IN THE GULCH, a shiny young Nashville neighborhood, a $1-billion-dollar master plan is slowly, steadily turning what was once an industrial wasteland between two interstates into a place non-vagrants would actually want to spend a day. If you’re on foot the Gulch is easily walkable—though also strewn with scooters from a dockless sharing program. Start at the stairs adjacent to the modern rusted-steel facade of the Gulch Crossing building on Demonbreun Street. You’ll descend into the ravine from which the 62-acre (and growing) area gets its name and join the throngs for a southern breakfast at Biscuit Love.
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