Marcia M.
11/28/2012
What a fabulous new shopping district! The recent grand opening introduced a bevy of new retailers that ranged from the fabulous new florist Pistils & Petals where I purchased the most unique and...
Shoppes on Fatherland
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1006 Fatherland St
Nashville, TN 37206
Located in the heart of East Nashville's Fatherland District, Shoppes on Fatherland offers a vibrant mix of local businesses, dining options, and entertainment for the whole family. From unique small retail shops featuring women's clothing, jewelry, and home goods to a lifestyle company for dogs and a children's consignment store, visitors can explore a diverse array of products and services.
With a focus on supporting local businesses and showcasing Tennessee-made products, Shoppes on Fatherland provides a one-of-a-kind shopping experience where visitors can discover handcrafted self-care items, vintage clothing, western apparel, and more. Whether you're looking for a special gift or simply want to explore the eclectic offerings of East Nashville, the Fatherland District is a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike.
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Nicole S.
7/29/2024
The Shoppes on Fatherland is a compact block of shops nestled all together on the corner of Fatherland Street and South 11th Street. You'll find everything from clothing stores and shops selling...
Leslie C.
5/18/2025
There's really not much here and the shop i wanted to go to was closed. Don't waste your time with this place. There are way better shopping districts in Nashville!
Olivia M.
12/29/2024
Very cute shopping center! All of the business owners and workers were so kind and there were options for every price range. A few stores were closed for the holidays, and some were unfortunately...
Deb L.
9/1/2024
My mom and I got dropped off in hopes of doing some souvenir shopping. Not a big variety of shops although all the small business owners are sweet. We ended up taking an Uber back to Broadway
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