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Food scene
110 Old River Road, Ashland City, TN (615) 792-7358
Riverview Restaurant and Marina is known for the catfish. We only use the best, domestic catfish
- and we cook it to order. We butterfly & bread our shrimp by hand and make most of our food
from scratch in our own kitchen - right down to the tartar and cocktail sauce! Get the Banana
Pudding while it lasts – it’s just like Grandma used to make!
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Riverview Restaurant & Marina
110 Old River Rd110 Old River Road, Ashland City, TN (615) 792-7358
Riverview Restaurant and Marina is known for the catfish. We only use the best, domestic catfish
- and we cook it to order. We butterfly & bread our shrimp by hand and make most of our food
from scratch in our own kitchen - right down to the tartar and cocktail sauce! Get the Banana
Pudding while it lasts – it’s just like Grandma used to make!
288 Hutton Place, Ashland City, TN (615) 792-6800
We offer a wide variety of lunch and dinner options along with nightly drink specials. Happy hour is
from 2-6 Monday through Thursday and we offer dollar drafts. We also have entertainment during the
week including live music. 11:00 am – 10:00 pm
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Sidelines Grill
232 Hutton Pl288 Hutton Place, Ashland City, TN (615) 792-6800
We offer a wide variety of lunch and dinner options along with nightly drink specials. Happy hour is
from 2-6 Monday through Thursday and we offer dollar drafts. We also have entertainment during the
week including live music. 11:00 am – 10:00 pm
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2697 Wilma Rudolph Blvd , Clarksville, TN
Family-friendly chain serving American comfort food with a Texas twist, plus cocktails.
Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen
1385 Veterans Pkwy2697 Wilma Rudolph Blvd , Clarksville, TN
Family-friendly chain serving American comfort food with a Texas twist, plus cocktails.
2813 Wilma Rudolph Blvd, Clarksville, TN
Laid-back regional chain for burgers, steaks & other American staples, with a kids' menu & full bar.
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Rafferty's of Clarksville
2813 Wilma Rudolph Blvd2813 Wilma Rudolph Blvd, Clarksville, TN
Laid-back regional chain for burgers, steaks & other American staples, with a kids' menu & full bar.
Sightseeing
This destination is a popular spot to take a walk/run, for a close view of the Cumberland River or to
simply sit and admire the scenery. Stay active by using our bike rental station.
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McGregor Park & Cumberland Riverwalk
640 N Riverside DrThis destination is a popular spot to take a walk/run, for a close view of the Cumberland River or to
simply sit and admire the scenery. Stay active by using our bike rental station.
There is a visitor’s center and museum. To have a ranger guided tour of the cave you must make a
reservation ahead of time. They begin in May and run daily 9 am, 11 am, 1 pm and 3 pm. There are
also picnic tables and hiking trails.
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Dunbar Cave State Park
401 Old Dunbar Cave RdThere is a visitor’s center and museum. To have a ranger guided tour of the cave you must make a
reservation ahead of time. They begin in May and run daily 9 am, 11 am, 1 pm and 3 pm. There are
also picnic tables and hiking trails.
Explore the oldest single-family owned winery in the state of Tennessee by touring their estate and
tasting wines created with both local and regional fruit. Hours: M-Sat – 9-6, Sun – 12-5
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Beachaven Vineyards & Winery
1100 Dunlop LnExplore the oldest single-family owned winery in the state of Tennessee by touring their estate and
tasting wines created with both local and regional fruit. Hours: M-Sat – 9-6, Sun – 12-5
This park gives a good overview of Clarksville's role in the Civil War. One exhibit offers perspectives
of the war from first-hand accounts of those who lived it: Southern women, Union soldiers, former
slaves and others. Visitors can walk through the park and see remains of the earthworks that were built
over 155 years ago
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Fort Defiance Civil War Park & Interpretive Center
120 Duncan StThis park gives a good overview of Clarksville's role in the Civil War. One exhibit offers perspectives
of the war from first-hand accounts of those who lived it: Southern women, Union soldiers, former
slaves and others. Visitors can walk through the park and see remains of the earthworks that were built
over 155 years ago