
GERMANtown
Just northwest of downtown, Germantown—now on the National Register of Historic Places—is named for the immigrants who first settled in the area 150 years ago. Today the neighborhood is particularly known for its acclaimed restaurants and chefs, making this corner of Nashville a focus for epicureans.
For example, Rolf and Daughters, the creation of Philip Krajeck, who was nominated for a James Beard Award in 2022, has been serving up its award-winning cuisine here for a decade. At Tailor Nashville, Vivek Surti continues to celebrate his South Asian American heritage with meals that imitate intimate dinner parties. And at Henrietta Red, Nashville native Chef Julia Sullivan has amassed awards and accolades from Bon Appetit, GQ, Robb Report, Food & Wine and the James Beard Foundation for her seasonal contemporary cooking.
Another highlight of Germantown is its Third Saturday Art Crawl, which highlights local artists, local beer, local businesses and, of course, local music throughout the year.