State fans going to Nashville

well, I'm not the nightlife guy but if you like breakfast food(s),particularly pork products, you need to try the Loveless Cafe out Tenn Hwy 100 west of downtown about 15 miles. Not too far off I-40.

Won't be disappointed. If you like steak, try The Stockyard.

i love steak. where's the stockyard?

*just googled it and it looks good*

There's a stage set up right by the river at the end of broadway. There will be lots of bar tailgating right in that area. Like someone said, there is a state grad owned bar right by it and there will be a lot of fans there before and after the game. On the 29th there is a battle of the bands, some other events, and a big party at wild horse.

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i gotta get me some state gear

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You wanna borrow my overalls, Caroom/White tshirt, and cammo hat?

As a Nashville resident, the places for nightlife will be downtown along 2nd Ave S/ Broadway. Downtown will be most of your tourists and out of towners. A mix of all ages.

The area called The Gulch on 12th avenue is a trendy place with cool restaurants and bars. This will be a more 20-30 somethings crowd of locals.

There is a strip of bars off Demonbreun and Division street that are always packed. This will be a younger crowd including college, 20 somethings. It is a meat market.

The Vanderbilt area has many trendy bars and places to hang as well. If you like really different, swanky, and kinda expensive places then try a place called The Patterson House. The best cocktails in the city without a doubt. It is an old prohibition period "speak easy". It is expensive but worth it one time. VERY COOL PLACE.

All are pretty close to downtown and accessible via walking or short, cheap cab ride.

I've actually went to the Patterson House (at least I think I did) for the Vandy game a while back. Very nice

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PANCAKE PANTRY!!!!

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Tourist trap and it's overrated.

Make the 50 foot walk to Fido instead.

Ellendale's is a great place to eat too.

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any local brews to try up there?