Posted in Nashville
December 28, 2017
This Official Nashville Hot Chicken Road Trip Is All You’ve Ever Needed And More
Hot chicken has become a way of life here in Nashville, and it makes for a solid topic of discussion amongst locals and tourists alike. Where’s the best spot, what should we order? How hot is TOO hot? We decided to take you on a trip across the city, introducing you to some fun places that are great for golden oldies and hot chicken newbies alike.
You can take your own trip across the city using our guide!
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It's all fun and games and a heck of a lot of calories from here on out!
Located across the city, Hattie B's may feel like a tourist trap but actually slings some pretty solid chicken. Served with a classic side of white bread, this is a great spot for hot chicken newbies. (Various Locations)
Although you're probably pitching up for some biscuits, the Princess hot chicken biscuit sandwich at Biscuit Love boasts some toasty chicken that's perfect for a fiery morning wake up call. (Various Locations)
We're constantly surprised at the wealth of flavors you can find at Acme in downtown Nashville. This 2nd Avenue establishment is probably one of the best spots for locals to visit in the neighborhood, and their hot chicken is quite pleasant.
Another hot spot you wouldn't think to visit for hot chicken! Edley's is fabulous for a crispy plate of fried, cayene-smothered chicken with a side of cornbread. Though this may be just outside of traditional, there's nothing wrong with putting a unique spin on a Nashville classic. There are various locations, so just input Edley's into your GPS and find the nearest eatery.
Bolton's is a low-key hole in the wall that truly exemplifies the heart of classic Nashville. With options for hot chicken OR fish, pescatarians are welcome! You can visit at 2309A Franklin Pike in Nashville.
Pepperfire is a Nashville classic, touted as the birthplace of hot chicken and bolstering a family history to boot. You can visit at 1000 Gallatin Avenue, Suite C in East Nashville.
Prince's has a few locations, which means that you can indulge no matter what side of town you're on. Considered a foundational element of Nashville's hot chicken go-to spots, you're bound to leave with a singing tongue and a fiery belly. That's the sign of a good meal, folks. Find your place in line at 123 Ewing Drive.
Continue exploring our great state with these 17 great places to visit in Tennessee in 2018. Happy exploring!
