Rub the statue of WC Handy for good luck, he's a legendary blue's musician! Then grab a good seat and enjoy the outdoor music, especially in the summertime.
Gus's secretly spiced fried chicken is truly world famous. --Adam Richman, Man v Food
This Resort is like its own city...Try and get a balcony room so you can sit out in one of the several beautiful atriums.
You can also check out a live concert in the cave at the Volcano Room. http://www.bluegrassunderground.com/
Lined with bars and clubs where Memphis music legends often played, Beale St. was officially declared the “Home of the Blues” by an act of Congress in 1977. (From Aerial America) Read more.
The fried chicken recipe hasn't changed since 1951 and still comes with the fluffy biscuits that have become a must-order for every Loveless customer. Read more.
Sean Brock brings his successful Charleston restaurant to historic downtown. The menu changes daily and boasts the freshest ingredients, many plucked directly from their garden just before your meal. Read more.
Deviled eggs w/ smoked trout roe go fast, as do crisp chicken wings w/ the lemony condiment “comeback sauce." Even a dedicated meat-eater can get behind the Plate of Southern Vegetables. Read more.
With Morgan McGlone driving the ever-changing menu, Lisa Donovan kicking out her signature desserts, and quite possibly the best bourbon selection in the city, don't expect this one to cool off.
Housed within its 13,000 square feet is breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner, craft cocktails, along with bowling, karaoke and ample meeting space, making it a truly unique vision.
Disney may be the happiest place but Dollywood is the nicest... and the food is great too.
A Season Pass is less than the price of 2 one day tickets, and a Gold Season Pass saves you 20% on food, merchandise and free parking!
You’ll want to book some vacation time a year in advance to score one of the 51 rooms at this Smoky Mountain retreat. Read more.
When we dream of dinners under a starry sky, they are inevitably at Blackberry Farm: sitting under a tree, lit by dancing candles that hang from the branches above. More: http://tandl.me/XUy56Q
Stunning experience at America's top rated small inn. Tremendous service - incredible get away. And, to enjoy artisinal cheese, cured meats, famed preserves and other signature gourmet foods from Blac Read more.
James Beard awards. Menu changes daily. Everything and I mean everything is delicious.
Great free moonshine samples, awesome bluegrass music in the Holler. After you try your samples sit in the rocking chairs and enjoy the free music!
These 500,000 acres host more plant species than any other area in North America, leading to the park’s designation as an International Biosphere Reserve and World Heritage Site. (From Aerial America) Read more.
Most visited National Park in the U.S. Don;t miss the short but steep hike up to Clingmans Dome, the views are amazing.
Watch Out For: Bears & snakes. Many carry bear spray when hiking for added safety. Be sure to follow food storage rules. Very few snakebites occur but the park is home to 2 species of venomous snakes. Read more.
The Village is my must go to, when I am in Gatlinburg. Always have to scan the Russian Nesting Dolls in the Honey Pot. It's a MUST to have something from Donut Friar, and dine upstairs, cozy...
If you want some good Southern dining, go here. It's family style, with no menu and no ordering. They bring out the food, and you just eat it and pass the plates around. Read more.
Awesome place! Sit on huge communal tables, and enjoy some of the best southern food in Nashville. All you can eat. Southern Hospitality at its best!
Housed in a 19th century Victorian, dishes such as spinach lasagna and skillet fried chicken are passed around the table family-style. Their country breakfast is legendary. [Eater 18 Member]
The Farmers' Market in Nashville is really beautiful. You can buy your groceries, buy your vegetables and your plants, and then you can have something to eat at one of the little indoor restaurants. Read more.
For those who think the craze is passé, a trip to Mignon Francois’ cupcake shop will change your mind. We dream about the Pineapple Upside Down Cake, Caramel Apple, and Sweet Lemonade flavors.
A fantastic record store run by the world famous Jack White from The White Stripes, et al. There is much more to see than just albums- I recommend stepping into the photo booth for a souvenir picture.
Check out Masons as it was featured on Man Finds Food for Secret ice cream soda with liquid nitrogen that you need to know the secret password to order. Read more.
This dark, luxurious bar serves delicious old-fashioned cocktails late into the night. Read more.
Located in an old Midtown residence, this bar feels like a Prohibition-era gentleman’s club. But the people-watching-worthy crowd sipping Bacon Old Fashions couldn’t seem less, well, old fashioned.
