Posted in Nashville
June 07, 2016
This Underrated General Store Just Might Be The Most Beautiful Place In Nashville
If you’re looking for a sweet crack at southern style with a hint of down home charm, then you can’t miss out on Hey Rooster! This darling general store, located in East Nashville, has caught Music City’s cultural upswing and tossed it back in spades. Take a gander, eh?
Editor’s Note: Unfortunately, Hey Rooster has closed its doors for good. Still longing for old school shopping opportunities? Swing by Old Delina Country Store in Cornersville for more fun.
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It may not look like much from far away, but let's get a little bit closer.
Ah. There we go. That gorgeous and simple storefront can be seen EVERYWHERE on social media.
Owner Courtney Webb was born in Georgia and completed school in Nashville. She then left Music City for a bit of time in New York.
Thankfully she came back to her southern roots and brought back a brightly lit hunger for a place such as this.
A small and intimate general store that doesn't hawk wares, but instead, takes pride in the beauty of them.
The whole of Hey Rooster is perfectly imperfect, a display of odds and ends, flowers and light colors, that brings a bit of beauty to any home.
Plus, anywhere that styles with fresh wildflowers wins in our book 100% of the time.
What do you think? Time to find a sweet something at Hey Rooster? Believe us, it won't be difficult.
What do you think? You can find this fantastic Nashville treat on Facebook! The team will be relaunching their online site this summer, so make sure to sign up for their newsletter updates.
