Cocktail bar pH now open in Wedgewood-Houston in Nashville
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Cocktail bar and restaurant pH opened Oct. 1 in Wedgewood-Houston at 1249 Martin St., Nashville. pH is located inside the 1260 Martin building at The Finery and serves a variety of drinks and small plates. 615-525-7417. www.phnashville.com
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