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Nashville's Second Avenue

Provides entertainment for many different styles of people. The street includes bars such as Hooters and the famous Wildhorse Saloon, dining destinations including the Old Spaghetti Factory, the Melting Pot and B.B. King's Restaurant and Blues Club, and locations for family-friendly fun such as Laser Quest.

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Acme Feed & Seed
Acme Farm Supply Building
food and live music
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Category 10 (formerly Wild Horse Saloon)
Located downtown, it offers line-dancing lessons during the day. A multi-level bar with rooftop deck, it is near quite a few other bars and clubs aimed at country music fans and tourists downtown, most of which tend to be bustling on weekends. Luke Combs' honky-tonk with a reference to a category 10 hurricane.
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The Johnny Cash Museum & Cafe
A museum featuring pictures and memorabilia of icon Johnny Cash.
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AT&T Building
An instantly recognizable downtown Nashville landmark, the AT&T Building, built in 1994 at 333 Commerce Street, is the tallest building in the state of Tennessee and can be seen from quite some distance if the hills aren't in your way. Its two tall spires on the building have earned it the nickname, "The Batman Building."