Plans are underway for a new restaurant in Kingston Springs, Tennessee, as country musician Jake Owen partners with local residents Courtney and Wesley Haines. The proposed establishment will be located at 417 North Main St. and aims to serve as a neighborhood gathering spot featuring a menu of burgers, sandwiches, and shakes, accompanied by live music.
According to documents submitted to the Kingston Springs Planning Commission, the restaurant will include shaded outdoor seating, an outdoor stage for performances, an indoor dining area, and a dedicated bar. Plans also suggest the possibility of incorporating an ice cream shop within the venue.
Courtney Haines confirmed the restaurant’s plans in a recent interview with What Now Nashville. She mentioned that the team is collaborating with local chef Hal Holden-Bache, co-owner of Lockeland Table, to refine the culinary offerings.
The development is currently in its early stages, with construction yet to commence. The timeline for opening remains uncertain, as the project continues to move through the planning phase.
As Kingston Springs looks ahead, the community anticipates the addition of this new dining establishment, which promises to enhance the local culinary landscape and foster a vibrant social atmosphere.
