Holler and Dash is a fast-casual spin on the famous Cracker Barrel Old Country Store. Featuring local artisans like Olive and Sinclair and Frothy Monkey, Holler and Dash pays tribute to southern living with a biscuit inspired menu. All of the menu items have been crafted and curated by Jason McConnell, Chef de Cuisine, and Brandon Frohne, Director of Culinary. They have done a tremendous job leveraging their southern roots, experience, and creativity to craft a menu that pays tribute to the quintessential southern staple, the biscuit.
Holler and Dash
203 Franklin Road Suite 120, Brentwood, Tennessee
https://holleranddash.com/menu/
Warning: Don’t read this on an empty stomach!
Staying true to my southern roots, I opted for the Chicken.Set.Go. After all, it had all of my favorite food groups. This biscuit was served with fried chicken and topped with pimento cheese, jalapenos and drizzled with the slightest bit of sorghum. The sweet and savory combo was a major win for me, and I loved how the flavors were layered. Can we talk about the pickled okra on the side? I could eat it by the jar. I loved adding it to each bite of my biscuit.
Luckily, I have friends who are kind enough to share, so I had a chance to sample several of the signature biscuits. Finding out that the Kickback Chicken was a staff favorite, we knew that one of us would have to order it. This biscuit was served with fried chicken and covered with goat cheese, green onion and sweet pepper jelly which gave it the perfect kick!
If you want to stick to those New Year Resolutions, I recommend ordering the Flying Frittata made with egg whites, roasted veggie frittata, kale, herbed Greek yogurt and to kick it up a notch, a dash of hot sauce. Watching your calories? You can order any of the signature biscuits with only half of a biscuit, or you can choose to have them served over a bed of kale. How yummy does this look!?
Last but not least, let’s hit the sweet spot, shall we? Smothered with Nutella and raspberry jam, was The Jam. What a flavor combo! And of course you have to have a little savory to go with the sweet, so what better than a Tot Bowl to the rescue. Melted cheddar cheese, green onion, and bacon covered each nook and cranny of the tater tots. To top it off? What about a little bit of the Hollerback sauce. Perfection!
Holler and Dash have four locations, and Nashville was fortunate enough to get the first expansion outside of Alabama. They are open daily from 7:00am-2:00 pm. Swing by and check it out! You can thank me later! 🙂
