My husband and I along with two friends finally made it to The Continental this past weekend. Celebrity chef Sean Brock’s latest concept is a fresh take on the traditional Old World restaurant…and now home to the best slice of meat I’ve ever tasted.
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Hot chicken may be Nashville’s most famous local dish. Legend has it that during the Great Depression, ladies man Thornton Prince cheated on his girlfriend one night. To get back at him the following day, the girlfriend served Thornton fired chicken doused with hot pepper for a .....
Nashville may be landlocked, but it has still managed to attract some top notch seafood establishments. There may not be quite the same selection of sushi as in Los Angeles or Seattle, to name a few, but sushi lovers can still get their fix in Music City. .....
If you’ve lived in Nashville for years now, you’ve seen plenty of restaurants, old and new, come and go. But, there’s a particular subset of restaurants that is near and dear to our hearts here at Happy Cottons - those restaurants that existed in midtown circa 2007 .....
Who knew?! Quite possibly, Nashville’s most famous invention is cotton candy. Ironically the sweet treat’s origins lie in a partnership between candy maker John C. Wharton and dentist William Morrison. The pair created a contraption with a heated spinning bowl yielding fluffy, sugary candy strands. The creation .....
