Great little store with a variety of fresh fruit and veggies. Good salads to do and other take out…read moreitems for a quick lunch to go and all the basic staples. Easy parking and wonderful staff

I was very surprised when I walked into the produce place! All of the fruits and vegetables looked…read morelike they came straight from the garden! Although small it is packed with all types of products. I enjoyed seeing a lot of local small business' products in the forefront. I went for Oye coffee and was not disappointed.

Nice, quick at the counter service. I've had BBB on my "to try" list for a while now and we were…read morefinally in the area. The Cheeseburger is worth the hype but I will say I'm a toppings guy! Throw some lettuce and tomato along with more of their house made pickles and we'd be in business! The potatoes fried in beef tallow are fire. Even ordered a couple tomato mozzarella sausage on the way out to cook at home. Overall pretty good.

2.5 My initial…read moreexperience at BBB was okay. Fine, even. But the after effect (if you will) left a sour taste in my mouth. To wit... I had some unexpected free time on a Monday in the middle of summer so I decided to take a trip to The Nations and see what was going on. I'd heard of BBB but I am so rarely out west that I chalked such tales up to 'that's nice; probably won't go.' I parked down the street and made my way to the building. As advertised, it's a butchery so don't expect much in the way of ambiance but you're not here for sconces and comfy seats. You're here for delicious meat. Lunch hours are brief and the regulars know the hustle so you should come prepared to know what you want and hop to it. I kept it simple: cheeseburger (no mayo), beef fat potatoes (again, no mayo) and a beer. The amount? $30. I bristled but chalked it up to the game that is new Nashville. Within an appropriate amount of time my order was ready. I donned my sunglasses and hit the patio to dig in. As I said above, the food was fine. The cheeseburger was pretty simple (so as to showcase the meat): patties, American cheese, mustard, and pickles). The sandwich looked nice (not especially large) and it tasted... fine. Not being a big red meat eater I fear the nuance of what I was tasting was a bit lost on me. Now, I have had meat that made me sit up and notice. This was not that... but I may not be the best judge. The potatoes were... fine. Fried in beef fat (before it was trendy), the execution is simple: kosher salt. Fine. I didn't think it was $30 fine but the days of Rotier's are long gone. I bussed my mess and drove home. It wasn't long before my lunch sat like a log in my belly. To be expected what with the combo of allergens I just ingested. My discomfort was of my own doing but I did wag my finger at myself for doing it to myself for the price point.* Fine. What wasn't fine was having my card overcharged. That sucked. *Yes, yes. Quality. Ingredients. Price of doing business. I know these things.

Richland park farmers market is my absolute favorite in the area. It is a tent style outdoor market…read morethat runs all year long. The summer months are definitely busier and have lot more vendors but I have never once been disappointed by the selection of veggies, flowers, plants, and pantry stables they have. I always grab a snack or drink to enjoy while I walk around too. Each vendor has been so kind and helpful and a lot of them have recycling programs where if you bring back their packaging you can get a discount!

This tent-style farmers market is outdoors every Saturday all year. Catch the summer market…read more(usually April-October) from 9-12 or the winter market from 10-12. The summer market is busy with lots of dog walkers and about 100 vendors. The Instagram and website are well-maintained weekly to where you can view a map and last-minute changes before you visit. Some vendors are to-go foods like coffee, empanadas, or breakfast sandwiches. Some vendors will sell you produce to cook later from meats to mushrooms. Some vendors even have pick up options for their CSA boxes during farmers market hours. You'll find all cultures represented. I've seen Korean egg sandwiches, Argentinian empanadas, Polish perogis, Japanese taiyaki, Cajun crawfish, French bakeries (highly recommend Cocorico), and Somali breakfast goodies (highly recommended The Horn). And of course good ole fashion TN meats, produce, sauces, soups, and more. Feel free to enjoy your food on the grass as a picnic or on a park bench. The farmers market organizers will be playing music from their info tent. Parking is free all around Sylvan Park neighborhood including Richland Park lots on the north and south borders of the park. You can ride a bike to park at their bike racks. While you're there, feel free to checkout a library book or hit around a tennis ball.

The bustling market of West Nash is socially distanced, masked, and a fabulous time with family as…read moreyou check out the different wares from artisans. Should you fancy yourself a treat, there's everything one might desire from a local market, from southern-style vegan food to freshly made cinnamon rolls and sparkling lemonade. Be aware that, considering these are smaller, home-grown vendors, some of their quantities are limited. You may want to arrive a bit earlier in the day if you have your eye on something in particular. If you're a local to the area, you will most likely see someone you know. In fact, one weekend, there were at least three families we recognized in the park! This makes your shopping experience that much more personal and pleasant, especially in pandemic times. Take a leisurely stroll through the different stalls, making small talk with strangers, sellers, and friends alike. That's my kind of Saturday. We ended up purchasing a beautiful blanket from The Nashville Blanket Project which gives a blanket to someone in need for each one purchased. It comes with an adorable "Keep Nashville Cozy" tote bag. My partner also purchased a (high premium) banana pudding in glassware that he devoured in a matter of minutes. (I'm not sure I recommend the double-digit price tag on that on, delicious as it was and vegn as it was.) All the stalls were dappled in sunlight, and the winter air felt more like a summer breeze. There must be something like magic in the air here.

As my second stop on my west farmer's market adventure, I was quite blown away by this location!…read more Produce galore, numerous vendors, COFFEE from Bongo Java, live music, all of it right within my reach! Sigh. I did wish I had stopped here first! Everyone was very friendly and there was anything and everything you could ask for at a Farmer's Market! This was much more of a "bustling market" and since it is on the grass, families were able to spread out blankets and could stay to enjoy the live music! I very much enjoyed walking through and browsing, but as I had already purchased what I needed from the other farmer's market, I did not purchase anything this time around. However, I did feel that the vendors at the other location were a bit more personable and were very generous with samples and talking about what they offer. This one lacked that slightly, but overall had more of what I needed.

Super fresh produce- best plantains, by far, that you can find in Nashville. Butcher is also great.read more

Mi Favorita is a decent-sized Latin supermarket on Nashville's west side that's stood on that…read moreproperty for decades, containing the Los Potrillos butcher shop for just as many years. In 2022, the tiny strip mall was completely refurbished. When my favorite local Mexican grocer Mazfresco stopped selling grated cotija, I discovered that Mi Favorita was one of the few markets in town where I could find three different brands of finely grated cotija cheese! The array of Mexican spices and dried chiles is substantial, among the best I've seen in Nashville. The employees were quite friendly with me. There are reports of low-quality meat at the carnicería, but I cannot attest to that.

In Bellevue at a modest grey house are modest racks and bins of great produce. It's a bit smaller…read morethan the Sylvan Park house which is site of the popular Produce Place, but still stocked with basic farm fresh fruits and veggies. Of course some produce like bananas come from a distance but much is from our neck of the woods. Mike Baudinot's store is conveniently near the I-40 Old Hickory exit, so for West Nashy neighbors Bellview Produce is easy to visit. You will know the owner when you see him since Baudinot is a down-home big teddybear of a man. The mouthful of juicy goodness when I bit into one of his red ripe Jetsetter tomatoes was blissful. I love the fresh okra and also like the Tennessee maple syrup, raw honey, cane sorghum and preserves here. Sometimes the bottles of Mrs. Renfro's Salsa sell out, but when her spicy product is in stock it's a good buy for garnish or dipping. In closing I must say that blackberries in Bellevue are best at Baudinot's Bellview Produce.

What a Huge variety! So hard to make decisions/choices!…read moreSomething for everyone! Love the rugs selection.

So this was my first stop on a Saturday "West Side Farmers Market" comparison adventure, and I was…read morepleased to try a variety of samples from the vendors as well as purchase some produce, kale chips, and a delicious raw wrap from the ladies at Spark of Life! They had a nice set up with some live music playing and a solid amount of tents. However, the produce was quite limited when I was here with only two tents offering fresh veggies and such. Bummer! They had a donut truck on site, but couldn't see any area to get coffee. Boo! However, I did enjoy the samples and left with some items, and was pleased overall. UNTIL I went to the other Farmer's Market on Charlotte. I have to give them a higher rating. Mostly because it lacked the produce variety and no coffee! However, I do support Spark of Life, so I'll have to stop back by on another day and see what kind of variety is offered. To hear more about my adventure...check out my review for the West Nashville Farmer's Market! (Way to use EXTREMELY similar names so that I get confused!)

Solid Asian market. You will find everything you'll need to create make most, if not all, signature…read moredish of any south or north east Asian country. Their produce selection is also very good. Not the best I've seen but they've got all of the bases covered. Cashiers are dummy quick on the scanner. This would be the best place to leave you kid in line and "be right back" because you forgot something. It's all about growing up. And making core memories...

We have come here many times to stock up on Asian pantry items. I love the amount of fresh produce…read moreat great prices. The availability of fresh fish and live crab. it gives me opportunity to learn new flavors of other cultures. I have a passion for culinary arts and trying new dishes is made easier. My only negative is the layout is a little confusing and I often have to seek help finding particular ingredients. I realize it could be my lack of understanding of different cuisines. We love coming here when we get the chance.

I checked this ALDI out when I had a day off, and I must say that, in terms of product selection,…read moreit's the best one I've seen in Nashville so far. Sure, the one by the zoo is a really good store, and the one in Bellevue (Highway 70S) is the best aesthetically. However, this one, located about a mile west of White Bridge and Charlotte, just off Charlotte, is the first one in town where I have ever seen ground bison (I bought some - it was great!). I found many of my other ALDI favorites here as well. If you haven't been to ALDI, just remember to bring a quarter and preferably also reusable bags. You'll need to put the quarter in the shopping cart to unlock it, but when you return it and lock it back, the quarter comes back out (However, at this store I found that people will be glad to just give you a quarter and take the cart so you don't have to take it back.). They charge a small fee for bags, and you bag your own groceries. However, checkout is super speedy, so I like it this way. Another note, many of the pictures that I've seen on this Yelp listing are out of date. This store, like many ALDI stores (one exception I know as of this writing - Franklin, TN - why haven't they done this??), has been significantly remodeled. I'm attaching newer pictures so you can see the difference. They even redid part of the outside of the store. It looks much nicer!

The staff is really great at this location, always friendly. I love the quality offered at ALDI!…read moreThe store is also well kept and clean.

Clean and well-priced! Has everything I could need, and also has a bakery and deli. Haven't tried…read morethe deli yet, but it does have a lot of options and people always seem to be lining up. Can get busy depending on the time. I haven't had any problems parking when I do drive, though I usually am walking here. I usually opt for self-check out.

Went to grab a sandwich for lunch, because of all the hype around the viral Publix chicken…read moresandwiches/salads. This location is very nice. Plenty of parking and excellent customer service. All the workers i interacted with were so nice and made small talk with me. I was a little disappointed. There was a Nashville native who even recommended me to get the buffalo chicken sandwich. Don't get me wrong, the sandwich is filling and the bread was soft, but the chicken was a little underwhelming. It needed some seasoning. The buffalo sauce on the chicken was not very flavorful. I would get another sandwich but maybe try a traditional sub.