NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — More than 30 restaurants and retailers are set to open at Fifth + Broadway on March 4.
The project, which began construction in April 2017, also includes 386 apartment units, office space and more than 2,000 parking spaces. It is also home to the National Museum of African American Music, which opened to the public last month.
"Fifth + Broadway is Nashville like never before," said Wendy Welch, director of mixed-use development at Brookfield Properties. "Guests will feel like they are within a city within a city. The attention to detail is unmatched, from the landscaping to the signage, the intricate brickwork on the streets, the ease of access to parking. We wanted to create a project that Nashville can be proud of and give locals a reason to return downtown – we can’t wait for people to see what has been achieved here for the first time, and then come back for more and more experiences."
The following retail stores will open at Fifth + Broadway:
- Nash Collection
- REVV
- Ariat
- Ray-Ban
- Free People
- The Dry House
- Veseo Swimwear and Lingerie
- Molly Green
- Tecovas
- Sephora
- State + Liberty
- Hollie Ray Boutique
- The Studio 209
The following restaurants will open at Fifth + Broadway:
- Cava
- Hattie B's Hot Chicken
- Slim & Husky's
- Shake Shack
- Jeni's Splendid Ice Cream
- Eddie V's
- The Twelve Thirty Club
- Blanco Tacos + Tequila
- Elix'r Coffee
- Le Macaron
- Boqueria
- Assembly Food Hall - North Hall
Assembly Food Hall will be home to 30 eateries, including Cotton & Snow, DeSano Pizzeria, Donut Distillery, NoBaked Cookie Dough, Oke Poké, Smokin Shikin, Thai Esane and Whisk Crêpes Café. More eateries are expected to open within Assembly Food Hall, as well as a rooftop convert venue in late spring.
