Today, July 16, is National Ice Cream Day. In 1984, Ronald Reagan declared July as National Ice Cream Month and established National Ice Cream Day as the third Sunday of July.
In celebration of this special day, we’ve put together a list of local ice cream shops to grab a scoop today.
Hattie Jane’s
photo from Hattie Jane’s
16 Public Square, Columbia
116 N Church Street, Murfreesboro
Assembly Food Hall, 5055 Broadway, Nashville
On July 16, HattieJane’s will celebrate National Ice Cream Day by giving away exclusive swag bags to the first 20 customers at the Murfreesboro, Columbia and Nashville scoop shops. Additionally, all guests can enjoy free ice cream toppings on their scoops at each location.
Jeni’s Ice Cream
photo courtesy of Jeni’s Ice Cream
1892 Eastland Avenue, Nashville
2312 12th Avenue South, Nashville
900 Rosa L. Parks Boulevard, Nashville
1819 21st Avenue South, Nashville
211 Franklin Road, Brentwood
4021 Aspen Grove Drive, Franklin
5054 Broadway Place, Nashville
4900 Centennial Boulevard, Nashville
They build ice creams completely from scratch using a unique recipe honed and perfected over more than 20 years by founder, Jeni Britton. Their ice creams have a uniquely smooth texture and buttercream body, with bright flavor and clean finish. They also offer vegan options as well.
Sweet Haven
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1015 Westhaven Boulevard, Franklin
214 East Main Street, Franklin
The family owned scoop shop served soft serve yogurt and ice cream. There’s even an themed sprinkle bar.
Franklin Milkshake Bar
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230 Franklin Road, Franklin (Inside Fork of the South)
At the Factory in Franklin, Fork of the South offers a little bit of everything you might need including something to hit the sweet spot. Find a selection of ice cream, milkshakes, and sundaes.
Kokos Ice Cream
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3 City Avenue, Nashville
206 Depot Street, Columbia only on Friday and Saturday
This local spot serves only vegan ice cream. Their recipe uses a base of coconut milk for those who are allergic to dairy or trying to avoid dairy.
Bobbie’s Dairy Dip
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5301 Charlotte Avenue, Nashville
Serving some of the best soft serve around since 1951, it is an institution of a place but it’s only available from March until October. Walk up to the window and order some of the best ice cream around.
Elliston Place Soda Shop
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2105 Elliston Place, Nashville
A longstanding restaurant in Nashville, over 80 years to be exact, it has the retro soda shop feel. Sit down and try a banana spilt, hot fudge sundae or a milkshake.
Katie’s Ice Cream
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106 Church Street, Dickson
Recently featured on Tennessee Crossroads, the local shop is named after the family’s daughter Katie. All ice cream is made in shop. There’s even an ice cream vending machine outside the shop in case you get there when it’s not open.
Sweet T’s Gelato
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4514 Highway 70, White Bluff
Owned by the Chandler family, you will find a selection of ice cream sandwiches, popsicles, ice cream cakes, and of course scoops of gelato.
Crave Ice Cream
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300 Indian Lake Boulevard, Hendersonville
Locally-owned, this place offers rolled ice cream with loads of toppings. It’s located in the Streets of Indian Lake shopping complex.
TPAC (Tennessee Performing Arts) is located in downtown Nashville close to the Capital Building.
Nashville is a major market for Broadway touring productions that stop at TPAC along with special engagements of musical guests and other performances.
TPAC is located at 505 Deaderick St, Nashville, TN 37243. If you are looking to grab a bite before a show, here are a few places to try.
The Library
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623 Union Street, Nashville
The Library is located inside the Sheraton Grand Nashville right off of the lobby. It offers a limited menu of sandwiches and salads for a quick dinner. After the show, you can stop by the Sheraton and visit the 28th floor Skye lounge for a drink of try one of the snacks offered like Nashville caramel popcorn or bbq short rib flatbread.
Deacon’s New South
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Today, July 16, is National Ice Cream Day. In 1984, Ronald Reagan declared July as National Ice Cream Month and established National Ice Cream Day as the third Sunday of July.
In celebration of this special day, we’ve put together a list of local ice cream shops to grab a scoop today.
Photo by Donna Vissman[/caption]
Photo by Donna Vissman[/caption]
230 Franklin Road, Franklin (Inside Fork of the South)
At the Factory in Franklin, Fork of the South offers a little bit of everything you might need including something to hit the sweet spot. Find a selection of ice cream, milkshakes, and sundaes.
Photo from Kokos Ice Cream[/caption]
Photo from Bobbie’s Dairy Dip[/caption]
5301 Charlotte Avenue, Nashville
Serving some of the best soft serve around since 1951, it is an institution of a place but it’s only available from March until October. Walk up to the window and order some of the best ice cream around.
Photo by Donna Vissman[/caption]
2105 Elliston Place, Nashville
A longstanding restaurant in Nashville, over 80 years to be exact, it has the retro soda shop feel. Sit down and try a banana spilt, hot fudge sundae or a milkshake.
Photo from Katie’s Ice Cream[/caption]
106 Church Street, Dickson
Recently featured on Tennessee Crossroads, the local shop is named after the family’s daughter Katie. All ice cream is made in shop. There’s even an ice cream vending machine outside the shop in case you get there when it’s not open.
Photo from Sweet T’s Gelato[/caption]
4514 Highway 70, White Bluff
Owned by the Chandler family, you will find a selection of ice cream sandwiches, popsicles, ice cream cakes, and of course scoops of gelato.
Photo from Crave[/caption]
300 Indian Lake Boulevard, Hendersonville
Locally-owned, this place offers rolled ice cream with loads of toppings. It’s located in the Streets of Indian Lake shopping complex.
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307 W Main Street, Lebanon
This local spot has rave reviews from those who stop by to grab a scoop. It is a cash only shop.
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