This Nashville Winery Also Serves The City's Most Unique Pizzas
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Meghan Kraft
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Creativity is in the blood of Nashville. All of the local artists, musicians, and chefs create a wonderful atmosphere in the city where you can nearly feel the air buzzing with new ideas being born every day. Many of those ideas are impressive, ad the ideas of the head chef at Nashville Urban Winery are no exception. They recently started serving all-day brunch on Saturdays at their East Nashville wine bar, and some of the twists on classic pizzas will blow you away.
The Nashville Urban Winery quietly opened at the start of 2018 but is already one of East Nashville's new favorite spots.
The wine bar, called Nashville Urban Winery (or NUW) is just the lounge for the fully operating winery called Love and Exile. They make all of their wine right there!
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While the wine is great, the food is what stands out at NUW. Just look at these meatballs! They're huge! And only $6.
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Their pizzas are the real stars of the menu, though. On their dinner menu, try the Darius, complete with chicken, bacon, ranch, onion, and hot sauce.
NUW also recently started serving all-day brunch on Saturdays and Sundays where they serve a variety of breakfast-themed pizzas like the lox pizza. That's right — they put lox on a pizza.
Whether you're ordering appetizers or full pizzas, we don't judge. It's all absolutely fantastic, so you really can't go wrong.
Nashville Urban Winery is open for dinner during the week, starting at 4 p.m. and closing at midnight or 1 a.m. depending on whether or not it's a weeknight. With the new brunch menu in place, they're now open on the weekends from 10 a.m. to 1 a.m. on Saturday and until 10 p.m. on Sunday. They're located in East Nashville at 715 Main St.
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