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Holland House Bar and Refuge

If you are in the Nashville area this has to be one of your stops. It's completely off the beaten path in a neighborhood on the east side of the city. Locally sourced ingredients and meticulously hand crafted cocktails are the calling cards of this lovely restaurant and bar. A great place for cocktails with the girls or date night. My two favorite cocktails were the Vanilla Sky and the Tom Waites For No Man. The mixologist make all their ingredients from simple syrups to extacts in beautiful blue glass bottles and it's entertaining to watch them at their craft. I also enjoyed and double bone in "hog chop" stuffed with a bacon jam and served over white beans and roasted brussel sprouts. Delicious!!! I also sampled the braised short ribs and roasted goat pasta. It was all fantastic and who knew I liked goat! 
Make sure to check them out. 
Holland House Bar and Refuge
935 W. Eastland Avenue
Nashville, Tn


Hog Chop

 Braised short ribs
Roasted goat pasta

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