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Paradise Park Trailer Resort
411 Broadway Nashville, TN 37203
615-251-1515
If you want to go somewhere that is so ridiculous you'll have to laugh, Paradise Park Trailer Resort is the place to go. Think golf course meets trailer park that serves a great burger and fries. The place has great music, so after your inexpensive beer you'll have to sing along! Hours Daily 24 hours
Cafe Coco
210 Louise Avenue Nashville, TN 37203
615-321-2626
Open 24 hrs, it's a great place to go after a long night at a bar or a frat party. It has great hang over food ranging from french fries covered with gravy to pasta and sandwiches. With a barista and freshly made cappuccinos, it's also a great place to study.
Hermitage Cafe
71 Hermitage Avenue Nashville, TN 37210
615-254-8871
At first look, you might choose to leave this classic American diner, but don't! This cafe sneakily prepares classic southern cuisine that is irresistible. Use your napkin to wipe off the grease and enjoy! Just make sure you have a sober driver to get you to and from. It's perfect for "those nights" to always satisfy your munchies. Hours: Daily 24hrs
Sunset Grill
2001 Belcourt Avenue Nashville, TN 37212
615-386-3663
Sunset Grill offers a romantic atmosphere where they serve a wide range of dishes from pasta to lamb. They also offer a separate late night menu, which consists of select items for the night. The burgers and sweet potato fries are an excellent sneaky fare if you are up past your bedtime. Hours: Mon, Sat 4:45pm-1:30am Tue-Fri 11am-1:30am Sun 4:45pm-11pm
Prince's Hot Chicken
123 Ewing Drive Nashville, TN 37207
(615) 226-9442
Hot chicken is a bit of an underground art form in Nashville, and any local will tell you that Prince’s is the king. For the unacquainted, these out of the way eateries take traditional southern fried chicken and twist it into a molten test of manhood. Prince’s birds are offered in four different levels, from mild to extra-hot, and the only advice I can offer is this...know your limits. Don’t try to be a hero as many people claim Prince’s is the hottest thing they have ever eaten. Consume at your own risk. Expect slow service and be sure to order water and maybe a side of cole slaw to put out the flames. Tue-Thu 12pm-12am, Fri-Sat 12pm-4am
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