Top 4 food & drink things to do in Franklin

1. Custom half-day private tour of Nashville

Four-hour private tour with flexible stops across Nashville, including famous honky-tonks and diverse eateries.

2. Brunch food tour at The Factory in Franklin

Two and a half hours, walking tour — five food stops, including brunch and dessert at The Factory, a historic site with shops and galleries.

“Rebekka provided us with insightful information, and the food was excellent. Our group was very friendly, and we gained a lot of knowledge about Franklin. It's a stunning location. Thank you!”— Lisa_N

3. Four-hour Can-Am ride to Hampshire wineries from Franklin

Four hours on backcountry dirt roads, visiting Amber Falls and Keg Springs wineries with tastings included.

“The winery tour was enjoyable at the start, and Patrick was fantastic. The staff were all great too. However, the presence of another group diminished our experience. Patrick managed the situation well, as it was not his fault or the business's. We visited Amber Falls and Keg Springs wineries.”— kkmckendree

4. Jack Daniels distillery tour with shopping and barbecue

Half-day tour to the Jack Daniels Distillery, Lynchburg square shops, and lunch at Miss Mary Bobo's Restaurant, plus a whiskey tasting session.

“My wife and I decided to take this tour after our initial one was cancelled. Although it was more expensive than our first choice, the website looked appealing. We really enjoyed our driver Diane, who was fun, friendly, and went out of her way to bring a birthday cake for my wife. However, I was expecting a coach bus based on the website photos, but we received a mini-van instead. While the vehicle was clean and comfortable, it was not what we anticipated. Additionally, we assumed the Jack Daniels tour ticket would be included, as the site mentioned escorting to the check-in counter for the tour. For the cost of $350.00, I was taken aback that we were only provided livery service and had to cover all other expenses. I suggest the company clearly indicate that no additional services or tickets are part of the package and that vehicle changes may occur without notice. I checked directly with Uber, and it would have cost about $100 each way. The three-star rating doesn't reflect on Diane, who deserves five stars for her exceptional service. The rating pertains to the value compared to the advertised offerings; it feels misleading to label it a tour without included services. I recommend renaming it a livery service rather than "Jack Daniels Smooth Distillery Tours, Shopping and Barbecue."”— Willaim_D