Nashville is one of the most popular tourist destinations in all of America, especially if you’re a lover of music. It’s quite common for these music lovers, especially those who love country music, to head on down there to tour museums, explore the nightlife, and attend endless rock concerts till the sun comes up. But there’s actually a lot more to do in Nashville than meets the eye—and one thing, in particular, is the most underrated of them all: the Farmer’s Market.
This may sound corny, but the Farmer’s Market in Nashville is truly incredible. From the amazing pumpkin patches to the freshest veggies you can find, it’s one of the best you can find in the country.
As we mentioned, it’s an excellent source of veggies and fruit. But there’s actually a lot more than you might expect from a normal Farmer’s Market. There’s an artisanal café that makes ice-blended coffees that are tastier than anything you’ve ever tried at Starbucks—and you can take that recommendation to the bank.
If you’re hungry from something mouth-watering, you can then check out one of the best ramen noodle places you’ve ever stepped foot in. But if you’re not in the mood for Japanese, there are a handful of excellent restaurants you can find there!