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50's and Fiddles

Bedford County Dining Includes Upscale Restaurants, Casual Cafes and Homegrown Foods

Bedford County's restaurants run the gamut from upscale dining to casual‚ down-home cafés. Combined with a variety of homegrown products, the food scene here adds up to rich local flavor.  Favorite Local RestaurantsDelicious dining spots may be found in Shelbyville, Wartrace, Bell Buckle and virtually all parts in between throughout Bedford County, leaving hungry diners only to decide their preferred fare and environment. Cortner Mill, located on a 300-acre farm in Normandy near... Read More »
MoonPie

Celebrate Southern Favorites at the RC and Moon Pie Festival in Bell Buckle

RC and Moon Pie FestivalFor a quirky festival at its finest check out the RC and Moon Pie Festival in nearby Bell Buckle, TN. Thrown in honor of two of the South's claim to foodie fame – RC Cola and Moon Pie – the festival offers a day full of country and bluegrass music, a parade, clog dancers, Moonpie games, and crafts. Don't Miss: Synchronized wading, a unique Moonpie event What's Served: RC and Moonpies What to Bring: A koozie to keep your RC cold  Read More »

Tri-Star Vineyards & Winery Makes Tennessee Wines Outside Shelbyville

Just outside of Shelbyville is Bedford County's only winery: Tri-Star Vineyards & Winery on Scales Road‚ seven miles north off U.S. 41A. About 2‚000 guests – some from as far as Australia and South Africa – tour the five-acre winery each year and watch as grapes from 2‚200 vines are made into Tennessee wine ranging from dry to sweet and from white to deep reds. The winery also makes fruit and berry wines‚ including blackberry‚ apple‚ strawberry‚ plum and cherry. Tri-Star sells its products... Read More »