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The Green Wagon Gets Second Home In East Nashville

The Green Wagon, the tiny little environmentally-friendly general store tucked away in Sylvan Park, is ambitiously opening a second location near East Nashville’s 5 Points this summer. Owner Jennifer Casale opened The Green Wagon’s first location less than six months ago, in early January. What’s that you say about a recession?

Our favorite part about The Green Wagon is, hands-down, the bulk filling station where customers can refill bottles of various cleaning products, thereby eliminating the waste of buying a new bottle and saving a few pennies in the process. The new location will also house a vegetarian cafe, and we hope it lasts longer than the last vegetarian cafe in East Nashville.

East Nashvillians, will you welcome The Green Wagon to the neighborhood? Do you think it can coexist peacefully with the Turnip Truck? Can a vegetarian cafe actually survive over yonder? Fill us in.

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  • Oh, Yes We Will! We can't wait for our own Green Wagon. I don't like to cross the river unless it's required by paying job!
  • tat should have been veggie "cafe" not cage... we don't cage our veggies here.. that's just cruel.
  • the last veggie cage was not in a good location... 5 points should serve the Green Wagon well. As long as it's veggie and not vegan. I like me some goat cheese with my veggies... Welcome Green Wagon!
  • The Veggie Cafe did have location issues, but there was a lot more to it that... the Pied Piper Eatery is doing just fine in the same spot!

    Coming from a vegetarian who is in love with the idea of a dedicated veggie cafe but who never made it to THE Veggie Cafe, I blame not the location, but the weird hours and inconsistent food (both availability and reviews from friends who went - one day it would be great, the next day it was horrible). I probably tried to go there three or four times before I gave up because they were just never open.
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