My wife and I stopped by the Terra Delicious food truck, called The Ladybug, while in East…read moreNashville recently, and it was a fantastic find! We split a chicken, feta, and artichoke flatbread sandwich which was possibly one of the best sandwiches I've ever eaten. It was a well cooked, extremely tasty, and high quality sandwich for $7. I'm definitely looking forward to finding the Ladybug again at other Nashville festivals!

The sweetest proprietor with the best asada tacos. Freshly hand made corn tortillas that melt in…read moreyour mouth. Spicy salsa with depth of flavor and fresh cilantro and onions. Lord have mercy. What a find. Mother, daughter and grandmother running this taco stand. Homemade food with all the care of authentic Street tacos.

Very well-made tacos. Single fresh homemade corn tortilla per taco instead of the usual storebought…read moredouble tortilla configuration. Good red salsa too. $1.50 per taco instead of $1.25 but you're paying for the quality.

We came here for a cheese and wine class and had a blast! Their head cheesemonger is entertaining…read moreand knowledgeable. They also had a local wine rep to educate us about the wine. We had five wine and cheese courses, in addition to the introductory wine and cheese to "warm us up." The space is warm and open. Tons of open coolers to check out cheeses and wines after. We paid almost 200 dollars for two people to have wine, cheese, a charcuterie and crusty bread board (optional). So about 100 bucks a person. I thought this was a reasonable value and we had such a great time. Keep in mind, this is was you make of it . . . the more questions you ask, the more you will learn. We learned about politics in cheese, cheese thievery, under-appreciated cheeses that smell like gym socks, but taste like a dream. A very laid back and congenial environment. We definitely plan on returning to shop! And they have a "girl scout and cheese pairing" class every April that I can't wait to try next year! As far as people complaining about parking, not sure what they are talking about. There is a commercial parking lot out front and the first two hours are free.

I found Grey's online after wanting to find a local cheese shop that might have some options that…read moreare not available at the grocery store. I was excited to see the shop and was very interested in purchasing some cheese. My husband and I drove 45 minutes from across town to visit the shop. It also happened to be the Friday after the large ice storm we recently had, so we were happy to be able to support a local business after they had to close for a few days due to the weather. Upon arriving, we parked in the garage and walked around for a good ten minutes trying to find the shop. There is no good signage to show you exactly where the shop is, and walking around in 25-degree weather trying to find it was frustrating and we almost left. We finally found it, and upon walking inside, it was a warm and inviting space. There were two employees in the shop/restaurant area - one was helping a customer at the register and the other was talking to a friend/customer from behind the cheese counter. We were looking at the wall of non-cheese items, which seemed like a nice selection of crackers, mustards, honeys, and other accompaniments you could purchase. We walked up to the cheese counter and started looking at the cheese in the refrigerated display. We went back and forth between picking up cheese to see what it was and patiently looking up to wait for someone to acknowledge/help us. While we stood there, another employee came out from the back of the restaurant to bring samples of cheese to the customer at the register and promptly went back into the kitchen. The friend/customer of the other employee left, and the second employee that had been behind the counter moved out into the restaurant and started wiping empty tables. At this point, we had probably been in the shop for a good ten minutes. None of the employees acknowledged we were there, not even to say they would be with us shortly or to offer a hello. At this point I was frustrated, so we left to go to the bathroom in the hallway and didn't go back in. I'm not sure if we weren't "hip" enough for them to even say hello to, if we didn't look the part or what, but being completely ignored in a tiny shop for over ten minutes was beyond rude. I was so excited to visit this shop, but the experience left a bad taste in our mouths. As they say, "you never get a second chance to make a first impression", so we will find other places to spend our money.

Read about this place in Nashville Lifestyle magazine and had to try! They have a great selection…read moreof sweet and savory breads that only require their mix, a beer or non alcoholic carbonated beverage and possibly another ingredient. It's generally butter or cheese, depending on the mix! So far, my favorite has been the everything bagel bread. I served it as suggested, with whipped cream cheese. It was fantastic with a bowl of soup! I live in Michigan and have been very pleased to see it sold in local grocery and gift shops. I have one mix of their savory left and once that is done, I look forward to reordering with some of their sweet options! I would highly recommend!

Sunday, May 18, Tony and I went to the Farmer's Market and there was this new little booth…read morefeaturing Ava and Zoe's products. They had several different items to try out and sample. They had various fruit spreads, jams and jellies with crackers and cream cheese to check out. I loved the different flavors and tried several. They also had some wonderful sauces and ketchup to try out and of course to purchase. I tried their Jalapeno Ketchup and the Habanera Ketchup..both were very good. I didn't catch the ladies name behind the counter but she had a fry dad and was deep frying fresh waffle fries to try the sauces. They were so hot, seasoned and fresh and tasted very good with the two spicy ketchups I tried. She was very busy and I didn't see a price on the items but I really considered buying one of the spicy ketchups. I really liked them. Also she had some fruity sauces that would really be good on french toast or pancakes. I liked them all very well. I hope they are there again in the future. I would definitely recommend them to anyone interested in trying their great homemade products. I liked them very much and will buy one of those spicy ketchups If you try them out, let me know what you think????

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.

Anyone know how to get in touch with the people who used to own this place? They had the best…read moreSalsa ever and I would love to learn if/where i can buy it (or get the recipe)?

Even a GPS had trouble finding this address. Lindbar is just off Harding and almost parallel but at…read morethe corner of a triangle (near the apartment complex). It's hard to see coming from one direction, but more visibile when coming from the other direction. The food is very authentic. A salsa bar is located inside, so you can pack up unlimited toppings to eat there or to take with you. Adjoining the deli area is a bakery. I have yet to buy anything in there, but it smells great. The bathrooms are colorful and fairly clean. Parking is in a very small lot. But once you find the place and eat the food, hopefully you'll be as pleased as I was. I don't remember the hours, but with the bakery, they must be open morning to night.

So many unique and delicious goods! They were super helpful and when I brought damaged goods to…read moretheir attention they handled it immediately. I had just as much fun looking around as I had snacking later. Not pictured- a beautiful room with shelves and shelves of wine

Best sourdough in Nash! It's consistently hot out of the oven and they rotate flavors seasonally…read more It's also a great spot for wine and host gifts! I hate to even bring up the sourdough cinnamon rolls but they really are life changing if you can get your hands on one (only available on Sat/Sun and they go fast). If you're concerned about the higher price of buying fresh bread, it freezes so well and is easy to thaw out as needed to prevent food waste :)