Rude and unprofessional. I went in looking for a souvenir and spotted a ring I liked. Out of…read morecourtesy, I asked the man at the counter (who I assume is the owner) to hold it so there'd be no confusion. I then asked about some earrings since I'm allergic to fake jewelry. He didn't know if they were real gold and had to look it up. No issue there - until I wrote down the brand name to research later (I'm from Vegas, so I can't just come back). Suddenly, he told me it was "rude" to do that in a small business. Completely unnecessary, especially since he'd already told me the brand. The whole exchange was embarrassing and left me feeling unwelcome. I decided not to buy the ring, returned it to its display, and left. Later, I found out he even asked my sister if I had "walked out with the ring." Accusing a customer of theft after they politely put something back is beyond insulting. Plenty of great small businesses in Nashville - this is not one of them.

I cannot say enough great things about this shop. I started following Goodbuy Girls online several…read moreyears ago and have always had a good experience online shopping with them. I had only had the chance to visit one other time in person back in 2019 until recently. The owner is as lovely in person as she is online. Very welcoming, friendly and helpful with suggestions. The shop is arranged beautifully inside. She has great taste as can be seen with the items she has chosen to sell - from clothing to jewelry, hats, home goods, accessories and carefully curated vintage cowgirl boots. No matter what you're looking for or your budget, you will find something here. The neighborhood is a great area for shopping, eating and walking around. Don't miss this place! Or if you can't stop by in person check 'em out online.

Upon my travels in Nashville, this little set up of shops are just adorable…read more Bookstore, beads, clothing, jewelry Really nice gifts. Recommend

I like the idea of the Idea Hatchery. This stretch of Woodland is full of 'hidden' businesses that…read moreblend in with the older homes on the street. Because of the name, I guessed the Idea Hatchery was a shared workspace or a writing collective. It *only* took me [redacted] years to get out of my car and walk in to see what's what. Flanked by an antiques shop and an art gallery (if you've done Tomato Arts Fest you know right where this is), the collective's appearance is a bit nondescript but that makes the discovery all the better, no? Inside the threshold are eight uniquely (east) Nashville businesses. As an incubator, the Hatchery is a perfect spot to test out concepts and gain sea legs before opting for a bigger location or an expanded footprint. It's a great go-between from online/out of the house to stand alone brick and mortar. I believe this is the spiritual parent to the Shoppes on Fatherland. Right now the current occupants tend to skew a bit 'female' in what they do (fashion, art, etc.) but that's not to say that there isn't a lot for a number of demographics to choose from. Selfishly, I'm hoping that some sort of food/treat business takes up residence in the shops. Toffee? Taffy? Shaved Ice? I can keep going folks. Actually, an old-timey, regional candy store would fit in well. Boom. I just found your newest tenant. Sort of. East End has a lot of fun businesses to explore. Next time you're in the neighborhood, scoot just a bit past that (locally) famous intersection and get a taste of what the area has to offer. I think you'll enjoy what you find. At the very least, it's a nice way to pass the time on a lazy weekend day.

The Hip Zipper Vintage was a fun experience. Their curated items are true vintage and in overall…read moregreat condition. The store is well organized and clean. Very nice selection of clothing (men & women), purses, shoes, accessories (jewelry, belts, hats). I was trying to find a car-themed trucker hat for the husband but couldn't find one that he would like (he's picky). I was admiring a lily shaped hair stick in the glass case but regrettably didn't ask to see it. I may come back for that one! Very friendly staff who greeted us as we walked in. Pricing is on a higher end, but may be worth it for that one-of-a-kind gift.

While visiting Nashville for the first time I always make it a point to visit vintage clothing…read morestores as well as thrift shops. It can be daunting picking where to go since you have never gone into that city or know the market. I visited on March 21,2026 Also, there is the question of selection, price point, and condition ESPECIALLY when buying vintage pieces. I decided to check out The Hip Zipper because it is supposedly the oldest vintage store in Nashville and the prices from other reviewers said were fair to affordable! Selection made for the first stop. I was greeted by the lovely Gracie name suited her. She allowed me to browse quick to answer questions and showed me to the dressing room all while juggling other clients. The Hip Zipper has an ample dressing room for trying on. I think there is only one dressing room. However, in a pinch they might use the restroom. I must mention they do have a restroom which is lovely. I really love the layout of the store easy to survey every rack CLEARLY marked with what is there. The tags give additional help on the size and prices are CLEARLY marked. Please remember vintage does run smaller don't FORCE these garments to fit if you are having trouble PLEASE ask for assistance. I picked up two very fabulous dresses from two different eras of fashion. A sweater dress with amazing details and a matching belt dating from the 1940's to 1950's $ 52.00 and a late 1970's early 1980's dress for a mere $ 10.00! Although I wish I spent more time looking at accessories! There were a few purses that I was swooning over now I wish I had picked one up. I will call tomorrow and ask if I bought it would shipping home be a possibility. The Hip Zipper DEFINITELY worth a visit if you are visiting Nashville.

I love Local Honey! I remember when I moved here, it was chancy to go there because people said,…read more"everyone walks out with the same funky haircut". I call bullsh*t!! I personally go to Grace or Savana. They're pro's at making sure the makeup stays on during the wash and my hair always turns out just how I like it. The front desk ladies are 10/10 too! I recommend the iced coffee with oatmilk :) I haven't had a bad experience at Local Honey and I've gone almost weekly this year. So, if you need a neighborhood salon or want to try a new one, go to Local Honey East!

Big shoutout to my barber Celina at Local Honey -- hands down the best fade and beard work I've had…read morein Nashville. She's consistent, precise, and somehow always knows exactly what I want even when I don't explain it well. The shop itself is a vibe too -- open-concept, modern, and welcoming the second you walk in. They'll usually offer you a drink (I'm a coffee with oat milk regular ), and the whole staff is super professional and helpful. They'll talk you through products without being pushy and make booking your next appointment easy. And every now and then you might even spot a celebrity popping in for color or styling, which says a lot about the level they operate at. If you want a barber who takes pride in their craft and a shop that delivers the full experience, book with Celina. You won't regret it. Call Local Honey East at 615-915-1354 and be sure to ask for Celina.

What a great shop! My daughter and I were in Nashville for a few days and happened upon this store…read morewhile in the 5-points neighborhood. Thunder Moon Collective has an incredible array of fascinating and beautiful products that appeal to shoppers and gift givers. There's something for most everyone. *And the owner is such a lovely person!

My favorite store in Nashville, but also probably my favorite store ever!…read more This is the epitome of what I call a shoppy shop. I adore how community-minded they are- almost everything in the store is intentionally curated and locally sourced. They carry everything from greeting cards (these were some of the best I've ever seen) and stationery to home goods and apparel. There's so much life and personality inside and out! Even the smallest of details like their take on the traditional "Please don't steal" signs are fun. The owners are absolutely rad. One gal chatted with me as I poked around the store and shared so many tidbits about their products, local makers they support, and the community Thunder Moon Collective is curating. You can really tell that they are so in love with what they do. Supporting local and shopping small is so heartwarming here and everywhere.

Such a fun concept -- I wish I lived closer to visit more often!…read more I love the mix of cafe, bodega, and gift shop. Everything in the shops is thoughtfully curated, so there really is something for everyone. We came for a weekend breakfast and loved our coffees, breakfast sandwiches and pastries. Staff is friendly and made great recommendations.

People Like Art combines graphic prints with casual silhouettes to create versatile pieces. PLA…read moreis 100% handmade down to the label and hangtag, and each piece is handprinted individually. There are dresses, tops and jewelry. Everything is designed and made in the store by Shannon, a most hospitable store owner. Georgette seems to be the fabric of choice and it all hangs beautifully. Mary bought a cute little top to wear over her jeans and I will probably go back for something I spotted last minute on the way out. All the items seemed to be under $100 dollars with Mary's top at $65.

Great little local designer boutique with consigner vintage. Think the consignment is called Natty…read moreKicky. Like how it's made on the premises. The girls were really friendly and there's a good variety clothing. Support your local stores!

Stopped in during my visit to Nashville. Great vintage shop. Lots of vinyl to flip through…read more Coming from NY there are very limited places to find vinyl like this unless you want to go to Barnes and Noble which is not a vintage or record store. Literally of very cool vintage items to look through.

Black Shag Vintage was on our list to check out during our vintage shopping day. It was easy to…read morefind and had great parking in the back. The guy in the store seemed friendly as he greeted us when we walked in. The shop is large, clean and well-organized. Very nice aesthetics. We spent most of our time looking through the racks of clothing which we found quite pricey. I normally will not hesitate to pay the price for a one-of-a-kind vintage piece (especially for my kids), but they had several shirts with the same designs or what looked to be new old stock. For the few true vintage concert/music shirts we did like, they were tagged at $300-$600. As lovely as it was to browse, it was not for us.