We had a charmed day, tour and visit. Met Bob the rooster. And co-owner too who was exceptionally…read morecordial and welcoming. The museum and grounds include significant Americana, Johny Cash, Elvis, and a painting featuring Bob Dylan. Clean. Well cared for and presented. Loved it. We arrived on a quiet fall day, out of season and couldn't promise the same experience for others. There is a gathering area to enjoy music performances in the summer months that wasn't open. There wasn't any food sold and I'm unaware if guests can bring any snacks to the events.

My husband and I were spending a few days in Memphis, and I just happened to pick up a pamphlet…read morefrom the visitor's center about TN Music Pathways. The last night there I decided to read through it, thinking to myself that we needed to make another trip through Tennessee to hit all of these cool places. Some we have already been to, but wouldn't mind going again. My husband being a HUGE Johnny Cash fan, I suggested we make a detour on our way home, just to fit Storytellers Hideaway Farm in. We were NOT disappointed. We both thoroughly enjoyed the tour of the house and the barn with all sorts of memorabilia. The highlight of the experience was the music and camaraderie with Johnny Cash's nephew, Mark Alan Cash. We could sit there and listen to him all day. We loved listening to the stories from his personal experiences with his uncle. If we ever get the chance to come back through here, we definitely will.

This place is amazing.We need more of this restaurant .The staff is efficient the food is excellent…read more.What a great concept that grew out of a musician's dream

Great food. Great service. The space is welcoming and fun. The outdoor patio is my favorite. Great…read morespot for a date night!

Music City Roots is a hidden gem of the Middle Tennessee music scene. The live radio and music show…read moreis held in Liberty Hall, the largest venue inside of the Factory in Franklin. Seats are set up in rows by the stage theater-style and then they have food from Puckett's Grocery available for sale on a side area of the hall with tables and seating. There is also a cash bar which you can purchase beer, wine or mixed drinks. Upon arrival, they have a table setup to get you checked in if you have reserved tickets ($15) or if you are buying door tickets ($10). Considering that there are several artists for each show this is an amazing deal. We had reserved tickets which was nice to not have to worry about seating as our names were already on our seats. The show has co-hosts who will begin the show with a bit of banter and dialogue. In between acts they will interview the artists and allow them to answer several questions. The artists were selling some of their merchandise in the back of the hall as well so you had time to check that out. When we came the artists included Sunny Sweeney, the Rev. Peyton's Band and the Blackfoot Gypsies. If even one of these artists did a solo show they could have easily charged that amount alone. I was amazed that I was able to see Sunny here as she has done shows at the Grand Ole Opry before. She was absolutely incredible! This event is well-organized and I was so surprised at the quality of artists who participate in this radio show. It's a unique and fun experience that anyone would enjoy.

What a great place to check out a show! Music City Roots is an old throw back radio broadcast with…read more4 or 5 acts each playing about 30 minutes or so with interviews during set changes. We have seen great popular entertainers new and old. Just check out their webpage to see who all as been there and you will be amazed! Another great part of Music City Roots is seeing bands that you have never heard of before and becoming fans of them! Tickets are only $10 for general admission and 15 for reserved. But there is not a bad seat in the house. They only have one bar, I think, so the line can get kinda long. But no worries. They also have local restaurant that caters the event, but we have never ate there. This season it is Pucketts. I have heard great things about their food.

Food was great. Lots of talents on Open Mic Night. The Bandana Brothers were my favorite. Keep an…read moreeye out for Sauter and Koda Jackson! These brothers blew the crowd away with two incredible songs and some seriously impressive guitar work. Sauter even celebrated his 16th birthday on stage, proving he's a star in the making with a voice and stage presence that commands attention. Whether it's country, rock, blues, or folk, this duo has the talent and the "it" factor to go all the way. Follow me on Instagram - @thecannyadventurist for a deeper dive into my reviews.

Fox & Locke is the most classic southern food restaurant I've been to. With its old-timey southern…read morecharm, casual vibe, and delicious food it makes for the perfect stop when in Leipers Fork. With a walk up and order system I got the fried bologna sandwich, which when you order they'll ask what you want on it. I was not prepared for that question! Luckily the bologna sandwich is so good I dont think it matter what you put on top. Its a large piece of bolonga, which I prefer compared to the thin sliced ons. The fried okra was not my favorite, next time I would opt for the fried pickles. And of course, you have to wash down your meal with a good ol southern sweet tea.

Great service and awesome atmosphere , would definitely recommend visiting. The drinks were great…read moreand prices were great.

The Pond is a self described dive bar located in a strip mall area in Franklin Tennessee…read more I like to patronize places that aren't chains and aren't super popular spots when I travel, as I enjoy being around common folks in areas that I go to. The Pond doesn't disappoint. It is exactly what one would expect when seeking a dive bar atmosphere. A little ratty, a little rowdy and a whole lot of fun. The coup de grace was they had Guinness on tap, which was completely unexpected. We traveled to Franklin looking for an alternative to Broadway in Nashville on our first night in town. It is worth the trip. Franklin is a very old town with great old architecture and buildings over 200 years old that still look stunning. The Pond was the real reason for my drive down although it was our last stop on our tour of Franklin. The staff was friendly, the Hamburger and fries was delicious, and the beer was cold. They have many options to choose from on tap. They have Darts inside and a couch you'd find down in your friends basement that he found on a tree bank trash day, but that simply adds to the dive bar charm. We stayed for one drink and the burger as we were exhausted from a red eye flight the night before. If you're looking for a dive bar that stays open late and apparently gets packed as the night goes on, this is the spot for you. Most places close early in Franklin, so this is apparently the after hours spot that everyone ends up going to when all other options are closed. The Pond reminded me of a few dive bar spots in Vegas, and I have to recommend you pay them a visit, if for no other reason, just to say you've been there.

Great spot for down home friendly neighborhood bar. Line dance lessons on large dance floor…read moreThursday nights. Good food and family friendly.

Cleanest bar around. The tables, floors, bar, bathrooms, and what I can see of the kitchen areas…read moreare spotless. Sounds weird, but I really don't like eating at places with gross bathrooms. I figure if an establishment doesn't care enough to clean their bathrooms then the kitchen must be equally gross. Not a problem here... it's clean! They only serve bottle/can beers (and a few seltzer type drinks). No beers on tap. No hard alcohol. Plenty of fried foods (pickles, mushrooms, fries, peppers, etc), burgers, sandwiches, and pizza. We had fried mushrooms, fried green beans, potato kegs (it's a thing), sliders, and French fries. All were pretty dang good. Get the potato kegs. The sliders were delicious and had fresh/snappy produce. Yum. Katie - The bartender was very friendly and helpful. We will be back. Almost forgot... cash only.

Rural dive bar where you know you are in the country because you can bring in your bottle of Jack,…read moreJim, or what have you, and as long as you keep it in a paper bag, you can drink from it. They will supply a plastic cup, should you need one. However, you cannot bring in your mixers; they are sold by the bar at the cost of a mixed drink. You will not mistake this crowd for a Maker's Mark crowd, believe me. There were a lot of cute farm girls as well as older people. Pool tables and bar on one end of the building and the band playing and tables/chairs in the other end. The service was good. Beer is about half the cost of Nashville, which is good. The Rachel Johnson Band was playing and they were very good! I understand this is their first time here and I was glad to be there to see them. Oh yes, $5 cover because of the band. Pay attention to the tip jug when it goes around. There is a white one and a yellow (yella) one. I put a tip in the yellow one and found out it was for the waitresses. That sucked because I tip when I buy a drink!

I've been coming to Hidden Creek (bar) for the last decade. There's biker parking, it's biker…read morefriendly, and it's in a location where not much else is. It's a sunburn ride away from Woodlawn...I definitely got that today! Our friends ordered BBQ sandwiches with slaw. No one offered them napkins, BUT I am an always be prepared kinda lady and had Charmin wet wipes in our tour pack. Ya never know! The BBQ, AMAZING! It always is. There is a campground/RV park in behind the bar and General Store. Very clean and well maintained. I've stayed there a couple of nights in the past. I've been told that on Tuesday's they have an amazing steak dinner. I've never been there for that, but I'm looking forward very much to trying it soon. Of course, in my Yelp Elite fashion, I will update my review!

We stayed 3 nights here over this past weekend, it is a very nice ,large campground. They have…read moreover 100 camp sites, bath/shower house, pool, store, bar, live band, pavilion, they cook every weekend night. Very family oriented unless you decide to go to the bar that is. The owner Mary was very accommodating to our family and always very warm and welcoming when we stopped in the store. All the campers were the same. We were tent camping but Mary let us set up in front of a rental camper so we could use the electric to charge to boat and she was even gave us access to the camper to use the restroom and wash our dishes. She ever notified us that a neighboring camper was putting their camper up for sale and was just what we were looking for. We are now considering buying the camper and having a place up there of our own.

Nice neighborhood bar. Friendly staff and good service plus the drinks are really good.read more

Great little local bar. The food selection and beer selection is what you'd expect but the patrons…read moreand staff are great! If you stop by you'll be welcomed and maybe even be invited to sit with folks! Very cool place!

It was Easter Sunday & my husband & I were on our way home from visiting our son at Alabama. We are…read moreRebels so we stopped in this cool joint & we were so happy we did! The staff was SO friendly, it was really clean & had a great laid back, chill vibe. There is a patio out back too! My husband & I weren't that hungry so we split the wings & they were delish! Do NOT miss this place it is a MUST! It is located in a great area in Columbia. There is a walking trail across the street that I definitely plan on visiting next time I am in the area!

Some of the BEST burgers I've ever had. Don't judge the book by the cover. This is a must eat if…read moreyou are in Columbia Tn. Very good service and made us feel welcome. We were in town for a baseball tournament and had to leave or would have stayed for name that song.