This Themed Restaurant Is Probably The Most Unique In Tennessee
Pinewood Social. When Nashville first caught wind of the whole shebang a couple of years ago, we heard it was an upscale eatery with a bowling alley inside of it. Which made it wildly exciting and something the entire town could look forward to. Fast-forward a couple of years, and you have a wildly successful, hipster-esque aura that caters to young professionals, the successfully self-employed and those who like to shell out a mortgage payment to bowl. Themed? Maybe. Cool? Forever.
The concept of this streamlined space went public in 2013, and the burgeoning stream of tourists and locals alike have kept Pinewood Social way, way above water.
The industrial-chic vibe and low-lit, high class atmosphere gives the entire place an edge on the Nashville trend scene. Plus, their wall mural made out of cans? Killer.
It's a great place to get work done or meet a client in a low-key, less clerical atmosphere. Plus? Pinewood partnered with local coffee shop, Crema, for a perfect mix of work and play.
Brunch lovers, unite! Pinewood is a popular place for those looking an upscale brunch with a solid mimosa on the side. You couldn't ask for a better ambience.
If you haven't tried it, you should. If you have then you're most likely a repeat offender. We love finding neat niches for growth in Nashville, ones that reflect the community and provide a bit of excitement in the rush of day-to-day normalcy.
So, maybe not themed. But kind of? Retro, industrial-chic, borderline magazine perfect? They all work in our book, so you can flip a coin and choose a descriptor of your own. Curious for more fun spots in Nashville? Check out the ten most underrated places!
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Meghan Kraft loves to travel the world, but she makes her home right here in Nashville, Tennessee. She holds a degree in English, and has worked in the digital marketing realm with companies such as Apartments.com, USA Today and HarperCollins Publishing.