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Clarksvillepartnership.Com 25 Jefferson Street, Suite 300 • Clarksville, TN 800-530-2487 • 931-647-2331 • Cal@Clarksville.Tn.Us Experience Shopping A REGIONAL LOOK AT CLARKSVILLE- MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TENNESSEE clarksvillepartnership.com 25 Jefferson Street, Suite 300 • Clarksville, TN 800-530-2487 • 931-647-2331 • [email protected] ExpEriENCE ShoppiNg Clarksville is home To An Array of Locally owned Specialty Stores As Well As Multiple Nationally recognized Favorites. BiNk’S ouTFiTTErS Bink’s Outfitters is Middle Tennessee’s premier outdoors store, with locations in Clarksville, Nashville, Franklin & Murfreesboro, Tennessee. binksoutfitters.com BriggS MEN’S CLoThiNg STorE For 41 years, Briggs Clothiers has been Clarksville’s premier men’s clothing store. Briggs Men’s Clothing Store carries prestigious name brand suits, jackets, ties, sport coats, vests, walking shorts, golf shirts, belts and a wide variety of dress pants. briggsclothier.com CouTurE CruSh Couture Crush is an upscale women’s fashion boutique that carries unique designer clothing from a variety of labels, as well as home decor, books, local art and stationary. thecouturecrush.com CouTurE CruSh FLoWEr LiLy A truly one-of-a-kind boutique with the little ones in mind, Flower Lily offers clothing and accessories for boys and girls. Find us on Facebook MiLdrEd ANd MABLE’S A unique and fun gift boutique offering something special for every occasion. Custom monogramming and gifts available for babies, birthdays, weddings and more. Visit their full-service salon, Isabella-Sophia, or Horsefeathers for painting and pottery studio. Find us on Facebook MiSS LuCiLLE’S MArkETpLACE Miss Lucille’s is an eclectic antiques marketplace located off of Exit 11. Home to over 52,000 SF of vendor booth spaces and quality consignment furniture. They offer a wide variety of merchandise ranging from rare antiques, shabby chic, handmade, vintage and skilled craftsmen. misslucillesmarketplace.com rogate’S BouTiquE Rogate’s Boutique is a fine ladies clothing and accessories store in Historic Downtown Clarksville. rogatesboutique.blogspot.com MiSS LuCiLLE’S MArkETpLACE 1 ShoppiNg CoNTiNuEd... SWEET MEMoriES Take a walk down memory lane in this local candy and ice cream shop. Located in the middle of downtown, Sweet Memories has several types of bulk candy and gifts available for purchase. Find us on Facebook ThE ruNNErS huB The Runners Hub is a locally owned and operated specialty running shoe and apparel store that services Clarksville and the surrounding area. The store specializes in gait analysis to ensure their customers are fit in the shoe that best accommodates their unique body mechanics. clarksvillerunnershub.com ThE TrAdiNg poST rogATE’S BouTiquE The Trading Post is a multipurpose venue focusing on all things hand crafted, locally grown or made. Vendors have stocked The Trading Post with so many pretty trinkets, treasures and locally grown, organic produce, meats and baked goods. clarksvilletradingpost.com govErNor’S SquArE MALL Experience it all at the Governor’s Square Mall Complex with more stores and restaurants than you can shop in just one visit. With great shoes, clothing, accessories, toys, electronics, and more, the Governor’s Square Mall Complex has something for every member of the family. governorssquare.net govErNor’S SquArE MALL doWNToWN ShoppiNg 2 ExpEriENCE diNiNg Clarksville is home To An Assortment of Locally owned And operated dining Establishments As Well As Multiple Nationally known Chains. BLACkhorSE puB & BrEWEry The Blackhorse has something for everyone, from delicious pizza, pastas and salads to in-house brews. Enjoy a cocktail and the signature beer cheese dip at this Downtown Clarksville original. theblackhorsepub.net CANyoN roAd gASTropuB Canyon Road offers featured pairings of food and beer. Menu items will change with the seasons to keep the freshest flavors alive with each meal. canyonroadgastropub.com CatfiSh houSE Nestled on the banks of the Cumberland River, The Catfish House provides a secluded and relaxing dining experience like no other in Clarksville. Local favorites from the mouth-watering fried catfish to burgers and fettuccini alfredo, the Catfish House has become a local family favorite. thinkcatfish.com CLoud 9 Cloud 9 offers a varied menu with appetizers, wraps and salads. Known for their extensive wine, martini and mixed drink list, Cloud 9 is a local hotspot for date nights and girl’s nights out. cloud9clarksville.com CuMBErLANd griLLE Favorite dishes such as fried catfish, salmon and sirloin steak make up the delightful menu. Delicious chef prepared meals are served in a comfortable down-home atmosphere. cumberlandgrille.com dukE’S diNEr No matter if you are in the mood for Pad Thai or a burger, Duke’s Diner has you covered. Half the menu is traditional American Fare and the other half is made up of exotic Thai dishes sure to please your pallet. A local, downtown favorite for lunch and dinner. Edward’S STEAkhouSE Located in the heart of Downtown, Edward’s is known for their hand cut, chef prepared steaks, delicious sides and great atmosphere. This Clarksville staple has been rated Best of Clarksville multiple times and offers dinner and theater deals in collaboration with the Roxy Regional Theatre. edwardssteakhouse.net EdWArd’S STEAkhouSE ExCELL BAr-B-q Don’t blink or you might miss it! Excell Bar-B-Q, located inside a local gas station, is as real as it gets for smoked ribs, chicken and pork. Locally known and loved, the food is first come first serve and when they run out, the day is done. Once there, be sure to also get some home-made pie and famous sweet tea to wash it all down. FuJiyAMA A local favorite for fresh sushi, sit at the bar or relax at a booth. Fujiyama also offers a full menu with hibachi items and a full drink menu. fujiyama931.com hANANoki JApANESE STEAkhouSE A great restaurant for groups or just the two of you, Hananoki offers a Japanese hibachi dining experience. Enjoy watching as the chef prepares your meal; in front of you or order off the sushi menu, everyone in your party is sure to be pleased. hananokijapanesesteakhouse.com JohNNy’S BurgErS & pizzA Johnny’s is a local burger joint that has been feeding Clarksville fresh burgers, fries and pizza since 1965. A favorite among the downtown business people and Austin Peay students alike. 3 diNiNg CoNTiNuEd... kohANA JApANESE RestaurANT A local favorite for fresh sushi, sit at the bar or relax at a booth. Kohana also offers a full menu with hibachi items and a full drink menu. kohanagroup.com LoviN’ SpooNFuL CAFé Located in downtown Clarksville, just blocks from Austin Peay State University, Lovin’ Spoonful is a blast from the past dining experience! While dining on their homespun version of Frito Pie, Cowboy Caviar or Grit Cakes, patrons can enjoy the eclectic mix of art and decorations. lovinspoonfulcafe.com MiSS LuCiLLE’S CAFé From sandwiches to pasta and even home made meatloaf, Miss Lucille’s Cafe has it all. Be sure to try one of the Chef prepared pastries after a busy day shopping at Miss Lucille’s Marketplace. misslucillesmarketplace.com MoSS’ SouThErN CookiNg Stop by Moss’ Southern Cooking for down home meals without the fuss. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Moss’ has become a favorite for the traditional meat and three plate, as well as their made to order omelets and biscuits and gravy. mosssoutherncooking.com MiSS LuCiLLE’S CAFE NErdy Birdy BAkEry A new kind of bakery located in Clarksville that serves over 26 flavors of cookies, bars, cupcakes and celebration cakes. What makes them so special is that all their treats are free of gluten, grain, refined sugar, soy, peanuts and artificial ingredients . facebook.com/nerdybirdycookies/info o’CoNNor’S iriSh puB & griLL True to its name, O’Connor’s mixes a fun, laid back pub atmosphere with some great bar food. With the feel of the local corner bar, O’Connor’s is an excellent place to grab a drink, listen to a band and enjoy some great wings, burgers, appetizers or even their specialty, the Guiness Beef Stew. oconnorsfun.com Pat’S CAFE Whether you have a craving for catfish, BBQ or even some home made gumbo, Pat’s Café has you covered. With daily specials that change, Pat’s is the perfect place to get your soul food fix. rudy’S diNEr A great local diner with reasonable prices, Rudy’s serves breakfast and lunch. If it’s down home, Southern cuisine in a friendly atmosphere you are looking for, then be sure to try Rudy’s. SAM’S grEEk CAFé Enjoy real, freshly made lamb gyros and fresh, hot French fries. If you still have room, be sure to try a piece of flakey, warm baklava. Huge portions and good prices make this Greek place a local favorite. SECTioN 125 The newest addition to Downtown Clarksville’s Franklin Street, Section 125 is the quintessential sports bar. From great food and drinks to flat screens on the wall, this is the perfect place to catch your favorite team, some live music or just drink a beer. SiLkE’S oLd WorLd BrEAdS Where the tradition of hand shaped, made from scratch breads, pastries and freshly prepared food is still alive. Silke’s is where you can immerse yourself into the smell, taste and feel of old Europe right here in Clarksville. They also have a full variety of vegetarian and vegan dishes available. silkesoldworldbreads.com SiLkE’S oLd WorLd BrEAdS 4 diNiNg CoNTiNuEd... TANdoor iNdiAN BiSTro Authentic Indian cuisine comes alive at Tandoor Indian Bistro. From traditional curry and masala dishes to chef inspired appetizers, the taste for the exotic can be found. tandoorclarksville.com TArBooSh Mediterranean at its finest can be ordered up at Tarboosh. Stuffed grape leaves, gyros, falafel and a range of vegetarian dishes are available on the menu. At night, the restaurant turns into a hookah lounge and can be found full of young professionals and Austin Peay students alike.
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