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Maria Ivey
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Contributor, The Nashvillian
Nashville
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Biography
Monthly food columnist for The Nashvillian, "Fixin' to Eat" is a love letter to, and interviews with, the Nashville food community.
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By Maria Ivey| The Nashvillian@ Owned by husband-and-wife pair Benjamin and Katie Rose Tyson and named for the many butter lamps the couple lit while honeymooning in Bhutan, Butterlamp is a new 42-seat wine and bread bar in the Eastwood Village development (also home to Switchyards and a great little bookstore, Novelette, among other retail). The of-the-now yet also ancient concept feels nicely anchored in the old Hobson United Methodist Church building.
By Maria Ivey| The Nashvillian@ The folks behind the bar and the scenes at Coral Club, a newish coastal escape-themed bar in East Nashville, may very well warrant a new twist on Nashville’s oft-heard “songwriter’s songwriter” or “musician’s musician” superlatives: the bartender’s bartender. Sharing a hospitality pedigree that is as wide as it is deep, owners and brothers Aaron and Matthew Izaguirre, alongside Brice Hoffman and Kristopher Esqueda have created a coastal-vibed getaway on Gallatin Avenue.
By Maria Ivey| The Nashvillian@ The first time I heard, and I mean listened to, registered, and remembered the name Gifford’s Bacon was at the East Nashville Farmers Market on a sweltering day, the blacktop so hot the market had warned shoppers via Instagram to leave their dogs at home for fear of blistered paws. I was in a shortish line waiting to buy two dozen eggs while sweating and silently cursing the man ahead of me who was deep in conversation with the vendor.
Company Info
The Nashvillian
In a marketplace crowded by information overload, it has become more important than ever to connect with potential customers in a way that is both meaningful and personal. By delivering editorial content that uncovers the stories behind the people, places, and history that breathes life into our community, The East Nashvillian magazine provides an ideal forum for our advertisers to make that connection. Although, as our name implies, our focus is on the local community, we don't view ourselves as exclusive. Rather, we seek to capture the spirit of a community that has a shared sense of purpose and belonging, a spirit we hope can be reflected in communities far beyond our local environs. The East Nashvillian is a FREE bimonthly publication with a controlled distribution of 15,000 copies per issue. In addition to high traffic flow areas such as local restaurants and coffee shops, our magazine can be found at the concierge desk of many downtown and midtown hotels, the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce, Nashville Convention and Visitors Bureau, and over 100 other businesses in East Nashville and beyond. An online edition of the current issue is made available at our website the day of publication, along with hyperlinks to advertiser websites. We provide archives of past issues online as well. As a member of the Historic East Nashville Merchants Association, The East Nashvillian strives to keep our advertisers abreast of business and networking opportunities in our area. The East Nashvillian also maximizes the advertiser's dollar through the use of high-quality printing which gives our magazine a long shelf life and a "keep around the house" feel. We look forward to helping you grow with us.
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
Founded: 2010