A recent weekend in Nashville included stops at Biscuit Love, Ladybird Taco, Barista Parlor, Jeni’s and The Optimist. The trip also showcased how the Navy Federal Flagship Premier Visa Signature card rewards travel and dining purchases, according to the traveler who wrote about the visit.
The card earns 3 points per dollar on dining and 4 points per dollar on travel, including hotels, flights and ground transportation. It has a $95 annual fee and offers a $100 annual airline credit, as well as up to $120 toward Global Entry or TSA PreCheck once every four years.
The article also notes a limited-time welcome offer: new cardholders can earn 50,000 bonus points after spending $4,000 within the first 90 days of opening an account. The offer is listed as ending Jan. 3, 2027.
For the food crawl, the writer began at Biscuit Love with a Princess biscuit topped with fried Nashville hot chicken and pickles, alongside a seasonal Sunshine latte. Lunch was a brisket taco with chips and queso at Ladybird Taco, followed by an iced whiskey-caramel latte at Barista Parlor.
At Jeni’s, the writer ordered half scoops of Brambleberry Crisp and Pumpkin with Brown Sugar Blondies. Dinner at The Optimist included Alabama Blue Crab dip, oysters, a spicy kale salad, crumbed halibut and fries. The writer praised the meal and said they would return.
The traveler stayed at The Thompson Nashville in the Gulch, describing its location as convenient for reaching nearby dining and shopping spots on foot. The card’s travel rewards apply across a range of bookings, the article says, without requiring customers to use a particular airline, hotel brand or travel portal.
The article presents the card as an option for trips centered on food, emphasizing its points rates across dining and travel alongside the listed credits and welcome offer.
Sources: The Points Guy.