Consisting of six unique Dining & Nightlife offerings, Dream Nashville provides a selection of distinctive experiences rooted in the rich and colorful history of Nashville and Printer’s Alley. Dream Dining & Nightlife perfectly complements Nashville’s burgeoning scene with an approach that bridges culture, design, and music into the immersive sensory approach that collectively create Dream’s DNA.
Eater Nashville confirms, "It doesn't get much prettier than the new Dream Hotel on 4th" Imaginative yet focused, Stateside Kitchen showcases seasonal cuisine in an intelligent setting. The brasserie-style restaurant focuses on fresh flavors and locally sourced ingredients to comprise a menu for all palettes. Housed under a Gehry-esque glass atrium designed by famed Nashville-born interior design firm Meyer Davis Studio, the art of dining comes alive.
Monday-Thursday 11am-9pm
Friday - Saturday 10am-10pm
Sunday 10am-9pm
Reservations: 615.622.0500
Marking the group’s second outpost, Natura Nashville is a casual cafe concept with indoor and outdoor dining. The vegetable-forward, California cuisine-inspired menu centers around seasonal snacks, hearty salads and clean plates using only the freshest ingredients wholly sourced from local purveyors. Natura has caffeinated cravings covered with a signature custom blend created exclusively by La Colombe Coffee Roasters and an Oatmilk Latte on tap.
Open Daily at 7am.
An aperitif to Stateside Kitchen and among Eater Nashville's top cocktail dens, Parlour Bar boasts innovative cocktail classics in a sophisticated yet approachable atmosphere. Whether stopping by for a sip to start the evening or a closing night cap, immerse yourself in the history and legacy of the former living room of the original Utopia Hotel, Nashville’s first boutique property dating back to the early 1900s. Our one-of-a-kind beverage program includes a Smoked Peach Old Fashioned and custom barrels of Woodford Reserve and Patrón.
Due to the rapidly changing environment surrounding COVID-19 and to adhere to city, state, and federal CDC guidelines for mitigating the spread of coronavirus, we made the decision to temporarily close Parlour Bar for the good of our employees, guests and community.
