Visit This Amazing New Downtown Nashville Cafe Before Word Gets Out

Millennials have a solid bad rap nowadays, touted for their entitlement and dedication to social media platforms. Whether or not you hail from this newfangled, digitally attuned generation or no, we do have to concede to the beauty of an Instagrammable establishment. It's been proven that restaurants have responded to the rapid influx of social media with beautifully designed, Instagram-ready eateries and Nashville is no different.

If you're looking to spend your day surrounded in beauty, Liberty Common just opened up downtown and has quickly become one of our favorite places to spend time in the city...whether we're posting to Instagram or not. Have you been?

Liberty Common presents itself as a Southern Brasserie, a restaurant that meshes the refined beauty of France with the rustic charm of the south in a marble and gold ensconced space.

The restaurant design truly is jaw-dropping, a gorgeous rendition of European beauty and southern charm. The elegant bar is offset by bright, robin's egg blue booths.

Don't let the gorgeous design fool you, though. Liberty Common is a relaxed eatery that provides an elegant respite from the day-to-day. Open all day long, you can indulge for any meal of the day.

Might we suggest brunch, however? Served all day, you can indulge in perfect pancakes or a plate of morning biscuits, jam and butter offered in spades on the side.

We're always a sucker for a classic burger and fries, though, and this plate of goodies looks like the perfect Saturday afternoon indulgence.

Liberty Common is devoted to beautiful experiences in the heart of busy Music City. This is where you come to guffaw with friends at the finest bar in the city, where you fall in love with New South dining or simply spend the morning on the patio, a perfectly European experience.

You can visit Liberty Common at 207 1st Ave S in Nashville, Tennessee. If you're looking for a full date day, park across the water at Nissan Stadium for free and meander your way across the Cumberland River over the Pedestrian Bridge.

If you'd rather dig into a burger and fries, we found the best list of must-visit restaurants in the city. How many have you knocked off your bucket list...?