Margaret Littman

Higher costs and declining number of diners contributed to the end of John Stephenson's West Side restaurant

Part of what makes a house museum so intriguing is not the on-theme, expected collections, but the oddities. The things that make you ask, “What is that?” “How did that get here?” Delving into the stories of the quirkiest objects is fun and sometimes silly. It also provides real context into the people who built and inhabited these homes and offers insight about the times in which they lived.

The Center for Health & Wellbeing — the name makes it sound like it could be anywhere. But this is The Center for Health & Wellbeing at the Four Seasons

The yearlong series of collaborations kicks off this year with Rosh Hashanah Walking into Bagelshop is going to make you want to say “Happy New Year” — and not just on Jan. 1.

Mike Grimes and Dave Brown's new East Nashville establishment promises pre-concert fun and general neighborhood merriment

A new streetscape is just around the corner.

Rachel and Bruce Thomas had plans to lease the old Rite Aid store they bought on Robinson Road in Old Hickory. When those plans fell through, they decided to do

A vegetable-forward dish at the Dickerson Pike spot, which offers new takes on plants

A baker’s dozen of options for a day of gratitude, football and food comas

The owners of Noko give the Scene an exclusive peek at their new omakase concept