Fatherland District

Interesting place for different folks and visitors Shop local and support small businesses

Honestly had zero clue this little set of shops existed! Parking was okay but once you find it these little shops were a fun surprise. A mix of small vintage shops and art galleries it’s a fun little afternoon stop in east Nash.

Not worth the trip from downtown Nashville. Inconsistent hours across all the shops, we showed up around 11 am and half the store were closed. The few shops we were able to go into were pretty cool.

A lot of cool shops here. Here are some of my favorites: Baxter and Bailey: Great shop for all your pet needs. Guerilla Bizkits: Vegan biscuits. Don't let that scare you away because I love meat and these biscuits are amazing. It's also a record shop! International Tea and Coffee: Great tea by the ounce Gift Horse: Unique shop with art, art supplies, and books. In Good Company: Cool little pantry to buy things like sourdough bread, chili crisp, pesto chicken salad, etc.

Cute little shopping district with very 🌈 and 🐕 friendly small businesses.

Cool bohemian area of Nashville. We hit a couple vintage shops as well as The Three Crows bar, which is a great spot. A fun alternative to Downtown or The Gulch.

Enjoyed taking a stroll through this neighbourhood of shops that carry unique items. Pretty different vibe from Broadway, downtown Nashville. A little disappointed to find some shops closed but we managed to pick up a few items made by local artisans. Always like to support local shops & artists when we can.

Was really looking forward to the small shops of fatherland. However, with the pandemic, I think a few places were shuttered. The few that were there were really cool. Also loved the small dessert jars from the cake project. Had a key lime cheese cake and it was delicious. Pricing was reasonable for the stores that were there too compared to stores in East Nashville or the Gulch. Found some cute bootie shoes on sale at Pauli's Place Boutique.

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 beautiful floral arrangement for only $15! No kiddin'. Moxie was also a delight with their innovative interior decor and furniture that offered up so many beautiful concepts. I literally fell in love with a one-of-a-kind console table that was priced to sell at $250. Some other standouts included Pretty Pretty Pop Pop with their custom facial sets ($7) that the staff concoct for you based off your skin's needs. I am also a fan of the bath bomb ($7) and various hair serums and lotions. This is a perfect place to pick up goodies for yourself and for gifts! Baxter Bailey and Company is a beautiful little shop dedicated to all things pup. I picked up a whimsical little sweater with antlers for my pup and was also tempted by the wonderful assortment of collars, harnesses, carriers, and so much more. My pups are going to be more spoiled than they already are.... is that even possible? State adds a beautifully curated collection of accessories, apparel, and jewelry for both the m'ams and misters. I am smitten over a little necklace with a fork charm ($35) and hope that it's stuffed in my stocking! High Garden Herbs & Tea, 1907 Apparel, Thrive, Wildernest, and Red Dog Beads all rounded out the lineup. Can't wait to pick up holiday gifts from here!

Came here to shop with my sister and the selection of stores were okay. It was fun to walk around but I thought everything was pretty marked up so I didn't buy anything. Stores are really small too so it's best to go with only 2-3 people. Any larger and you'll fill the entire store with your party.

Very quaint, Unique and a variety of finds. Very welcoming friendly faces behind every counter.

Something definitely lacking here. Love the concept and support small business but store hours were sporadic and shop owners were inconsistent with some not even acknowledging arrival in the stores. You can be artsy and edgy and still be nice :).

Our Airbnb hostess actually recommended that we check out this community of small, local businesses while staying at her East Nashville abode. The Shoppes were a quick five minute drive and are near a score of other popular restaurants and attractions, so we popped over to check them out. We parked easily on the street and started exploring. The complex sort of reminded me of an outdoor market with stalls or micro shops. Each business has its own personality, but there's a flow with the shared walkway and seating sprinkled about. We went into most of them, but the most memorable were Whiskey Water with its fun items dedicated to my favorite libation; Abode Mercantile where we bought bread mix to enjoy at home; and Konadu Body Care which carries the most incredible bath and body products. Konadu also won our award for nicest and most helpful shopkeeper. After shopping, we hopped down the street for a root beer float at The Soda Parlour. There's so much to see, do, eat, and drink in East Nashville. Can't wait for the next road trip!

A great place to explore in East Nashville! I love the idea of this little strip. Local businesses that sell a variety of goods. I went here on New Year's Eve so unfortunately (but understandably) most of the stores were closed. I was able to pop into a few stores and get the feel of the shops. The few stores I did visit were great! This little area seemed to have a bit of everything. Clothes, jewelry, cooking supplies, a bakery/coffee shop, shoes, bath/body stuff, stationery...really a nice variety. It would be a great place to get some gifts or to spoil yourself! I will definitely be returning to check out some of the stores I missed! Maybe when it's not so cold outside!

This is one of the most pleasant walkable boutique areas I've encountered. I love little boutiques. I hardly ever buy but I love to window shop. This shopping center is very quaint and walkable and each store has its own little personality. My boyfriend and I were visiting in the area and I was so shoot to find some little shops to browse in! Of course they are boutique proxies but as long as you know that's what you're expecting then it's worth a visit. Go to brunch at Marché while you're there!

Ahh, the holidays. Beyond the hustle and bustle, negative feelings, rushing, cramped schedules, and end-of-year anxiety, there's shopping. As I have said over and over, I am not a shopper. Shopping for me is a military operation I perform with surgical precision. The idea of wandering aimlessly from store to store, unsure of where I am going and what I am doing fills me with dread. So, why is it that I am giving a shopping complex 4 stars? Because shopping at the Shoppes On Fatherland is an adventure and it makes shopping enjoyable -- even for someone like me. I really dig the concept. Rather than presenting a large, imposing shopping mall with legions of people, screaming kids and dubious bathrooms, the Shoppes is a collective of small, local, independent purveyors connected by pods and sharing their individual goods with the neighborhood. Despite the complex's grwoth over the years, the center has never seemed anything other than organic and, I believe, it served as an anchor to the neighborhood. Indeed, I have noticed that parking has become scarcer and scarecer, so something is going right. While there aren't any big box stores at the Shoppes, there's every category of business you'd like to peruse, so you get the same effect but you get it by shopping local and patronizing your (literal?) neighbor. From art to books to clothes to music to houseware to artisan food to restaurants, the shops have you covered. There's even an event venue on site. Since I have lived in East Nashville, the line-up has changed but, at the same time, the options have increased. The Shoppes have helped redefine what it means to shop local and to shop organically. The space/concept has been repurposed with a collective vision in mind and a reduced environmental impact. You can feel good about shopping here on many levels. I love noticing how much busier the complex has gotten in the past four years. The Shoppes will never replace Green Hills or Cool Springs or Opry Mills. It's not supposed to. It gives a local option to those (on the east side or otherwise) to shop with purpose and to do so without feelign as though they're missing out on something. I keep wondering how/if the complex will grow. I guess time will tell. Until then, discover businesses that are unique to your city and support your neighbor. I think you'll definitely find something to love.

Cute and eclectic. Not the greatest selection but some good gems like the Gift Horse!

The Shoppes on Fatherland has a quirky selection of small local businesses in an easily walkable center. The handful of stores includes several small women's boutiques / jewelry stores, gift stores, an antique store, a pet good store, and a few others. There's also a delicious olive oil + vinegar shop with tons of unique flavors, and my personal favorite - Follow Me Cheese. An artisanal cheese shop with cheese tastings!!!! It's a cute spot to spend an hour or two browsing the stores. There's also public restrooms available.

A bunch of cute little shops staffed by nice people. Pretty varied. One thing they all share in common is that they are on the pricier side. Definitely worth poking around, though.

I'm so excited about these little shopping centers that keep popping up on this side of the river. It's so nice to be able to find local stuff, in a variety of price ranges, all in one location. One no longer has to venture far to find a unique gift for others or just for yourself. Although I went on a Sunday and many of the shoppes were closed I was impressed by the wide array of different shoppes that are open here. Pet photography, bead store, vintage and antique boutiques, flower shop, tea and herb shop - they've got quite a great selection, definitely a shoppe for anyone and everyone. Definitely come by and shop local!