nothing is better than a good cheeseburger, and Pinewood has a great one. This one here even has an egg on it!
Lobster Rolls? Yes, please. Try following it up with a seasonal pie piece from Dozen Bakery.
What are you waiting for? Go visit at 33 Peabody St in Nashville. Hours are 7 AM - 1 AM Monday through Friday, 9 AM - 1 AM Saturday and Sunday. The pool is open from 11 - 11 every day.
Looking for more to do in downtown Nashville while you’re there? Try these 7 spots you must see.
