Upscale Southern cuisine in a historic pharmacy.
If you know us you know its only right for us to have a sweet treat/coffee rec section. A great woman once said "coffee, coffee, coffee" -Lorelai Gilmore Frothy Monkey – Coffee, brunch, and baked goods The Coffee House at Second & Bridge – Cozy and local Kilwins – Old-school dessert destination with handmade chocolates, fudge, caramel apples, and premium ice cream (Originated in Michigan which makes it even better ) Sweethaven – Cute ice cream shop perfect for scoops, frozen yogurt, and seasonal treats. Franklin Bakehouse – Bakery on Main with pastries, scones, sweet breads, and coffee — great for a morning pastry or afternoon pick-me-up. Whitney’s Cookies – Local favorite for fresh-baked cookies and sweet bites just a short walk off Main Street (Fun fact: The owner Whitney Miller won the first season of Gordon Ramsey's hit show Master chef) Triple Crown Bakery – Charming bakery with pastries, pies, cookies, and seasonal goodies. Perfect for a sweet brunch add-on.
-Carnton or Carter House – Beautiful and meaningful Civil War sites -Lotz House Museum – Right near downtown, rich in history -Leiper’s Fork (short drive) – Charming village with art galleries, music, and great dining
Parker and I are BIG time spooky lovers. If you get some free time these walking ghost tours (or history tours if you're a big ole skeptic) are so fun and you learn so much about the rich history of Franklin, TN. Be prepared to do some walking and don't blame us if you get spooked by a ghost. (Just don't bring them with you to the wedding.)
Fun Fact: Williamson County is the richest county in Tennessee, and with it only being 20 minutes South of Nashville, TONS of celebrities live there. That being said, it seems only right we link the tour if you're into that kind of thing. P.S It's mostly country stars in case you couldn't guess.