The Inside Scoop on L&L Market: What's Open & What's Coming

The long-awaited opening of L&L Market, located at 3814 Charlotte Ave., is finally (mostly) here. Over the past weeks and months, shops, restaurants, and businesses have slowly been opening their doors and welcoming visitors inside. The former women’s pantyhose factory has received a makeover, and owner Tamay Ozari has signed on some excited tenants who are ready to share their services, food, products and more with West Nashville residents and guests.

For a taste of what L&L has to offer, here’s a sample itinerary you might enjoy: Start your Saturday with a CycleBar class (at 9:15 a.m. with this SBer as your instructor if you’re so inclined!), and then spend a leisurely morning strolling in and out of the many businesses that have already opened. Browse the unique and dazzling furnishings at Daphne, take an Instagram story boomerang in the beautiful Living with Landyn store, talk all things skincare with the team at S+Kin NASH, and leave with some popcorn from Marigold.

In the days and weeks to come, expect more openings — including restaurants, a yoga studio, a brewery and more. For now, here’s the scoop on all that L&L Market has to offer.

Alchemist Salon

Suite 110 • (615) 440-0004
Hours: Tuesday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Alchemist Salon brings all things hair, plants and books to L&L. The handsome space is flooded with light and warmth, providing a unique atmosphere for a hair appointment. They offer cuts, colors, blowouts and treatments, as well as kids’ cuts, and the serene atmosphere invites guests to stay awhile. Owner and stylist Mark Massa says of the salon’s clients, “They’ll leave with great hair, some great book club advice, and maybe a tip or two to help with caring for their houseplants.”

Alchemist Salon is filled with plants and books — truly more than just a salon! Image: Alchemist Salon

CycleBar West Nash

Suite 111 • (615) 727-8888
See the schedule here.

The second of CycleBar’s three Nashville locations, CycleBar West Nash was the first of L&L Market’s tenants to open its doors. The premium indoor cycling studio offers a low-impact/high-intensity workout in its dark CycleTheater. The music drives the ride led by the CycleBar-certified CycleStars. A dark room and loud music offer a 45-minute escape, allowing riders of all experience levels to workout in a motivating, positive atmosphere. CycleBar offers complimentary shoes for each ride, filtered water, fresh fruit, lockers with coded keypads, hair ties, wet clothing bags and other toiletries as well as showers for post-class use.

CycleBar West Nash offers locals their first ride for $10 (usually $26) and an unlimited month of rides for $99.

S+Kin NASH

Suite 116 • (615) 270-3050
Hours: Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

S+Kin NASH is a holistic skincare studio with a mission to give beauty and self-care a new look. Sara and Katie (hence, S+Kin) dreamed of opening a one-of-a-kind clean beauty spa from the moment they met, and today, we have S+Kin NASH. The dreamy space offers services including facials, brows and lashes, makeup and sugaring as well as other skincare treatments. Stop in to create a curated experience with these two lovely ladies.

For all things clean beauty, stop into S+Kin NASH. Image: S+Kin NASH

City Lash & Beauty

Suite 117 • (615) 293-7370
By appointment.

Offering lash extensions, lifts, tinting and so much more, City Lash & Beauty brings long eyelashes to the marketplace. The extensively trained artists can work with you to find the best option for your most lavish lashes. Additionally, they offer beauty and skincare services like dermaplaning, oxygen facials, peels and other treatments. Their chic space and friendly staff lend an approachable feel.

City Lash & Beauty — for lashes and more! Image: Facebook

For some before and after lash makeovers, see their Instagram here.

Daphne

Suite 118 • (615) 942-5583
Hours: Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Quirky, pretty, home. The three qualifying words on Daphne’s sign describe the store as accurately as any three could. Owner Will Joyce thoughtfully fills his shop with a unique selection of furniture, artwork and accessories that feel special and look beautiful. His intentional selection and passionate demeanor give his place in L&L Market a come and stay awhile feel.

Take a peek at just a few of the pretty things you’ll find at Daphne. Image: Daphne

Masaya & Co.

Suite 119 • (629) 702-2093
Hours: Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

What began as a project to reforest Nicaragua in 2008 has morphed into a sustainable furniture business called Masaya & Co. that values wood as a renewable resource. The company replaces the resources taken by other big businesses and harvesters and sustains the resources they need to make their products. The furniture they sell is all handmade by local artisans from Masaya, Managua, Nagarote and La Paz Centro, and for every piece they sell, they plant 100 trees. Their unique business model, admirable mission and beautiful mid-century furniture all warrant a visit to their sunny shop. Stop in and learn more about what they do!

Masaya & Co.’s mission makes it even easier to shop their beautiful selection. Image: Masaya & Co.

Savory Spice

Suite 121 • (615) 730-8798
Hours: Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Savory Spice opens its second Tennessee location in L&L Market, offering an expansive variety of small-batch, hand-crafted spices and seasonings. These special flavors take dishes to the next level. The smell alone entices you inside, and the rows and rows of products will spark new ideas for the kitchen. SB TIP: Try their famous seven onion or horseradish dill dip mixes. YUM!

Savory Spice just celebrated its grand opening on October 19. Image: Savory Spice

Marigold Popcorn

Suite 123

Popcorn lovers, rejoice! Marigold Popcorn has about every flavor you could imagine … and then some. The gourmet popcorn shop is lined with inventive combinations — from buffalo bleu to dill to monster mash to caramel and more! The popcorn is wrapped in small cellophane bags or packaged in giant tins. They make adorable, edible gifts and satisfying snacks. And every L&L Market tenant is grateful for the yummy smell they bring to the building!

Those shelves call for a giant taste test. Image: Marigold Popcorn

Living with Landyn

Suite 124
Hours: Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sunday, noon to 5 p.m.

Nashville’s Landyn Hutchinson brings her blog to life in her new retail outpost, Living with Landyn. A collection of “all the things” she really loves, the monochrome shop is a light and bright Instagram-dream. It is a true lifestyle store with everything from birthday cards and clothes to wine glasses and home decor.

The store is perfectly merchandised — a beautiful place to browse and shop! Image: @shoplivingwithlandyn

Made in TN

Suite 127 • (615) 419-7761
Hours: Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sunday, noon to 5 p.m.

A one-stop-shop for all things Tennessee, Made in TN is a gift shop where you’ll find a selection of Tennessee-designed and -produced products. Pick up an Olive & Sinclair chocolate bar, the Nashville Jam Co.‘s Peach Habañero Jam or Beaverdam Creek Mill white grits for your foodie friend, or a Paddywax candle and a True South puzzle for a hostess gift. Made in TN sources the best local items and brings them into one convenient space!

We love our state, and we love supporting its makers! Image: Made in TN

Amelia’s Flowers

Suite 130
Hours: Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Our favorite flower truck finds its second permanent space in L&L Market. Amelia’s Flowers sits in the center of the marketplace, inviting guests to stop in and, literally, smell the flowers. The space is stocked with all of the florals you’d expect with the welcomed addition of giftables like aprons, floral shears, candles and coffee. The shop will host floral arranging classes, wreath building workshops and more!

We know that Mattie of Amelia’s Flowers has a keen eye for pretty things, so we’re excited about the opportunity to shop her favorite products in the shop. Image: Amelia’s Flowers

Gracie’s Milkshake Bar

Suite 140
Hours: Monday through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Sunday, 3 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Perhaps the most Instagrammable of offerings in the marketplace, Gracie’s Milkshake Bar serves colorful, mouth-watering pieces of art … that just so happen to be edible. From the rainbow sprinkle-coated Unicorn to a classic Cookie Monster, the flavors are as inventive and detailed as you’d imagine. The best part of it all? Gracie’s Milkshake Bar doesn’t just serve shakes … they also serve French fries. The dream combo! Grab a seat at the bar to satisfy any and all sweet and salty cravings.

How can you go wrong with a Cookie Monster? Image: Gracie’s Milkshake Bar

Imago Dei

Suite 142
Hours: Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Imago Dei opened just this week, the second location for this Franklin-based boutique. The thoughtful lifestyle store is stocked with clothing, jewelry, shoes and gifts, and their mission is for visitors to leave uplifted and encouraged each time they walk through the doors. The name of the store, Imago Dei, means “image of God,” and the store has a spiritual message woven throughout. Wander in for a breath of fresh air and chat with the delightful team.

The doors to Imago Dei’s stunning space just opened this week. Image: Imago Dei

New tenants will be opening in the near future, so we’ll be updating this article as L&L Market continues to grow. In the meantime, check out the exciting list of those still to come …

Coming soon to L&L Market: