"The concession stand at the First Horizon Park, the home of our beloved Nashville Sounds, doesn’t serve your typical baseball food. Instead of overpriced nachos, there are twists on classic ballgame stuff like brown butter soft serve with funnel cake and pimento cheese hot dogs concocted by local chefs. If you’re there more for the party than the pitches, they’ve also got ping pong tables, mini golf, and Connect Four pop-a-shot." - ann walczak, jackie gutierrez jones 2
"The concession stand at the First Horizon Park, the home of our beloved Nashville Sounds, doesn’t serve your typical baseball food. Instead of overpriced nachos, there are twists on classic ballgame stuff like brown butter soft serve with funnel cake and pimento cheese hot dogs concocted by local chefs. If you’re there more for the party than the pitches, they’ve also got ping pong tables, mini golf, and Connect Four pop-a-shot. photo credit: Kelli Dirks photo credit: Kelli Dirks photo credit: Kelli Dirks photo credit: Kelli Dirks Pause Unmute" - Jackie Gutierrez-Jones
"For a good time, call 1-800-Sounds. No really. This ballpark was voted best minor league fan experience. Sure, you can grab a seat and be a classic fan. Or you could skip the peanuts and cracker jacks, pass go, and make a line drive to right field, where 4,000 square feet of fun awaits. The Band Box is an outdoor bar, restaurant, and game mecca (games at a game? So meta). Try your hand at corn hole or ping pong while your other hand tries a whiskey and coke icee. Or chomp on the Band Box Dog, stuffed with pimento cheese, potato chips, pickled onion, and pure joy. This is what a home run feels like." - redpepper
"When asking Nashvillians about their go-to frozen drinks around town, many of them immediately cite The Band Box. The outdoor venue at First Tennessee Park serves a George Dickel Whiskey and Coke Icee and a Field of Dreamsicle featuring Pickers blood orange vodka. And both pack quite a punch." - Clara Wang
"First Tennessee Park (Sounds Stadium), Germantown by redpepper. For a good time, call 1-800-Sounds. No really. This ballpark was voted best minor league fan experience. Sure, you can grab a seat and be a classic fan. Or you could skip the peanuts and cracker jacks, pass go, and make a line drive to right field, where 4,000 square feet of fun awaits. The Band Box is an outdoor bar, restaurant, and game mecca (games at a game? So meta). Try your hand at corn hole or ping pong while your other hand tries a whiskey and coke icee. Or chomp on the Band Box Dog, stuffed with pimento cheese, potato chips, pickled onion, and pure joy. This is what a home run feels like."