NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Kid Rock has opened a seafood restaurant in the Capitol View neighborhood of downtown Nashville.
The Detroit Cowboy is located at 500 11th Ave North and its slogan is "Go where you're celebrated, not tolerated."
“The Detroit Cowboy isn’t just a restaurant—it’s a culinary ride like no other, where like-minded folks who love this country can dine in style. Whether you wear a bow tie, a bolo tie, or no tie—it’s all good. I re-designed this place to share some of my favorite milestones and personal artifacts—cool gifts and mementos from legends like Johnny Cash, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, Eminem, Bob Seger, and Motown—to name a few, plus a few wild stories of my own as well as nods to musical heroes like Aretha, Stevie and both Hanks of course! The Detroit Cowboy is the only place on earth where Detroit grit and Nashville swagger collide for the finest dining hangout. The Vicaris and Joe Muer know fine dining, I know how to hang pictures, create a vibe, and make things fun!… all while still holding two middle fingers up high for the haters!” “To put it simply, I am here to take the foo-foo out of fine dining," explained Kid Rock in a release.
The restaurant offers a Detroit meets Music City vibe along with a VIP private dining room, fine dining and iconic, Kid Rock inspired decor.
According to a release, the Detroit Cowboy is what happens when two Motor City OGs collide: Kid Rock, who got his start galvanizing Detroit’s hip-hop scene before growing a mullet and moving to Nashville, and Joe Vicari, who resuscitated the iconic Joe Muer Seafood in 2011 and decided, ‘You know what? Let’s bring it to Nashville and let Kid Rock put his stamp on it.’
“We’ve built our name on quality, consistency, and hospitality—and now, with Kid Rock, we’re expanding our footprint. Under the culinary brilliance of Chef Marino Bianchi, guests will experience a culinary journey that celebrates two great American cities.” — said Joe Vicari, owner of the Joe Vicari Restaurant Group, in a release.
The decor for the restaurant features Kid Rock’s personal memorabilia, stories from the road and gifts from musical legends— from Johnny Cash to Dolly Parton, Eminem to Bob Seger and even a few Motown heroes.
from WKRN News 2 https://ift.tt/bHyZPLc
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