GAZELLE MAGAZINE AUGUST 2018 | Page 46

HEARTH & HOME The John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge Party Fowl’s Hot Chicken & Stuffed French Toast signature kouign-amann - a Breton pastry resembling a croissant and muffin hybrid that’s lightly sweetened with seasonal fruit. It’s the perfect casual, laid-back spot for breakfast or lunch. dozen-nashville.com If you prefer to see and be seen, Woolworth on 5th is the place to meet and mingle. The former Woolworth five-and-dime was the site of lunch-counter sit-in protests in the ‘60s, where a young John Lewis was arrested for the first time. The registered historic site has been strikingly restored, with the original floors, railings and even the former store’s “Information” sign still intact. It reopened with great fanfare earlier this year, and has become a dining destination for the town’s politicians, power brokers, locals and looky-loos alike. The Sweet Potato Pancakes and the Corn Cakes with collard green pesto are standouts. For lunch, try the Blue Ribbon Salad, the Woolworth Burger with pimento cheese, or Fried Chicken Livers. woolworthonfifth.com Party Fowl What’s a trip to Nashville without sampling its specialty dish? The Nashville Hot Chicken - in all its breaded, deep-fried glory - comes with a warning: It is hot - so hot that even the “mild” is a 4 or 5 on your “average” spiciness scale. At Party Fowl, the chicken is the star of the show, but there’s a reason party is part of the name, with brunch 44 GAZELLE Coal Woolworth On 5th