The Loading Dock

05/06/2026

Meet the genius behind our spring drink menu and, specifically, the 🍌 Foster! Our own built all four drinks from scratch. As with a lot of our most popular items, they are developed by our staff!
THANKS MEG!

03/08/2026

*no harry dolls were bothered in the making of this video* 🩷

02/15/2026

02/15/2026

02/08/2026

IT'S SUPER BOWL SUNDAY!!!🇵🇷🇺🇸🏈Did you know they have football at the Bad Bunny concert?!

Ask us about our new drink, The Bunny Bowl! It's a caffeinated twist on a classic Puerto Rican drink, Coquito! Coconut cream spiced with nutmeg and cinnamon, topped with espresso and garnished with coconut flakes and a cinnamon stick!

***Available ONLY in-house, as a 12 or 16oz Iced drink While Supplies Last!

02/04/2026

🚨🚨HARRY STYLES SPOTTED AT THE LOADING DOCK PROMOTING OUR NEW APERTURE INSPIRED DRINK🚨🚨 THIS IS NOT A DRILL, COME GET IT WHILE SUPPLIES LAST‼️

02/03/2026

LIMITED TIME ONLY: Come try Dirty Disco Kiss, a drink inspired by Harry Styles’ “Aperture” 🪩 This dirty soda is Coke, Espresso, Blackberry and Simple syrup and Half and Half 🍇 Available only in a 16oz, this drink will open up your taste buds 📸😉 Available while supplies last!!

02/03/2026

In 1955 Jackson Brown opened up Club Baron at 2614 Jefferson Street, which remains the only standing nightclub from Jefferson Street’s era of Black-owned music establishments. The building (also a roller rink by day) hosted musical performances at night from the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Ray Charles, Fats Domino, Etta James, Muddy Waters, and more. One notable event at Club Baron occurred when local guitarist Johnny Jones defeated Jimi Hendrix in a guitar duel at the club 🎸

Pictured is Jimi Hendrix (left) with Billy Cox and Leonard Moses of the King Kasuals at the Del Morocco on Jefferson Street, and Club Baron.

Sources: “Walk a Mile: Jefferson Street” The Scene, “Jackson Hicks Brown” in “Profiles of African Americans in Tennessee” sourced by TSU, and Historical Nashville, Inc.

02/01/2026

Jackson Brown was a prominent businessman in North Nashville. He began his entrepreneurial career by opening Brown’s Pharmacy on Jefferson Street and soon grew his business into Brown’s Hotel, which contained Brown’s Pharmacy on one storefront corner, and Brown’s Dinner Club on another.

Jackson Brown provided both glamorous accommodations and vibrant community for Black community members and musicians. Watch out for a post tomorrow detailing his most significant venture on Jefferson Street 🎷