The East Nashville invasion is complete - Fresh Blends and Ugly Mugs have both officially opened their doors to the public. We set out on a mission last week to try them both, choosing to visit Fresh Blends first and save Ugly Mugs for their grand opening on Saturday.
Fresh Blends is tiny and bare, as [...]
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East Nashville Invasion: Fresh Blends & Ugly Mugs
August 19th, 2008 · Comments
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Tonight: Iron Chef & Icy Treats
August 13th, 2008 · Comments
Take a break from the Olympics tonight, and tune into a different type of competitive sport: Competitive popsicle making. You may remember late last year, when reports filtered in that the ladies of Las Paletas had been tricked into a Throwdown with Iron Chef Bobby Flay. They’ve kept quiet on who won, but we can’t imagine [...]
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Reviews: Yogurt Oasis [Been There, Done That]
August 12th, 2008 · Comments
Right on the heels of Tasti D-Lite’s expansion announcement, we whipped out our google-fu and found out that they aren’t the first yogurt shop to break ground in Nashville. Yogurt Oasis has been here since April, quietly hiding in the corner of a little shopping center on West End just around the corner from Centennial [...]
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Nashville Originals: Great Food On The Cheap
August 5th, 2008 · Comments
The next discount sale of Nashville Originals gift certificates is bright and early tomorrow morning! $20/$25 gift certificates are only $12/$16, and $50 gift certificates are $35. We’ve never actually been able to snag one before they sell out, but we’re going to try waking up earlier this time around.
Nashville Originals include Baja Burrito, Noshville, [...]
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The Weekendist: We Scream For Ice Cream Edition
August 1st, 2008 · Comments
Nashville, we’ve made it through another work week. The good and bad news is that there’s so much going on this weekend, we aren’t going to get to recuperate much. We know you’ll be busy doing your tax-free shopping for the next year, but try to make some time to check out our picks below.
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Nashville Traditions: Miss Martha’s Crankin’ Contest
August 1st, 2008 · Comments
Miss Martha’s Crankin’ Contest may be In its’ 23rd year, but the Purity Dairies sponsored homemade ice cream contest is something we’re looking forward to attending for the first time. We really can’t believe we’ve been missing up until now, because it sounds amazing. $8 for all the homemade ice cream you can eat (tickets [...]
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Cold Treats: Tasti D-Lite Comes To Town
August 1st, 2008 · Comments
If you’re like us, paying New York only the occasional visit, you may not have heard of Tasti D-Lite. We did some research and discovered a tasty frozen yogurt treat with a cultish following of passionate and loyal fans, which can never be a bad thing. Previously confined to New York, New Jersey, Texas and [...]
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Good Enough For Us: Almost-Free Cheesecake
July 30th, 2008 · Comments
Not quite free, but close enough that we’re really excited - The Cheesecake Factory is celebrating their 30th anniversary by offering $1.50 cheesecake slices today. A slice of cheesecake will normally set you back 7-9 bucks, so we definitely appreciate the offering.
To kick-off the anniversary celebration and in commemoration of National Cheesecake Day on July [...]
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Toast Of Music City Tastes A Little Burned
July 28th, 2008 · Comments
Predictably, Nashvillians are a bit defensive of their favorite places to eat. When we posted AOL’s City’s Best list last week, the feedback suggested two things; First, that we should all try to convince the tourists that the “local slang” for the Pancake Pantry is “PanPan,” and second, that no list of bests will ever [...]
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Don’t Miss This: 2008 Tomato Art Fest
July 24th, 2008 · Comments
Nashville has too many festivals. There, we said it. We love the community, diversity and education that these festivals bring to the table, but few are executed in the best way possible. We’ve been to many a festival that sounded promising but ended in a sub-ten minute walkthrough. In all fairness, most of these festivals [...]
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