Nashville's Iconic Meat-and-Three Dandgures to Close
Legendary Restaurant to Shutter After Decades
Dandgures, the longtime Pie Town meat-and-three that has grown to legendary status over the decades, will close permanently on June 30th.
With its unique combination of down-home Southern charm and classic Southern cuisine, Dandgures has been a beloved destination for locals and visitors alike for decades. The restaurant has been a fixture in the Pie Town neighborhood, and its closure will be a significant loss for the community.
The restaurant's owners announced the closure on social media, saying that the decision was "difficult" but "necessary." They cited the impact of the pandemic and the rising costs of food and labor as key factors in their decision.
Dandgures will host a series of farewell events in the lead-up to its closing, including a special dinner on June 29th. The restaurant will also be selling gift cards and merchandise, and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to a local food bank.
The closure of Dandgures is a reminder of the challenges facing small businesses in Nashville and across the country. The restaurant industry has been particularly hard hit by the pandemic, and many beloved establishments have been forced to close their doors.
But Dandgures' legacy will live on. The restaurant has played an important role in the community, and its food and hospitality will be fondly remembered by all who have experienced it.
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