A version of this article appeared in the January 2015 issue of the East Nashvillian magazine. Did you hear? Turnip Truck will be building a 12,000 square foot store at 7th and Woodland. Slated to be open in the summer of Read more…
Affordable Care Act (or Obamacare) plans must have essential health benefits in order to comply with the new law. Unless your plan is grandfathered, it needs to contain these items. The essential health benefits include at least the following items Read more…
This article appeared in the November 2014 issue of the East Nashvillian magazine. The Porter House Bistro is now open at 1115 Porter Road. Described by Chef Drew Bryant as a “casual French bistro” it replaced Café Fundamental. Tue-Fri 5pm-10 pm, Read more…
This article appeared in the September 2014 issue of the East Nashvillian magazine. Five Points Pizza has finished their walk-up area to the west of the restaurant space. They converted a former salon space into a to-go bar and late-night window. Read more…
This article appeared in the July 2014 issue of the East Nashvillian magazine. The Post East is open. We’ve been following Tonya Lewis and Chris Cowley for a while now, ever since the first rumors of their search for space in Read more…
This article appeared in the May 2014 issue of the East Nashvillian magazine. The Local Taco coming to 11th and Fatherland is the big news this month. As their name suggests, the restaurant specializes in tacos, and they plan to Read more…
This is an article I wrote for the March 2014 YP Nashville newsletter. As I am about to reach the 10th anniversary of my business, I have been reflecting on what has gotten me to this point and some of Read more…
This article appeared in the March 2014 issue of the East Nashvillian magazine. What’s the big news this month? East-Centric Pavilion has left the building, and in its place Jack Davis of JD Events and Festivals has opened The Pavilion East. We’re thrilled Read more…
This article appeared in the January 2014 issue of the East Nashvillian magazine. I heard recently that snow on the ground before Christmas in East Nashville means a cold winter season. Inconvenient for us, right? What about our East Nashville neighbors who may not Read more…
This article appeared in the January 2014 issue of the East Nashvillian magazine. 2014 will be an exciting year full of new additions and changes for East Nashville. If you weren’t satisfied with the plethora of dining and shopping options before, well, we probably can’t Read more…