Love and Exile Bar
Bar · East Nashville
715 Main St A, Nashville, TN 37206
Highlights
Urban winery with unique decor, patio, and house-made wines
Urban winery with unique decor, patio, and house-made wines
"Love & Exile is one of Nashville’s few urban wineries, and it’s definitely the one with the most personality. There’s shimmery fringe draped across the ceiling, light fixtures masquerading as multicolored clouds, and funky murals and neon signs sprawled across the walls. The wines themselves are smooth-drinking pours that taste even better on long, sunny afternoons on their spacious patio. Red wine fans will probably enjoy the “best red blend ever,” as well as the cabernet sauvignon, while white wine folks should go for the refreshing sorriso prosecco. All the food is perfectly suited to match your wine buzz cravings—think stuff like delicious skillet beer cheese with pillowy pretzel bites." - ann walczak, bailey freeman, adam sloan
"Love & Exile is one of Nashville’s few urban wineries, and it’s definitely the one with the most personality. There’s shimmery fringe draped across the ceiling, light fixtures masquerading as multicolored clouds, and funky murals and neon signs sprawled across the walls. The wines themselves are smooth-drinking pours that taste even better on long, sunny afternoons on their spacious patio. Red wine fans will probably enjoy the “best red blend ever,” as well as the cabernet sauvignon, while white wine folks should go for the refreshing sorriso prosecco. All the food is perfectly suited to match your wine buzz cravings—think stuff like delicious skillet beer cheese with pillowy pretzel bites." - bailey freeman, ann walczak
"Love & Exile is one of Nashville’s few urban wineries, and it’s definitely the one with the most personality. There’s shimmery fringe draped across the ceiling, light fixtures masquerading as multicolored clouds, and funky murals and neon signs sprawled across the walls. The wines themselves are smooth-drinking pours that taste even better on long, sunny afternoons on their spacious patio. Red wine fans will probably enjoy the “best red blend ever,” as well as the cabernet sauvignon, while white wine folks should go for the refreshing sorriso prosecco. All the food is perfectly suited to match your wine buzz cravings—think stuff like delicious skillet beer cheese with pillowy pretzel bites." - bailey freeman, ann walczak
"Love & Exile is one of Nashville’s few urban wineries, and it’s definitely the one with the most personality. There’s shimmery fringe draped across the ceiling, light fixtures masquerading as multicolored clouds, and funky murals and neon signs sprawled across the walls. The wines themselves are smooth-drinking pours that taste even better on long, sunny afternoons on their spacious patio. Red wine fans will probably enjoy the “best red blend ever,” as well as the cabernet sauvignon, while white wine folks should go for the refreshing sorriso prosecco. All the food is perfectly suited to match your wine buzz cravings—think stuff like delicious skillet beer cheese with pillowy pretzel bites." - Bailey Freeman
"Love and Exile’s revived space post-tornado has a brand new menu, and that includes a bloody mary featuring Tito’s vodka, house bloody mary mix, and a charcuterie skewer to pair with those mushroom burrata bowls, eggs in purgatory, and breakfast sandwiches. or a nostalgic bowl of fruity pebbles." - Delia Jo Ramsey
