JamBox Sandwich Shop Opens in Franklin

photo by Donna Vissman

A new sandwich shop has opened in Franklin.

JamBox opened its second middle Tennessee location in Franklin at 1311 Murfreesboro Road. On Saturday, April 12th they held a grand opening celebration where diners received a free cookie with a sandwich purchase, and on Sunday you received free ice cream with purchase.

JamBox first announced the opening of the second location on social media in March,  stating, “We have a big announcement to make -We are opening up JamBox #2 in Franklin.”

The sandwich shop opened its first location in 2024 in the Wedgewood Houston neighborhood. JamBox Sandwich Shop is a new concept created by restaurateurs Shane Nasby and Tyler Lechtanski, the duo behind Cledis Burgers & Beer Garden. At the Nashville location, it operates inside the Fait la Force brewery; the Frankliin concept is their first standalone shop.

On the curated menu, you will find a selection of sandwiches featuring their savory or signature jam named after popular ’80s and ’90s songs. You will find Purple Rain, a chicken salad sandwich with white American cheese, bacon, lettuce, tomato, pecans, and grape jam to the All Eyes on Cheese, featuring pimento cheese, lettuce, tomato, Doritios, and apple butter jam.

The Franklin location is open seven days a week from 11 am – 8 pm.

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1 COMMENT

  1. Nice! I hope they have a good sandwiches in this new place!

    My predicts of New Restaurants in Franklin, TN are

    Applebee’s in The Factory of Franklin
    IHOP will occupied the former Backyard Burgers
    Benihana will occupied the former Piers 1 Impact
    The Melting Pot will occupied the former Party Fowl in CoolSprings Galleria
    Jack in the Box will occupied the former Captain D’s
    Pizza Hut will occupied the former Old Chicago Pizza Restaurant
    Papa John’s Pizza will Permanently closed in Mallory Ln in favor of Great American Cookies and Marble Slab Creamery
    And last but not least Denny’s in Brentwood, TN

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