Posted in Nashville
January 22, 2017
7 Retro Places In Nashville That Will Take You Back In Time
There’s something about a vintage spot that gets our hearts racing. It reminds us of the way things used to be, how exciting and bright the world once was to our young eyes. Since we can’t technically go back in time just yet, these seven retro Nashville spots will do as a solid substitute in the meantime.
The Hip Zipper is known for their extensive selection and great quality vintage finds. Located in historic East Nashville, you can visit for yourself at 1008 Forrest Avenue. You're sure to find a treasure, hidden amongst their racks of thoroughly gorgeous clothing pieces.
Did you ever have those crazy, neon drenched roller skating parties as a kid? It was definitely a thing in the 80s and 90s, revamping the craze of the early twentieth century. Complete with cheesy pizza and bumpin' tunes, Brentwood Skate Center is a fun evening out with the littles. Relive your childhood at 402 Wilson Pike Circle.
This is precisely where you go when you're looking to sit at a bar and enjoy diner food - really. Elliston Place has a stick-to-your-ribs breakfast menu and milkshakes that will have you holding your belly for DAYS. We're big fans of the pancakes, and the 1950s decor that keeps the tiny soda shop sweet. Try a milkshake yourself at 2111 Elliston Place.
No frills and a whole lot of history ties Rotier's to Nashville's heart strings. It's here that Charlie Daniels found his favorite burger, and it's here that you'll be treated kindly and given the southern hospitality we all crave. Indulge in their burgers on french bread - they're delicious! The address for your next meal is 2413 Elliston Place.
This fun ice cream shop is located in downtown Nashville right on Broadway and is always PACKED - and for good reason. The sweet spot is perfect during a heat wave or for those of y'all enjoying a music festival in Music City. Stumble in for a cone at 129 2nd Ave N.
Franklin Theatre may be best known for their stunning Christmas displays, but this gem of Franklin's downtown will throw you straight back to the mid-century with their old-school snack options and decor. It's simply lovely. They also show movies from way back when, so check their calendar of events! Visit yourself at 419 Main Street.
There's nothing like a classic bowling alley, wouldn't you say? Donelson Bowl may look a little worse for wear, but it's actually still a top spot for young'ns to visit. You can make a trip for yourself at 117 Donelson Pike.
What a trip, wouldn’t you say? Plus, if you’re looking to really get to know Music City – here’s how to have the most Nashville day EVER.
