Is Nashville open?

Yes, partially. The majority of businesses in Nashville are allowed to operate at 50% capacity while following social distancing, mask usage, and other select guidelines. As of June 29, 2020, masks are mandated (see official guidelines). Restaurants and bars must announce last call and service at 10:00pm. No one may enter after 10:00pm. 

The city of Nashville is following a four-phase plan. As of October 1, 2020, Nashville is in “Phase 3.” Phase 3 was extended on November 2, 2020. Phase 4 will not begin for at least 28 days after Phase 3 if conditions improve.

• Phase One (Started on May 11, 2020)
• Phase Two (Current Phase as of May 25, 2020)
• Phase Three (Current Phase of of Monday, June 22, 2020) 
• Modified Phase Two (Current Phase as of July 3, 2020)
• Phase 3 (Current Phase as of October 1, 2020 | Extended November 2, 2020) 
• Phase 4 (TBD—won’t go in effect until there has been a 28-day improvement from the reinstatement of Phase 3)

See Metro’s COVID-19 response for the latest details.

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MAIN RESTRICTIONS

• Masks must be worn at all times unless eating or drinking at a table 
• No patron entry after 10:00pm
• Last call for food and beverage at 10:00pm 
• Restaurants limited to 50% capacity 
• No more than 8 people at a table 
• No dance floors 

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DAVIDSON COUNTY COVID-19 STATISTICS

To see the latest statistics, see the Mayor’s daily metro COVID-19 press updates and the Davidson County COVID-19 Dashboard. Nashville’s Safer at Home Order started on March 15, 2020. 

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CURRENTLY OPEN

In-Person Events and Activities:

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Restaurant Dine-In Options:

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Popular Bar Options:

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Restaurant Delivery, To-Go, & Curbside Pickup Options:

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RESTAURANTS, BARS, & BREWERIES CURRENTLY OPEN IN SOME CAPACITY