Pre-lockdown experience…read more This has all the makings of one of my (now) trademark grim reaper reviews: 1 prior review (from 2017, no less), non-food related, out of the city core... Things weren't looking good. But one check of the socials and my fears were for naught. This is just the type of business that doesn't get a lot of attention on here.* Home boutiques in this part of the metro just make sense. I'm always eager to call it 'Bellevue' but concede that West Meade might suffice. I just wouldn't call it 'Nashville.' That's not an insult; it's just, I don't know, cartography? I came here in search of good Christmas presents for mom and that's what I found. From clothes to rugs to candles to tschotskes, I was very happy with the selection and possibilities. If I was going all out (and was buying in town), I'd be remiss if I didn't mention that the furniture options are fantastic. I saw couches, tables and chairs I'd like to appear in my home one day. There's a lot from which to choose so when you come in, do so expecting to spend some time. Also expect to interact with nice people. For the entirety of my time in the store (early winter, late Saturday afternoon), I was the only person in the gallery. Rather than feeling awkward or conspicuous, I was greeted with warmth, offered a cider (I passed), given gift advice, and engaged in a conversation about (what else) Vanderbilt. Even if I'd had no intention on buying a thing, after my interaction I would have done so. I truly appreciated the hospitality. In a home gallery, that couldn't be more apropos. Two For Home isn't a place you wind up at. You plan to come here. But planning yields dividends. I'd be shocked if you didn't leave here with more than one item -- and more on your list of possibilities. Shop local and discover your metro all in one place. I think you'll be a fan of the experience. *That is a mistake.

Great little shop! The selection was great and love Rainey the sales lady. Very personableread more

This is the coolest salvage store I have ever been to! The selection of fireplace mantels, doors,…read moreand church windows is impressive. They have a large selection of very special pieces, from columns and railings to light fixtures and decor. Very friendly staff.

Preservation Station sits on 8th Avenue just south of downtown and is bursting at the seams with…read moreantique architectural furnishings and fittings, so much so that even the parking lot has doors, tubs, sinks, windows, etc...in it! This place is filled from floor to ceiling, no embellishment, with doors, windows, mantels, hardware, door knobs, lights, handles, cabinets and other items. While majority of the items were aged quite a bit, it did appear that they had some new build doors and such if that is what you are after. Honestly, I think 50% of the inventory is doors of some variety, and I wasn't mad it! It is such a cool space to wander around for a bit. We stopped by looking for antique furniture and while they have a few pieces, that is not what this place is about. Even though we didn't find what we were after, it was cool to wander up and down the hallways and through the maze of rooms scoping out the goods...we really loved some of the windows and lights they have hanging around. Some absolutely beautiful, and pricey, finds that I could see absolutely making a space! The staff was pleasant and friendly, she greeted us when we were walking around and again as we were leaving. Overall, I could see the need and popularity of a place like this, especially when it comes to remodeling, replacing or upgrading a space.

Beautiful shop! Lovely stationery, cards, and paper goods. High-quality greeting cards, table…read morecovers, placemats, place cards, and paper wall art. Things you don't see everywhere. Everything you need for a party, shower, or to make a friend feel special. Friendly service.

RACIST!! DON'T GO!!…read more There were about 10-15 people in the shop. My wife and I were the only asians there. One lady who worked there was handing out free mimosa, but she offered the drinks to everyone but us! She literally passed us multiple times and made multiple eye contacts with me but never even asked us. We felt very offended and left the store right away.

Great place for enhancing your home with current trendy decor. Loved the special offers available!!!read more

Beautiful store! Friendly employees. I can't wait to go back and get more inspo because I feel…read morelike I could literally decorate my entire house and it'll look like it belongs in a catalog!! This is my new favorite home and gift store.

I don't typically shop this store , however I was in the market for a large glass jar to make…read morepickled eggs . I was gonna try the dress for less (Ross) in the next shopping center but the turning lane to get in no joke, was about 1/2 mile long .. anyways , I found what I was looking for . A huge jar with a lid for $10 and it fits in my fridge . Because it was so reasonable , we got a really sharp bread knife too . This store is good for some stuff but not everything . A lot of junk and I feel overwhelmed . Like too many selections and aisles for me but some people like that . It's like a hobby lobby on steroids. Check out was pretty easy ... they asked for my basic info to save some money .... It was worth it I guess .. We'll see how many junk emails I get before I update my review .

Buyer beware!!!! This review is related to At Home's new delivery service…read more Should you elect to use this chain store's new delivery service, just clearly understand, in advance before ordering, that should anything you paid for be missing from your order when it's delivered, the chain/local store will not address the problem. They make you, the Consumer, do that, which I think is all kinds of wrong!!!! Luckily, the items missing from my order were the least expensive ones. My biggest issue is the fact that they want to hand off any problems to the Consumer!!! The chain website does not indicate that you personally will have to deal with any missing items from your delivery. It says to contact their customer care team for assistance. Unfortunately, when I did that, they told me to reach out directly to the delivery service. Personally, I don't think this is going to be a workable, long-term solution for them. Certainly, it's not workable for me. I would never use this again.

Cute store, seemed reasonably priced. Saw a few cute things…read more I walked in, was the only customer in the store, and was never acknowledged by the person behind the counter.

This lovely store has s variety of interesting gifts, from reasonably priced bath salts and…read moreinteresting candles to some antique items, they would make someone on your list very happy! However, from my perspective today, customer service is woefully lacking. I was in the store for over 30 minutes and not one time did the proprietor say hello, offer assistance, or recognize my existence. I roamed around, carrying my desired items and waiting for her to finish with the first guy, and then with the customer who arrived after I did. When he finally left, she turned away from the counter and walked away to do whatever. I may be her mother's age but I wasn't wearing my resting grinch face and, I thought, was obviously interested in the shop. The merchandise may shine but poor customer relations will blacken any store's rep. I shan't be back. Bye Felicia!

Julia, the manager, was very kind to us on our visit! We didn't realize we walked in a couple…read moreminutes before close until after we left, but she didn't rush us at all and let us browse for a card. We grabbed these cute locally made sample chocolates and found a unique greeting card for a friend, they've got lots of cute household items for hosts and gift givers

From the owner: Hester & Cook started in the home basement of husband and wife team Robbie and Angie Hester Cook…read more What began as Robbie’s inspired idea of crafting a vintage doorknob into a bottle stopper soon became the company’s first product, KnobStoppers. Within months, Angie and Robbie introduced the product to the wholesale market. From there, Hester & Cook rapidly grew into offering everything from hand-crafted chandeliers to #2 pencils. Today we are best known for our paper placemat pads and table runners. Assortments of our products can be found at over 3000 stores worldwide, but the full collection is only available on our website as well as our three Nashville, TN area retail locations; our White Bridge and Hillsboro Village Stores, and our signature location in Franklin, TN. In addition to Hester & Cook’s own products, we also carry a wide variety of brands that fit both our ethos and our aesthetic. From curated dinnerware to festive decor, we have hand-selected thoughtful items for every occasion.

WOW! We stumbled upon this little store after dinner and…read morethe lady who works there today was amazing! She was warm, welcoming and friendly and made our shopping experience the best ever! She was helpful but also gave you a lot of space. I was read y to give her all my money lol they have a lot of Nashville gifts as well as locally made crafts such as earrings and candles. The prices are super reasonable some of them are even the same as amazon! So Why not come here to support local! You won't regret it!!

Such a cute shop! My friends and I stopped by here while in Nashville for a girls weekend trip…read more This shop had so many cute and fun items. I especially loved their homemade paper crane earrings and bought a few pairs. Some things were a bit pricey in the store but the quality is great! I will definitely go here again when in town!

The Store That Sells Everything You Didn't Know You Wanted…read more I was wandering down what I think is called 12th Street in Nashville -- that trendy stretch where even the sidewalks feel cooler than me -- and I stumbled into White's Mercantile. This place is like if a country singer, an interior designer, and an old general store all decided to start a lifestyle brand together. It's packed with everything from candles that smell like wealth and nostalgia, to mugs that make you question your current kitchen aesthetic. There's leather, linen, and probably something made from reclaimed barn wood -- all tastefully arranged to make you wish your house looked like this. After exploring all the treasures and fighting the urge to buy things I couldn't pronounce, I did what any sensible shopper would do: I bought a book. Because clearly, I'm a minimalist at heart... just one browsing session away from becoming a home décor influencer. Final Verdict: White's Mercantile is dangerously charming -- the kind of store that makes you believe you need artisanal coasters and $40 soap.

If you're looking to elevate any space, shop for h to r perfect gift, baby outfits/toys/books and…read moresome really cool apparel? This is your shop. This store was an absolute dream to shop in. They have everything! I will say they have a ton of great gift ideas for that person that is really difficult to buy for. Amazing shop to definitely check out if you're in the area.

This is a small collection of shops and restaurants/mixed-use development housed in a former…read morewarehouse and manufacturing center for kitchen equipment. It's quite aesthetic with bright lighting and wide, airy spaces. There's plenty of seating to enjoy food or the vibes. I got some boba and swung by Five Daughter's Bakery AKA the bakery with the 100-layered donut / cronut which takes three days to make. If I was hungrier I would have tried out of the restaurants. One point of confusion is the parking. It's technically free, but you have to register inside to get a voucher after scanning a QR code posted outside. The marketplace is not a particularly busy area unlike downtown, so I'm not sure why the marketplace has to make it so complex. I'm not sure there are many people parking and walking off...

My first visit to this food & shopping hall. I really like it. Because I'm intent on walking…read moreeverywhere, I walked here from Vanderbilt and that was probably a crazy idea seeing as I was literally the only person walking on Charlotte Avenue. Anyway, there's free parking buuuut I guess you have to jump through a few hoops to get it (there's literally nothing else around so why not just allow people to park and come in?) A good amount of stuff going on in here: you can find clothing (more on the conservativ/athleisure wear side of the spectrum), gifts, snacks, a salon, cycling classes, coffee, a Mediterranean food stand, an Italian restaurant and more. I feel like I've barely scratched the surface! While I didn't try any of the food options besides the gourmet popcorn place (which is surprisingly affordable for gourmet popcorn!) I loved the drinks I had at both Eat Bubbles (boba, matcha etc) and the irresistible Pont Neuf wine bar (both of which I'll review separately). And perhaps best of all: they have great seating areas throughout in which you can set up shop for working remotely, drinking your drinks, eating your snacks... so have at it!