Check out Nashville eateries participating in Juneteenth615 Restaurant Week

Over 20 Black-owned restaurants and businesses will be offering specials or discounted menu items through the weekend following Juneteenth.

A lineup of thin crust pizzas, one topped with tomatoes, mozzarella, and basil.

Pick out a pizza + add a cinnamon roll to your Slim & Husky’s order. | Photo via Slim & Husky’s

Thursday, June 12, marks the start of Juneteenth615 Restaurant Week. Preview some of the sips, snacks, and specials available at 20+ participating businesses through Sunday, June 22.

  • Germantown Pub | $6.19 frozen Uncle Nearest and Coke
  • It’z A Philly Thing | 20% off all $25+ orders
  • Kernels Nashville Popcorn | $6.19 medium gourmet bags
  • Silver Sands Cafe | $18.65 regular meat and two sides
  • Slim + Husky’s Pizza | 20% off with promo code “Juneteenth”
  • The City Juicery | $6.19 lemonades
A bag of popcorn

Pop over to Kernels to try popcorn flavors such a butter, caramel, cheddar, and Nashville hot. | Photo via Kernals Nashville Popcorn

Other ways to commemorate Juneteenth in Nashville include Juneteeneth615’s annual event at Fort Negley Park with entertainment, vendors, fireworks, and a proclamation ceremony, as well as a community bike ride, a symphony performance, and Community Day at the National Museum of African American Music.

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