Totally a must go fun spot for all ages and brought back a lot of great nostalgic memories of my…read morechildhood looking at all of the cool memorabilia and show clips that are displayed in every nook and cranny of this museum. Staff is really nice, welcoming and friendly too!

If you're a fan of the Duke's of Hazard nostalgia and Southern hospitality, Cooter's in Nashville…read moreis an absolute must-visit. While it's world-famous as the ultimate Dukes of Hazzard museum, what many people don't realize is that the "Cooter's" brand--led by Ben Jones himself--knows exactly how to serve up a Hazzard County experience that feels like home. Whether you're there for the General Lee or the atmosphere, here is a glowing review of the highlights you shouldn't miss. The food at the famous Cooter's Country Kitchen is all about "good eatin'"--unfussy, flavorful, and filling. We were there for launch, so I went with the Hazard Burger which is a massive, juicy staple that's seasoned to perfection. It's the kind of burger that requires two hands and a stack of napkins, often topped with crispy bacon and melted cheese. They recommend choice of the place is the Country Fried Steak which is breaded and fried to a golden crunch and smothered in a rich, peppery white gravy that would make Uncle Jesse proud. My wife however went with the Pulled Pork BBQ Sandwich instead, which is a tender, slow-cooked pork piled high on a toasted bun. This highlight of this was for her, the sauce. She said that is was the perfect balance between sweet and tangy, capturing the essence of Tennessee barbecue. You can't have a Southern meal without the sides, and Cooter's keeps it classic and crispy. We opted for the Fried Pickles s are sliced thin, battered, and fried and unlike most fried pickles we had tried the breading stays on when you bit in to it, instead of sliding off. As usual they come with a side of ranch dressing to offset the pickle taste. We also had the Seasoned Fries, which thick-cut and dusted with a house signature spice blend, these aren't your average fast-food fries. They have enough "kick" to keep things interesting. Finally no BBQ meal is complete without the side of creamy coleslaw. You'll want to save a little room for a sweet finish, we highly recommend the Banana Pudding: This is the gold standard of Hazard County desserts. It's layered with vanilla wafers and fresh bananas, topped with a dollop of whipped cream. It's light, sweet, and tastes exactly like childhood. If you're lucky enough to catch the seasonal rotations, the apple or peach fried pies are legendary as well but are not always available. On a side note while you're there, make sure to check out the museum side of the house. The admission is free, and seeing the original costumes and the General Lee up close makes the meal taste that much better. We usually avoid theme focused restraunt themed places like this but this place is delving with a stop if you are travels in through Nashville. The price was on part with most places in the Nashville, area.

Great store located inside Gaylord Opryland Resort. Came here a few times for drinks and snacks. I…read moreloved it especially because they had a moon pie kit. Made me smile for a number of reasons: 1) Made me remember the Simpsons episode where Jasper freezes himself inside Kwik-E-Mark. Its related because when he thaws he believes he went far into the future because the store now sold Moon Pies... "what a time to be alive" indeed. 2) Moon Pies are wonderful and it came paired with RC Cola, which is the soda of my childhood. Wonderful nostalgia experience! Well worth the price!

Cute little museum next to Cooter's, the Dukes of Hazzard museum. There was some nice memorabilia…read more It's worth a quiet stroll around.

Not worth 12.95 not much to see Employees not friendly…read more Has some good keepsakes Not worth driving to see

PROS: very nice gift shop with more than just clothing, it has nic naks too. All with good prices…read moreand staff members who are friendly CONS: it's hard to walk around in there cause the isles are skinny since they're close together making it tough when a crowd of people are in there OVERALL: as long as you don't mind crowds this place is one of the best to buy your souvenirs from

Nashville has not been inundated with Walgreens, CVS, ABC Stores, and chain stores. When it comes…read moreto buying your souvenir, both Nashville Gifts and Legends Gift Shop are the go-to places for your Nashville souvenir. Tucked between the Broadway Honky-tonks, Nashville Gifts may not be honky-tonking the greatest price, however, their selection is impressive. For example, their t-shirts were over $20 and Nashville caps cost around $30. But to be honest, I saw that the only Downtown Walgreens charged similar prices for Nashville caps. As far as selection, I am a fan. They provide a grand array of gifts from t-shirts to place mats. As for me, I am a magnet collector, and purchased a Nashville magnet to add to my refrigerator collection. In hindsight I would've purchased a Nashville book mark. Just like a popular honky-tonk, Nashville Gifts was extraordinarily busy in similar style to Legends Gifts across the street. I am not a fan of crowds. On our last full day in Nashville when my Dad and Brother returned to pick up more souvenirs, I waited outside on Broadway taking in the horse drawn carriages with the AT&T Tower towering above the historic streetscape. Due to solid management, the long lines moved fast with good customer service that included the clerk wrapping up my magnet. That magnet with my pictures and yelps are my reminders of visiting Music City USA.

While my daughter and I were hanging out in Nashville, Tennessee, my daughter wanted souvenirs to…read morecommemorate our trip and we found ourselves in the Nashville Store Overall, it is a pleasant enough gift store and while the prices are a bit high, it is a souvenir shop The service was friendly enough and my overall experience was pleasant (and a bit expensive). I would recommend here.

I was expecting a lot more souvenirs at better prices. I'd rather shop at souvenir stores on…read moreBroadway even if they are slightly more expensive because their selection is larger. Market Grove in the Opry Mills mall has a better selection of items at cheaper prices.

Walking in you immediately think "this is one classy flea market" but after browsing you realize…read moreit's much more. From random antique finds, to boutique clothing and artisan crafts and delicious snacks and freeze dried candy! The service is always top notch with a smiling face to welcome you and you can't beat the value of the vendors! Most items are decently priced especially the antiques. Definitely don't forgo this stop whether you're a tourist or local!

All kinds of vintage goodies in this place. Nice and clean. Worth the stop definately!read more

I'm so happy to have found Mill Creek Mercantile! The shop owner, Laurie, was helpful in showing me…read morepieces around her shop to inspire my own DIY projects. If you're looking for unique gifts and home decor you simply must visit the shop.

Such a cute little shop!…read more It's always such a pleasant surprise to find a store where you can find gifts that are unusual and not the typical "big box" offerings you could just as easily have ordered online. Many of the sellers here are offering original creations - some repurposed, some recycled and given new life, and more. Delightful attendant was very helpful and you can tell a lot of thought and care has gone into their renovation of the former house and the items presented. Stop in and see for yourself, you won't be disappointed.

There are many activities for the family here, as well as shopping and eating…read more Summer is a different feel in this Mall than Christmas. In many ways it seems like an outlet mall - with 50-70% off sales. There are some pretty high end stores here, too. Everything from boats and outdoor gear, to guy catching clothes and toiletries, to fluffy little baby toys. There are a whole lot of somethings for almost everyones, here.

This place was packed when I visited! Good thing that the parking lot is massive. The mall is…read morearranged in somewhat of a loop so you can walk a lap and see all of the stores and restaurants without getting lost or needing to double back. The Bass Pro Shops is massive and has a cool aquarium inside! I also stopped by the Lindt store to buy some chocolates. Everything was clean and well maintained. Lots of bright lighting and signage make this easy to navigate. There's the usual mix of shops and restaurants here, nothing super unique or memorable. If you're bored of walking around here and want a change of pace, Opryland has beautiful indoor gardens which is a short walk away.

An eclectic mix of profane, cliched, juvenile etc. souvenirs. You got knitted penis covers (?!),…read moreJohnny Cash giving the bird T-shirts, Moon Pies and what I ended up buying- discount coasters. They're open late and the service is....serviceable.

Located inside of the Marathon Motorwoks Village, this little shop is full of all things…read moresouvenir...Nashville themed of course! It's not a big spot, but they jam packed the floors, ceilings and shelves with as much merchandise as they could! Given the amount of merch, they did a good job laying it out, but even with the good layout, the space gets tight when they get busy.. We swung by in search of Nashville shirts for the family back home and this place was perfect. They have a wall of shirts from all varieties and sizes for adults and children. In addition to the shirts, other types of clothing they sold were socks, hoodies and hats. Outside of clothing you could get a lot of other cool local sourced goods such as jewelry, art and even food, such as honey, sauces and snacks. They had all the basic items such as magnets, mugs, koozies, signs, keychains, etc...and they even had stuff for your doggos! Overall, it was a cool little souvenir shop that I am 100% positive will provide you with enough options for that perfect gift for a loved one, or yourself to remind you of Nashville!