What in the ever living heck? I walked into this place thinking it was a Shell gas station…read moreconvenience store, and stepped into a huge grocery store slash restaurant. I later learned that it's a Shell gas station IGA grocery store hybrid. It looks very unassuming from the outside, but it's almost bordering on a gourmet grocery (or gourmet for the area). I visited mostly for the restrooms, which they don't have many of (only two stalls), but it's fine. Walking around, they have aisles of groceries -- almost everything you could need. They also have a frozen section, a "beer cave," lots of snacks for the road, coffee and other stuff. There's also a chicken restaurant inside, with lots of tables to sit and eat there. The store was clean and very organized, and it was a pleasant experience to visit.

Stood and waited, nobody ever came to ask what we'd like. Had an employee walk straight past us and…read moremake eye contact and walk to the back to work and never said a word about customers standing and waiting. Ill wait until they have better employees to go back. Not dealing with rude kids.

Open late , good variety Beer and Wine, no spirits…read more Lots of snacks . Well maintained, multiple checkers, floor people, Friendly

This DGX has a lot of low-star reviews, negative reviews, and comments about empty shelves. I…read moreexperienced none of the above. I've never been to a DGX store before. Upon entering two employees, one at register and the other on the sales floor, greeted me. I found all the shelves well stocked and the refrigerated drink stations filled. I'm walking around the store it's like a mini-grocery store minus meats. More than a 7-11 carries! Prices, to me, we're decent. Store was clean, well lit, and almost every employee I met greeted me with a Hello and a smile.

Terrible attention…read more The place should be open to the public from 6:00AM And it's not 1 hour or more passes so that there will still be personal wind inside the premises

Thanks to the guys behind the counter helping me with the lottery (first time playing) and trying…read moreto play it. They explained it well. I think they made a mistake on processing my tickets at first then I had to come back later in the day so they could correct it. Thanks to the brother behind the cash register at night time with the Jamaican accent and to the daytime guy with the hat and glasses. I appreciate. Even if I don't win anything, the help is appreciated. The desk to fill out your tickets is small, probably only for 2 ppl to write on. There are scratch offs too to play. Lines can get long but they're efficient. 5***** for the service I received from the workers 3*** for location and convenience store itself. I stayed at the Gaylord opry resort so the walk here ( Is a bit (if you don't have a car, the walk is ~0.6miles one way). At least you get kind of a workout in for the day, 30min walk one way depending on your pace and traffic. They have bathrooms too which is often used by passerby travelers filling up on gas. Bring a scent deodorizer to be safe lol. Bathrooms are next to the lottery counter desk.

So thankful these folks are still here. Best breakfast and lunch sandwiches ANYWHERE. Friendly…read morefolks, a midtown staple.

I stopped here while in Nashville because it was next to my hotel…read more It's a convenience store that had a variety of options. They serve alcohol, food, lottery, and anything needed for grab and go. The lady that was behind the counter that day was friendly and helpful. While it's busy and crowded, it was clean and that's important!

Take a walk back in time to the 60's & 70's. This local neighborhood store is just that, a bit of…read morenostalgia. It's in the middle of nowhere to be quite honest with you. The store shows its age, there are things placed here and there, so remember to take a good look, you might actually find what you've been looking for. It's always nice when you accidentally run across something you haven't seen in 40+ years. That's how I felt about Shelton's Store. It reminded me of my local convenience store in my neighborhood when I was 5 years old. If I had a dime, it magically turned into a candy bar once inside the store. :)

Let me start by saying this place is NOT a regular gas station or store. When you walk in, you step…read moreback in time and that's what I love most about it. It has charm and character you won't find in a Shell or Speedway. There is usually a group of regulars hanging out at the front chatting. The store is surprisingly large but dark and pretty dusty. The variety of items on the shelves is actually pretty funny and some of them look like they have been there for 40+ years. The couple that runs the place keeps a notebook with all transactions hand written in it. You can get homemade deli sandwiches on the super soft white bread that sticks to the roof of your mouth when you take a bite. Nothing fancy but it's nice to get lunch for 2 for less than $10 anywhere these days. They serve breakfast as well but I haven't made it in to try that yet. They also sell fuel but you can't pay at the pump. I would find that annoying some places but it just makes sense here. Unfortunately, there aren't a lot of places left like Shelton's.

Friendly staff great food...ignore the menu and just order what you want and they will make it…read more Best prices in downtown Nashville.

Fresh Pick Marketplace is a great hidden find, which is inside the Music City Center. You can enter…read morethe market from the outside, without entering the center. Inside this eatery is a grill with hamburgers, hot dogs, burritos, etc. You can also get hot and cold sandwiches, salads, soup/ chili, daily specials and breakfast offerings. My husband and I came here twice with our little girl dog (there is outdoor seating but there is also some counter seating inside too) during our visit to Nashville because the food was cheap but the portions were generous. On one of our visits, we ordered: Griddle Cheeseburger, $5.95 prior to tax- My husband opted to get this burger. Just a great old fashion burger made right. Was perfect. Side of Fries, $2.25 prior to tax- Thick cut fries, which I love (I am not a fan for those thin fries). The amount was pretty good for the price. Each fry was crisp, nice and hot. Chicken Salad, $5.95 prior to tax- This salad was huge with lettuce, cucumbers, grape tomatoes (although I wished there were more tomatoes but that is my own preference), lettuce, red onion, shredded cheese and a good portion of chicken. On another separate visit, I had picked a chicken salad again. However the lettuce was all soggy and wilted. I told the employee who charged me about this and she told me I could pick another salad. Sadly all the other salads left seem to have that problem. So another employee behind the grill told me she would be more than happy to make me a fresh salad. I greatly appreciate it as she put that together for me with kale, tomatoes (extra tomatoes and no onions, as I had requested), no cheese and freshly grilled chicken from the grill for me. That really was more than I was expecting and really enjoyed that salad. ---------------------- (Total= $15.46 after tax) I just love the cheap prices this little eatery has and the variety of food you can choose from. If only this place was closer, I would come back more often.

I came to Delta Necessities a few times while I was staying at the Gaylord Opryland Resort in…read moreNashville. Mostly came to buy snacks and drinks to take back to my hotel room. Place is also full of gifts and souvenirs if you need that sorta thing. It's a bit pricey, but technically the entire resort is pricey!

Delta Necessities is a convenience store/gift shop located in the massive Opryland Hotel complex…read more It's fairly large as hotel convenience stores go - they carry a variety of snacks, foods, beverages, toiletries, books, newspapers, magazines and local Opryland and TN touristy knick-knacks. I picked up a number of beverages here: bottled water, diet soda, and Gatorade.

Well the purpose of stopping at a gas station is to get gas, snacks for the next ride, and to have…read morepositive interaction with the employees my issue is if I'm taking the time to stop by I expect EVERYTHING to be working properly including the RESTROOMS since I was REFUSED entrance I decided everything wasn't a purchase but a inconvenience I even spoke to the staff who was very short when asked about the restroom so I said no restroom I can't purchase from your shell station and I left

This market has a beautiful view of the downtown Nashville skyline. It's a convenience store slash…read morerestaurant slash gas station. You can purchase your gas, pick up some prepared food to eat on the premises or take out and shop for basic grocery items. Helpful staff, a bit untidy but overall and okay market.

I appreciate the convenience of this Walgreens location as a downtown resident; it's nice to have…read moreone within walking distance. However, the spotty customer service makes me hesitate to recommend it at all. I've been here numerous times and experienced really rude and unprofessional service (e.g. I've personally been and seen others be judged and berated at the photo counter when picking up items "late" i.e. within a week or less of placing the order). Sometimes customer service has been nice or fine, though (e.g. one time the photo department called me when they found my photo order, which I appreciated - since when I went to pick it up the first time, they didn't find it). I return here for the location only, but I wish for a more consistently cordial (if not friendly) and efficient experience.

The Downtown Nashville Walgreens…read more In my estimation, this is the one and only Walgreens in Downtown Nashville that is accessible to Broadway. Disparate from other Walgreens that I am familiar with in major tourist centers, this location is underwhelming for alcohol and souvenirs. With regards to this review, I am using "The Daniel. S Yelp Real Time Feature" where I write from my first-hand journaling experience. "June 24, 2025: We are bound for Walgreens. Walking through the Assembly Food Hall we cut off some of the uphill climb up John Lewis Way that is bothering Dad's knees. Now walking up John Lewis Way we are passing by the historic Woolworth Theater and what looks like a Theater District. At the crest of the hill, we step inside the only downtown Nashville Walgreens. At least the only one I am familiar with near Broadway. This store is "blah" in comparison to the Walgreens that I am familiar with in major cities such as Las Vegas, Chicago, San Francisco,and Denver. Their Nashville caps are overpriced and fail to strike me. They fail to carry the bullet beer (24 ounce cans) that I want to pick up for the hotel room. However, they have cold beverages and snacks that my Dad and Brother are buying. I am headed to Starbucks for my beverage. Toi, who rings up my Dad and Brother, is a friendly and personable Cashier. When we return to the what looks like a Theater District along John Lewis Way, being empty handed of purchases allows me to photograph the Woolworth Theater." My "Real Time Yelp First-hand Feature" elucidates that the Downtown Nashville Walgreens deserves Three Stars.