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 Gourmet Bagels and More... |
422 21st Ave (at Scarritt Place) Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 327 0055 http://www.alpinebagels.com/ |
This is a fun place to eat breakfast or lunch. Portraits of great artists like Van Gough and rock musician Jerry Garcia hang on the walls. Top your bagel with roast beef, ham, bacon and tomato spread and you have a "Hoss Cartwright." It's just one of the signature bagels offered here. The most popular offering is the spinach Parmesan bagel with artichoke-parmesan cream cheese. The "Pedro Gonzales," with turkey, green chilies and jalapeno spread, makes a real impression on the taste buds. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Southern cooking, Southern attitude |
605 8th Ave South Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 256 4455 http://hollyeats.com/ArnoldsCo... |
The white cinderblock building is almost an eyesore from the outside, with a farm-fence painted on the walls, but the diners don't seem to mind. A substantial crowd gathers here for lunch and dinner. You might have to wait in line awhile, but the wait is worth it. Beef or pork is standard fare, and your choice is served with fresh vegetables, hot cornbread, iced tea, and decadent cream filled pies. Entrees are just $4-9. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Southern food, southern hospitality |
4534 Harding Road Nashville, TN 37205 United States +1 615 298 5571 http://www.bellemeadecafeteria... |
Forget low fat, health conscious, low calorie food. This place serves delicious Southern American classics. The menu changes daily, and selections include Meatloaf with Creole Sauce and Fresh Whipped Potatoes, Jambalaya with Brown Rice, Roast Round of Beef au Jus, and Grilled Fresh Salmon. Desserts offer a Cobbler du Jour, Egg Custard, and Fudge Pie. There is a nice touch of southern hospitality here. A staff of white-coated waiters brings your tray to your table, and remain close by to serve you. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Nashville's first microbrewery and eatery |
111 Broadway Nashville, TN 37201 United States +1 615 251 4677 http://www.gordonbiersch.com/ |
With eight different brews in its vats at all times, Big River is sure to have a flavor and body to suit your taste. From the light Sweet Magnolia to the stout and hearty Iron Horse Dark, you will find micro-brewed nirvana in downtown Nashville. Pints are $3-5, depending on the brew. Should you get hungry from lifting all those mugs, there is a complete lunch and dinner menu. Entrees range from simple burgers and sandwiches to thick and juicy Drunken Rib-eye ($10.95), a 12-ounce rib-eye marinated in beer and served with veggies and baked potato. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A Nashville Summer Tradition for Over 50 Years |
5301, Charlotte Avenue Nashville, TN 37209 United States +1 615 292 2112 |
Bobbie's Dairy Dip offers authentic drive-in fare including delicious home-style burgers, hotdogs, fries, onion rings, and amazing soft-serve ice cream. The burgers are all 100 percent Black Angus beef and the Holy Guacamole Burger is especially tasty. The ice cream is rich and creamy and available in vanilla or chocolate, dipped or undipped. With 10 percent dairy fat, it's a dieter's nightmare, but well worth it in flavor. Seating at Bobbie's is patio-style under a tin roof with a well-positioned ceiling fan. It's perfect for a drive-in, but limited, so most guests just order, wait and go. -Lynn-nore Chittom Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Romantic Tapas restaurant and bar |
911 20th Avenue South Nashville, TN 37212 United States +1 615 321 3043 http://pansouth.net/boundry-ma... |
This is no ordinary Tapas restaurant; the Bound'ry infuses life into food. It is famous for its unique presentation of Flapjacks—tiny pancakes topped with sauteed lobster, roasted pistachios, apples and Indian spices. The menu changes frequently, but standby favorites include Ostrich, Paella, Cajun Veal Chops and Barbeque Chicken-Crawfish Manicotti. The kitchen isn't the only star here. The bar is a premier spot for gathering with old friends or making new ones. The extensive beer selection includes foreign, domestic and micro-brewed beers and fine wines. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hot food, hot times |
1900 Broadway at 19th Avenue South Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 321 3363 http://www.BroadwayBrewhouse.net/ |
The Broadway Brewhouse & Mojo is Louisiana Cajun style cooking in a casual environment, served up with the largest selection of beer in town. Making this establishment a popular nightspot. Jambalaya and gumbo are never short on heat and are always chock full of crawfish, unlike some of the other so-called Cajun eateries around town. Lovers of Southwestern food will be thrilled to find tortilla dishes loaded with rice and beans, rich sauces and hearty spices. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Authentic Louisiana Cajun Cooking |
3214, Charlotte Avenue Nashville, TN 37209 United States +1 615 329 2626 http://www.broscajuncuisine.com/ |
Bros offers spicy, authentic, delicious Cajun cooking at a very reasonable price in a comfortable café atmosphere. The service is excellent and the establishment welcomes regulars like they're part of the family. If you're new to Cajun food and don't know what to order go for the House Sampler. You'll get a reasonable portion of all of the regular menu items including Gumbo, Crawfish Etouffee, Shrimp Creole, Red Beans and Rice, cornbread and your choice of side according to availability. If they're serving turnip greens on the day you visit, go for it, they're fantastic! In addition to their regular menu items, Bros also offers a Cajun special of the day and a full catering menu with party planning. -Lynn-nore Chittom Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Unique Restaurant and Music Hall |
1143 Columbia Avenue Nashville, TN 37064 United States +1 615 794 4777 http://www.bunganutpig.com/ |
Nestled in the quiet setting of Carter's Court, this cozy pub serves classic British "pub grub" and features live music nightly. A warm and friendly wait staff and pleasant atmosphere create a perfect setting to relax over a stout and a juicy steak. But don't get too relaxed, the music starts at 8pm each night, and there is very little quiet time after that. Come early, and enjoy a good meal. Don't forget to ask your server to tell you the "Pig Story." Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Elegant dining near the state capitol |
231 6th Avenue North inside the Hermitage Hotel Nashville, TN 37219-1903 United States +1 615 345 7111 http://thehermitagehotel.com/s... |
One of the area's finest dining establishments. Special touches include fine linens, candles, crystal and fine china. The quality of food and the exceptional service puts this restaurant in a class of its own. The extensive menu is classic American with a bit of Asian and Cajun influence. Unusual side dishes, such as eggplant fries, and cheese grits add pizzazz to the entrees. True adventure seekers should try the "Dinner on the Edge Menu" offering unique dishes at each course, paired with an accompanying wine. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Authentic Tennessee barbecue |
1212 West Main Street Nashville, TN 37075 United States +1 615 824 9330 |
This restaurant provides the Music City area with some of the best barbecue pork and chicken around. The kitchen makes sandwiches, platters and ribs, and that's all, except for an occasional pie for dessert. The enormous sandwiches come piled high with chopped pork or chicken, and dinner platters come with your choice of side orders. The white beans are a popular choice. If you're planning a party or picnic, call ahead and pick up a slab or two of ribs, smothered in spices and served with a quart of rich, tangy sauce. Soft beverages only. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Culinary tour |
701 Chapel Avenue Nashville, TN 37206 United States +1 615 627 1088 http://www.chapelbistro.com/ |
As you stroll by 701 Chapel Avenue, you're sure not to miss Chapel Bistro, as the aroma of Mediterranean food finds its way out into the street. Although the menu is essentially Mediterranean, you'll also find Spanish, French and Italian influences. Executive Chef Steven Stuart uses the freshest of ingredients in his preparations. He uses time-honored recipes and adds his own contemporary American touches to them; feast on the likes of Pumpkin Seed-Crusted Salmon with Sweet Potato Risotto and Red Pepper Coulis. For dessert go with the Tart Lemon-Raspberry Cake. Get your date along and enjoy a special meal at the eatery's Herb Garden. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Big burgers, bigger taste! |
3001 Gallatin Pike Nashville, TN 37216 United States +1 615 228 6584 http://www.checkers.com/ |
This drive-thru restaurant serves the biggest, tastiest burgers this side of Birmingham. Thick, juicy ground beef is served on seeded buns with your choice of toppings. Hotdogs and chicken sandwiches offer a little variety, but the hands-down winner is the Checker Burger, an enormous beef patty on a huge bun. Wash down your burger with a thick, rich milkshake. On a warm day, you can almost hear these cool treats call your name. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Gourmet Burgers and More |
400 21st Ave S Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 327 0220 http://www.cheeseburgercharlie... |
Cheeseburgers seem like pretty simple fare, but this lively diner offers an interesting twist on the American classic. How about an all-beef patty grilled with mixed vegetables, or a black bean burger? What about a beefalo burger or a nice turkey burger? These are healthy alternatives, containing less than seven grams of fat per serving. Burger purists can still opt for the greasier variety of burger, and no one should pass up the fries. You can't be healthy all the time, can you? Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Dine in or take out |
900 Conference Dr Nashville, TN 37072 United States +1 615 851 2433 http://www.chefsmarket.com/ |
This gourmet grocery doubles as a bistro. Eggs and croissants with a hot cup of coffee start the day; deli sandwiches and pasta dishes are favorites at lunchtime. Don't know what to prepare for dinner? Take home an entire gourmet meal, ready to be served in minutes. Choose from fresh salads and vegetables, roasted duck, chicken and fish. Select a loaf of fresh baked bread and a chocolate or fruit dessert, and you're meal is complete. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Popular downtown lunch counter |
112 2nd Ave North Nashville, TN 37201 United States +1 615 726 3171 |
Hot Dogs are the house specialty and come dressed in chili, cheese, mustard, pickles and onions. This is the kind of dog you might find in Chicago, except here you can get dollar-draft beers to wash it down. There's also the "Kitchen's" Philly cheese steak with melted pepper jack cheese or one of their tasty burritos. White bean chicken chili is a favorite, too. Diners fortunate enough to find a table during lunch can enjoy anything on the menu for only five dollars, and that comes with chips and a soda. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Historic name, historic food |
2624 Music Valley Drive Nashville, TN 37214-1208 United States +1 615 889 1930 |
At the turn of the century, Nashville's waterways were filled with catfish, traders and every type of bandit. Each ship passing along the Cumberland River would appoint one of the crew members as the 'Cock of the Walk' or lookout against thieves and aggressors. Today, the Cumberland is a tranquil place, which still provides catfish for this restaurant bearing the name of those brave crewmen. Your server, in period uniform, will bring you a plateful of catfish, either broiled, grilled, fried or almond-crusted, the likes of which you've never tasted. Enjoy a drink from the bar and sample one of the delicious appetizers while you wait for your meal. Don't be surprised to see some of country music's best and brightest dining at the next table. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Authentic Cajun/Creole cuisine |
1649 Westgate Circle Nashville, TN 37027 United States +1 615 661 8040 |
The charm and elegance of New Orleans restaurant is deliciously alive 20 minutes south of downtown Nashville. You won't see any trolley cars, but you will hear jazz music (performed live in the evenings and during Sunday brunch) and taste the same fabulous food. Blackened Chicken and Bourbon Street Steak are serious choices for serious eaters. Salads, desserts and a full drink menu provide diners with a little lagniappe (something extra). It's Cajun-style food in an environment perfect for a business dinner or a family night out. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Classic American Diner |
38 White Bridge Rd Nashville, TN 37205 United States +1 615 352 8121 |
Sometimes forgotten amidst the mass of other eateries near Lion's Head Cinema, this classic American diner made a name for itself with simple, elegant food and outstanding service. Malts, shakes and burgers are standard fare here, but they are far from ordinary; they are made with real milk and are thick and creamy; burgers are enormous and come dressed with everything from mushrooms and Swiss cheese to slices of smoked turkey. The best selection on the menu is the chicken salad quesadilla, but the eclectic menu has something for everyone. A visit here is not complete without the chocolate malt pie. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fast Paced, Inexpensive Eatery |
300 Commerce Street Nashville, TN 37201 United States +1 615 895 3701 http://www.demosrestaurants.com/ |
This is a great place for a family meal or business lunch. Garden salads and pasta dishes are the most prominent items on the menu, but you will find a few steak selections as well. The house special is a basic, yet delicious, spaghetti and meatballs plate, and your meal always begins with hot buttered bread. Be warned: this is not the place for a leisurely lunch or romantic dinner. The pace is quick. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Melrose Area Family Dining |
2330 Franklin Rd Nashville, TN 37204 United States +1 615 269 9716 |
Family dining isn't always easy to find in the Melrose area of Nashville, but this comfortable eatery provides a pleasant atmosphere and good food at a very reasonable price. Breakfast is the best time to experience this place, and it is indeed an experience. Waitresses rush from table to table serving dishes of eggs and sausage, pancakes and bacon, grits and biscuits. Lunch is typical meat-and-three fare, with chicken or beef entrees served with two side items. Mashed potatoes, creamed corn, white beans, turnip greens and spinach are some of the delicious sides. Vegetable plates are an option for those looking for something almost healthy here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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REALLY Fresh Food |
99 East Main St Nashville, TN 37064 United States +1 615 794 2805 |
The little town of Franklin is famous for its rich history and its antique galleries, but this family-style restaurant may boost Franklin's popularity a bit more. Locating a restaurant next to a farmer's market makes fresh food easy to come by. Enjoy the absolute best vegetables and fruit, as well as fresh baked bread and dessert. Fried chicken is the best item on the menu, but the Country-Style Steak and Gravy is worth a try too. The pick of the litter, however, is the Fresh Veggie Plate. Choose five vegetables from over a dozen options and enjoy a healthy and delicious lunch or dinner. Early risers will love the breakfast menu filled with traditional Southern favorites like buttermilk biscuits and grits. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Old fashioned soda shop |
2111 Elliston Place Nashville, TN 37203-5203 United States +1 615 327 1090 |
Don't let the 'retro' décor at this diner fool you. The owner didn't redecorate to fit the current trend; he hasn't changed a thing since the shop opened in the 1950s. The great food and service that made this famous also remain the same. Burgers and shakes are the standard here, but you can also get a good 'meat-and-three' meal as well. While this Nashville landmark was made famous by the movie, "Sweet Dreams: The Patsy Cline Story" starring Jessica Lange, its popularity with downtown workers and Vanderbilt University students is attributed mainly to its casual atmosphere and delicious food. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Menu and Lyrics |
2038 Greenwood Avenue Nashville, TN 37206 United States +1 615 226 6070 http://www.familywash.com/ |
The Family Wash is a fun place for food, booze and music. Local talent finds its way here in the evenings as the place becomes a live entertainment venue. Delectable fare of shepherd's pie, grilled sandwiches, grilled salmon, mac'n'cheese, etc. do the rounds. A separate smoking section is available for those who wish to puff away. The place is apt for family or friends who want to live it loud. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Biggest Burger in Nashville |
1216, Murfreesboro PK Nashville, TN 37217 United States +1 615 482 4205 http://www.fatmos.com/ |
Fat Mo's is a locally-owned fast food chain, but definitely not your standard fast food burger. These delicious and juicy burgers range in size from your typical quarter pounder to an impressive 27 ounces of freshly cooked ground beef. If you're looking for a burger that tastes like homemade, this is definitely the place to go. For all of the tasty toppings – grilled onions, mushrooms, bacon, BBQ sauce, and jalapeños – be sure to order your burger "Like Deluxe." It costs a dollar more, but adds a whole lot of flavor. Don't forget the spicy fries for a side dish. If you're not in the mood for a burger, try the catfish sandwich, it's another Fat Mo's favorite. -Lynn-nore Chittom Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Classic American cuisine |
295 East Thompson Lane Nashville, TN 37211 United States +1 615 366 4268 http://www.fifthquarternashvil... |
Hearty portions of classic American dishes and an elegantly casual atmosphere make this a perfect choice for meetings with clients, family gatherings and nice evenings out. To ease the wait for a table, venture into the lounge, open until 1a. The kitchen prepares beef, chicken and seafood entrees to order. Take a trip to the enormous salad bar while you wait for your meal. An extensive wine list and homemade desserts completes the dining experience. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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It's steak time... |
2525 West End Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 342 0131 http://www.flemingssteakhouse.... |
Fleming's is one of the best steakhouses in Nashville, and one of the most famous restaurant chains in America. Steak options you can expect to find on the menu include Filet Mignon, New York Strip, Beef Flemington, Veal Chops, Pork Rib Chop, and Prime Ribs. Ask your waiter to help you choose from among the 100 different wines available to go with your meal. If you're not a meat fan, then sample the fresh seafood and scrumptious side dishes. The Salmon, with its signature Mashed Potatoes, is highly recommended. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Delicious Steaks and More |
1101 Murfreesboro Road Nashville, TN 37064-3006 United States +1 615 591 7666 |
In case the name didn't give it away, the specialty here is meat. Chicken, ribs and beef are served up in classic American style. Enormous portions and reasonable prices make this restaurant a favorite with families and large groups. The menu deviates from the basic meat dishes every so often with pasta and seafood platters. They are equally tasty and reasonably priced. Extra hungry patrons choosing should try the authentic Maryland Crab Cakes for an appetizer. Dessert lovers must indulge in the Oreo Cookie ice cream pie. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Popular Grille |
2122 Hillsboro Drive Nashville, TN 37215 United States +1 615 383 6444 / +1 615 463 7385 (Take Out) http://www.greenhillsgrille.com/ |
Serving delicious American cuisine with a hint of southwestern spice, this family dining tradition offers real value to the crowds of people who visit daily. Begin your meal with tortilla soup or Pueblo Queso Dip and Chips. Pasta and vegetarian plates are prepared with signature seasonings and appeal to the health conscious diner. Steaks, chicken, sandwiches and burgers are prepared to order, and the mashed potatoes are practically their own food group. Expect a wait no matter what time you come; this place is definitely not a secret. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Nashville-themed memorabilia |
100 Broadway Nashville, TN 37201 United States +1 615 742 9900 http://www.hardrockcafe.com/ |
As you would expect, Nashville's Hardrock includes a lot of country and western memorabilia. Among the more popular items on display are a guitar signed by Stevie Ray Vaughn and recording equipment used by Elvis Presley. It's a popular place, so expect a long wait for your burger and fries, the typical fare at any Hard Rock location. The gift shop next door sells souvenirs: T-shirts, key chains, posters and other music related doodads. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Big tasting BBQ from a little BBQ stand |
115 27th Avenue North (at West End Ave) Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 329 1234 http://www.hogheavenbbq.com/ |
Traditional favorites such as barbecue pork and beef are served with thick, rich sauce and unconventional treats like pit-cooked turkey breast and pulled chicken breast with white BBQ sauce. Spare ribs, turnip greens, black-eyed peas, and cornbread are also perennial favorites. The homemade desserts change daily. You can order your food from the outside window, take-out style. Or if you prefer, you may eat at one of the many picnic tables. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Delicious combos |
4098 Nolensville Pike Nashville, TN 37211-4516 United States +1 615 832 9633 http://www.ihop.com/ |
The sweet smelling aroma of steaming pancakes is enough to draw you to this popular hang out. A popular chain, this place enjoys great fame serving pancakes, waffles, sausages and the usual American breakfast favorites. Take your pick from the various options, namely Regular Combo, Big Combo and Sampler Combo. Before leaving, don't forget to try the scrumptious fruit-topped funnel cakes (with a vanilla scoop). The only downside is that it can get really crowded. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Casually elegant dining |
73 White Bridge Road Suite 130 Nashville, TN 37205 United States +1 615 352 0981 http://www.jalexanders.com/ |
The décor is simple and understated, yet elegant and tasteful. Linen tablecloths, dark woods and glass accents lend themselves well to the romantic atmosphere. Start your meal with an outrageously tasty Caesar salad. Choose one of the fresh seafood entrees or a thick, juicy steak so tender it literally falls off the bone. Southwestern chicken pasta is a hot and spicy selection. Alcohol and soft beverages are served. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Old time speakeasy |
217 Louise Avenue Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 329 4349 http://www.jimmykellys.com/ind... |
Long ago, during the days when alcohol was prohibited throughout the United States, there was a little known place to go in Nashville for some of the forbidden elixir. Old-timers fondly remember the succulent steaks and warm atmosphere of this homey Southern restaurant. You can still come here for a delicious steak today. Toss back a beer or two and relax while the white-gloved wait staff attends to your every need. Dine on the outdoor patio or the glassed-in porch when the temperature allows. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Casual seafood restaurant |
1654 Westgate Circle Nashville, TN 37027 United States +1 615 661 6645 http://www/joescrabshack.com/ |
This ultracasual eatery is all about seafood and fun. The restaurant serves a wide variety of crab, from Alaskan snow crab to Gulf Coast. Sit down at your table and spread out the newspaper, because a meal here is a messy event. Then use the sturdy mallet to crack open your prize. Platters of fresh shrimp, noth fried and boiled, offer another option from the deep blue ocean. Landlubbers can order a sandwich or burger, and kids will love the special menu just for them. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A different degree |
2555, West End Avenue Mariott at Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 340 5142 http://www.marriott.com/hotels... |
Located in the upscale Mariott Hotel, Latitude is the ideal place for seafood lovers. This artistically decorated restaurant also specializes in traditional American cuisine. Besides the regular delicacies foodies can experiment with mouth-watering appetizers like crab cake, sweet potato gnocchi and other irresistible items. To enjoy food with a southern touch, Latitude awaits you. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Casual dining, serious food |
2400 Elliston Pl Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 320 1161 http://www.logansroadhouse.com/ |
Your meal begins with a bucket of peanuts and perhaps a drink from the bar. Toss the shells on the floor and sip your favorite import or domestic brew while you wait for your table. Select a seat outdoors on the patio during warmer months. What's good to eat here? Burgers are the staple. Thick, juicy and full of flavor, these American classics are the best in town. Other menu mainstays include chicken club sandwiches, pasta dishes and enormous salads. Bring your friends and a hearty appetite and enjoy an evening among the peanuts. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Birthplace of the country jam session |
3600 Long Hollow Pike Nashville, TN 37075 United States +1 615 824 4445 |
In 1974, a little country grocery store was the site of a weekly jam session. Musicians would come from miles around to "pick a little" on the guitar and sing favorite tunes. The Jam Session evolved into what is now a favorite family-style restaurant. The Jimmy Heap Band performs on weekends, and the microphone is open to amateurs Tuesday nights. No alcohol served, and smoking prohibited, but bring your appetite. The pork barbecue and chicken are some of the best around. It's only 11 miles north of Nashville. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sizzling Steaks in a Casual Setting |
1175 Murfreesboro Pike Nashville, TN 37217 United States +1 615 361 0457 http://www.longhornsteakhouse.... |
While you wait for a table, have a drink at the bar and toss peanut shells on the floor. The wait is often long, but the steaks are worth it. The chef starts with a lean cut of choice beef, rubs it with Longhorn's signature spices and grills it to perfection. The succulent filet mignon, the hearty rib eye and the ever popular t-bone are all part of the culinary repertoire. The signature entree, a huge 22-ounce porterhouse steak, is beloved by serious beef lovers. Non-beef eaters can enjoy chicken and seafood dishes. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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One of Nashville's great traditions |
8400 Highway 100 Loveless Motel & Cafe Nashville, TN 37221 United States +1 615 646 9700 http://www.lovelesscafe.com/ |
Enjoy Southern delicacies at this nationally acclaimed venue, which has been frequented by celebrities, world travelers and local residents for nearly fifty years. Try the award-winning Country Ham and Red-eye Gravy, Smoked Country Bacon, Hickory-smoked Sausage, Southern-fried Chicken and made-from-scratch biscuits with homemade preserves cooked right in the kitchen. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Unusual Dining and Catering |
1239 6th Ave N Nashville, TN 37208 United States +1 615 242 2563 http://madplatter.citysearch.c... |
This 18th century house is the perfect setting for this fine restaurant. Antique tables and chairs are dressed with fine linen. The menu changes daily, another boon, so each visit invites a new experience. You may find tuna steak dressed in remolaude and flanked with crawfish beignet or salmon topped with tahini. Wickedly rich pates and assorted appetizers are not to be missed and a true Caesar salad is a perfect beginning. For dessert, do not fail to order the Chocolate Elvis, a chocolate confection worthy of its namesake. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Popular Southern-style Diner |
3803 Dickerson Rd Nashville, TN 37207 United States +1 615 860 4211 |
When owner Bobby Nelson opened this Southern-style diner, he had no idea how popular a spot it would become. Finding a table is next to impossible during lunch hours, but for those fortunate enough to score one, culinary nirvana awaits. The restaurant offers five meat entrees and seven vegetables daily, all prepared fresh. You choose one meat and three vegetables for less than $5. The restaurant features pit-smoked barbecue every evening. On Fridays, try the famous all-you-can-eat catfish dinner. And don't miss the best part of any meal here, Banana Split Pie, a decadent blend of banana pudding, ice cream and graham crackers. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Simple decor, great food |
1017 Woodland Street Nashville, TN 37206 United States +1 615 227 4668 http://www.margotcafe.com/ |
This quaint little eatery's charming and simplistic design will transport you to a quiet and picturesque village in Europe. Flower pots blossoming with color, a handwritten menu, and oversized sunflowers on the patio complement the simple, white tablecloths and nondescript walls. Strong country flavors arise from piping hot dishes; there's a menu for each day and season. Try the Salmon Carpaccio with Citrus Salad for starters, followed by Roast Pork Chops with Gorgonzola and Roasted Potatoes. A good wine list tops off the meal. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Gourmet wrap sandwiches |
330 Franklin Road Nashville, TN 37027 United States +1 615 376 8151 |
You can buy wrap sandwiches (giant tortillas wrapped around all kinds of sandwich stuff) almost anywhere. Few places, however, have as diverse and interesting a variety of these popular creations as this shop. Here you'll find the Music City Wrap (barbeque pork, onions, pickles and coleslaw) and the Mardi Gras (shrimp, zucchini and black beans). No matter which you choose, you'll also get a choice of spinach, whole wheat or tomato tortillas. All come stuffed with the freshest meats and vegetables. This place also serves delicious fruit smoothies, do don't leave without tasting the Strawberry Banana. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family dining, casual atmosphere |
4410 Murphy Rd Nashville, TN 37209 United States +1 615 269 9406 http://mccabepub.com/ |
Working parents and weary business travelers know that sometimes the best meal is simple home cooking served quickly. There is always room for one more at this busy eatery, and the menu is filled with home-style favorites like burgers and fries, huge salads and hearty meatloaf. Fresh vegetables, barbecue platters and fried catfish are served with fresh baked bread. The decor is part family restaurant and part sports bar. Charming wood and glass trophy cases display sports jerseys of different stars. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Depart from the ordinary |
401 Broadway Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 254 1892 http://www.merchantsrestaurant... |
The brick and glass exterior is a departure from the historic downtown design, and the art deco lighting highlights the wrought iron and copper fixtures inside. Patrons will enjoy the counter seats surrounding the open kitchen. The menu here is the same classic that has made Merchant's famous in the Nashville area: crab cakes, Five-Pepper Chicken and robust beef entrees. The express lunch is still available and an expanded children's menu has been added. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Historic Franklin Bakery |
110 4th Ave S Nashville, TN 37064 United States +1 615 790 3755 http://www.merridees.com/ |
This hometown bakery makes the great rolls and breads found in local grocery stores, but visitors to the downtown Franklin area can enjoy some of the bakery's other treats. Biscuits, doughnuts and muffins make good breakfast choices. Sit down for a leisurely lunch with chicken salad sandwiches served on the shop's famous fresh baked bread. Planning a picnic? Ask for sandwiches, desserts and lemonade to go before you head out into the Tennessee countryside. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fine Dining in a Beautiful Setting |
618 Church Street Nashville, TN 37219 United States +1 615 259 4558 http://www.mortons.com/ |
Downtown business deals, marriage proposals and special nights out require elegant dining. There are few places more elegant than Morton's. Guests are greeted by a friendly hostess and directed to the comfortable bar to wait for their table. The bar is amply stocked with imported and domestic beers, along with fine wine. Once seated in the dark, wood-paneled dining room you will discover the real charm of this restaurant: the food. Steaks and seafood are impressive and served alongside fresh vegetables. Bread and salads complete an elegant, albeit expensive meal. Your evening will cost you at least $100 for two, but is well worth it. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Eat, drink and be entertained |
2620 Music Valley Drive Nashville, TN 37214 United States +1 615 885 4747 / +1 800 308 5779 (Toll Free) http://www.nashvillenightlife.... |
Meals go better with entertainment, and you'll get your fill of great food and fun at this clever diner and cabaret. Shows feature singers and dancers from the old Opryland Theme Park. Country music, pop anthems and swing music find their way onto the playbill. Breakfast shows begin at 8:30am and last about an hour and a half. Dinner shows begin at 6:30pm and run the same length. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Southern Plantation turned Restaurant |
1400 Murfreesboro Pike Nashville, TN 37217 United States +1 615 367 2777 http://www.neworleansmanor.com/ |
This old plantation house has been the home of the city's finest seafood buffet for over 20 years. Step past the tall white columns, through the double doors and into a piece of Southern history. The tall ceilings and wide windows provide a perfect view of the airplanes taking off from the nearby Nashville airport. It's a strange view from such an elegant establishment, but one glance at the buffet and you will forsake any other sights. Crab legs to lobster, shrimp to prime rib are at the ready. The price is a bit steep, but you can't find this much seafood at this price anywhere else. Dress is business casual, so you can be comfortable in jeans and a polo or a blazer and tie. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Distinctive lunch dishes |
4910 Thoroughbred Lane Merchant Walk Nashville, TN 37027 United States +1 615 370 6477 http://www.nickofthyme.net |
This gourmet deli serves hearty soups and sandwiches that are sure to delight. The light Cream of Vidalia Onion Soup makes lunchtime memorable, seasoned with a bit of oregano. The sandwiches feature fresh meats like turkey, ham and beef, topped with fresh vegetables such as avocados and sun-dried tomatoes. It's not ordinary lunch fare, granted, but the gourmet touch makes a welcome departure from fast food. The cafe has a very friendly, almost festive atmosphere, perfect for casual business lunches. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Nashville tradition for Southern cuisine |
3754 Nolensville Rd Nashville, TN 37211 United States +1 615 781 8270 http://www.cousers.com/ |
Restaurant owners Norman and Viola Couser have been serving lunch and dinner to Middle Tennessee for over 50 years. The Southern-style food and warm, friendly atmosphere attracts droves of diners from all walks of life. Families are a big part of the Couser success story, so they actually like customers who bring the children along. The specials change daily, but the standard menu features selections ranging from catfish to spaghetti. No matter what your choice, you can enjoy a full meal for about $7. No alcohol served. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fresh food delivered to your door |
1816 Broadway Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 346 1990 http://www.offthegrill.com |
After a long day negotiating business deals or seeing the city with your family, the last thing you want to do is fight traffic and wait for a table at a restaurant. Stay in your hotel room, pick up the phone and order any one of the delicious grilled entrees offered here. Steaks, burgers and chicken are cooked to order and delivered hot to your door with a side salad and bread. Order one of the enormous baked potatoes for a full-blown steak dinner. Health conscious diners can select one of the delicious specialty salads; The char-grilled chicken salad is a meal in itself. Delivery is free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Elegant steaks and seafood |
2800 Opryland Dr Opryland Hotel Nashville, TN 37214 United States +1 615 871 6848 http://www.gaylordhotels.com/g... |
You may not think of steak houses as romantic, but this restaurant inside the famed Opryland Hotel is more than a steak house. The rich wood accents and mood lighting do have a romantic quality, but you'll really fall in love with the food. Popular menu items include Filet Mignon ($22.95) and Prime Rib ($18.95), but you'll find New York strip, Porterhouse and T-bone steaks as well. Those with an aversion to red meat should try the fresh seafood and poultry dishes. A bottle of the house wine, a lovely chardonnay, runs $18, and the bar serves mixed drinks as well. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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An Indoor Picnic |
4334 Harding Rd Nashville, TN 37205 United States +1 615 297 5398 http://www.thepicniccafe.com/ |
Remember the soda fountain in the local drugstore? It's making a comeback. This little lunch counter serves a full range of sandwiches, shakes and more. Sit at one of the white picnic tables and enjoy the best chicken salad sandwich in Nashville, or savor the Tomato Basil Soup, made fresh each day. Also try delicious, filling specialty sandwiches like the Boulevard, a triple-decker with ham, turkey and cheese. Forget about the hassle of packing a lunch basket, escape the bugs, and have your picnic inside. Who has the time to go on a real picnic anymore anyway? Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Comfortable family restaurant |
118 12th Avenue South Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 256 5893 |
To some, the idea of a restaurant that has no menu is a bit unnerving, but to folks in the Southern United States, it's just another day at a meat-and-three. The cook serves up a host of side dishes to accompany the meat entree of the day. A delicious serving of beef or chicken with your choice of three sides will cost you about $7, a great value, especially for families. The inviting, comfortable atmosphere is the perfect setting for mom, dad and the kids. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Contemporary, Conscious Cuisine |
1001 Broadway Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 726 1001 http://www.unionstationhotelna... |
Located inside the Union Station Hotel, Prime 108 is named after The Bully 108, the first train to come through Union Station. Open every day, the restaurant will feature a menu that focuses on contemporary American food that is local and organic. Redesigned for a more casual yet intimate fine-dining experience, Prime 108 offers early morning breakfasts, lunch, and late dinners, as well as Sunday brunch. The restaurant also has a lounge at which guests can order a wide variety of drinks and food. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hot and spicy chicken |
123 Ewing Drive Nashville, TN 37207-2960 United States +1 615 226 9442 |
Forget about fast food chicken sandwiches that claim to be spicy, this is the real thing. Four levels of heat are available: mild, which is frightfully spicy in its own right; medium, which will make you grimace in painful bliss; hot, which is seriously life threatening; extra hot—don't try this unless you have medical personnel nearby. Sandwiches are served with pickle spears and beans or slaw. Vending machines provide carbonated refreshment. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Contemporary food, old world atmosphere |
1705 21st Avenue South Nashville, TN 37212 United States +1 615 386 0363 http://www.provencebreads.com |
A delightful coffee house with obvious European influences. An upscale sandwich shop with creative combinations of meats and breads. A quaint little pasta house with fresh linguine and fettuccini. A French bistro with a varied selection of food which is sure to make even a Parisian tear up thinking of home. A bakery serving gourmet feta and olive loaves. However, you will love the casually elegant atmosphere. Take your friends to a leisurely dinner or meet clients for lunch. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Southern eatery inside Opryland Hotel |
2800 Opryland Drive Nashville, TN 37214 United States +1 615 889 1000 http://www.gaylordhotels.com/g... |
Guests of the Opryland Hotel have a number of dining choices right inside the hotel. Too often, however, the myriad choices present real problems, including expensive food, inconvenient hours and attire requirements. This classic Southern eatery remedies those problems. Whether you want an early breakfast, a leisurely lunch or a late-night snack, Rachel will satisfy your hunger. Lunch and dinner buffets feature local favorites like fried chicken and country-style steak. Sandwiches, burgers and hearty soups are available throughout the day and night. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Gourmet Food, Sack Lunch Price |
501 Union St Nashville, TN 37219 United States +1 615 313 7237 http://www.raesgourmet.com/ |
You won't find an impressive decor in this downtown lunch spot, in fact if you don't look carefully you may not find the shop at all. Located on the basement level of an office building on Union Street, this gourmet eatery has been delighting diners for years. Cajun-style favorites like blackened catfish, po-boys and red beans and rice offer a spicy change of pace, and the mushroom and meatloaf sandwich is a hearty meal for people on the run. Wash it all down with iced tea, soft drinks or a cold beer for about $7. Special note: If you love the creative varieties of Zapp's potato chips, you have found the only place in town to buy them. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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American treat |
1112 Woodland Street Nashville, TN 37206 United States +1 615 226 2527 |
Stop by at this inexpensive eatery to feast on American classics. The minimalistic interiors have a casual ambience and a very contemporary feel to them. Noodles are served in chic white bowls, with a deep base. The amicable waitstaff will see to it that your dining experience is pleasant and comfortable. You will enjoy the Roasted Chicken Sandwich on Crusty Bread, and don't miss the Piquant Pickled Grapes which accompany all sandwiches! The Tabbouleh Salad, made of French lentils, also deserves a special mention. Enjoy your meal! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Classic meat and three |
2413 Elliston Place Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 327 9892 http://www.rotiers.net |
Traditions do not come easy in this town, but some things never change. Take the menu: it is a standard "meat and three", a term given to restaurants serving a meat entree and three vegetables. However, its delicious Southern-style cooking sets it apart from the other buffet offerings around town. Fresh baked cornbread and dinner rolls accompany every meal. If you are really adventurous, try a burger. It is tasty, but your arteries may never forgive you. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Spicy southwestern cuisine |
416 21st Avenue South Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 327 4322 |
Nashville loves Tex-Mex cooking, which is a combination of traditional Mexican and Southwest American cuisines, and this restaurant near the Vanderbilt University campus attracts a crowd of local diners. Whether it's hot or cold outside, enjoy lunch on the huge outdoor patio. Heat lamps and cooling fans provide simple climate control. Order a bucket of your favorite beer, some queso and chips and get ready for a great afternoon with friends. If you need a little more nourishment, try the quesadillas or enchiladas, both of which are extremely popular. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Traditional Southern cooking |
221 Sixth Avenue Nashville, TN 37219 United States +1 615 255 1562 |
The first thing you'll notice about this restaurant is the menu. Certainly the food selections get your attention, but more noteworthy is the fact that the menu is in both English and Chinese. Nevertheless, this Chinese-owned cafeteria offers some of the best Southern-style cooking in the area. The fried chicken is batter-fried golden brown, and the meatloaf is filled with onions and served with a tangy tomato sauce. Nashville's favorite vegetable, macaroni and cheese, comes with mashed potatoes and pinto beans. Served each morning, breakfast includes bacon, eggs, pancakes and biscuits. Those watching their cholesterol may opt for hot or cold cereal. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Popular Belle Meade Restaurant |
5109 Harding Road Nashville, TN 37205 United States +1 615 353 0809 http://www.sperrys.com/ |
For 30 years this restaurant in Belle Meade has offered diners an elegant yet casual dining alternative. Soft lighting and a comfortable atmosphere provide a perfect setting for meeting friends for dinner or taking a business client out for drinks. Menu mainstays include fresh seafood and thick juicy steaks. Fresh garden salads and a host of appetizers help you pass the time while you wait for your meal. Enjoy a mixed drink from the bar, or order a bottle of chardonnay for your table. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Part Sports Bar, Part Restaurant |
5405 Harding Rd Nashville, TN 37205 United States +1 615 356 6206 |
There are enough televisions and dartboards to make it a sports bar, enough beer to make it a pub, and food good enough for a restaurant. Whatever you want to call it, you'll love the enormous salads, fresh spicy bread and home-style cooking. Catch a game on television while enjoying a cold beer and some chicken wings (two levels of spiciness). If you're looking for more substantial fare, the menu also offers catfish platters, fried steak and delicious Cajun rice selections. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Steak joint flavoured with history and tradition |
901, 2nd Avenue North Nashville, TN 37201 United States +1 615 255 6464 http://stock-yardrestaurant.com/ |
One of the oldest and most reliable steak houses in Nashville, you can be assured that your steaks will rarely go wrong at the Stock-Yard Restaurant. It has become a haven for people who swear by their steaks and seek the charm of the good old traditional American delicacy. Dig into the patented house specialty, the Angus beef steak or try one of their poultry and pasta creations, either way you won't be disappointed. Replete with an astoundingly rich legacy and culture, this historical steak joint also has numerous awards to its credit like the International Award for being one of the top ten steakhouses in the country. Patrons can also take advantage of complimentary transportation to and from hotels in the vicinity. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A taste of Southern California |
2001 Belcourt Avenue (at 21st Avenue) Nashville, TN 37212 United States +1 615 386 3663 / +1 866 496 3663 (Toll Free) http://www.sunsetgrill.com/ |
It isn't uncommon to find yourself dining with top country music stars and local media types at the Sunset Grill. This is a high-energy place, perfect for a business dinner or casual lunch. The menu is eclectic and offers interesting food combinations such as smoked Salmon Lasagna and Pasta with Shrimp Curry. Fresh fish and vegetarian plates are part of the daily specials, and the Caesar Salad, topped with sundried tomatoes, is a hit. The wine list is lengthy and offers something for everyone. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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New Location, Same Popular Menu |
2725 Clifton Ave Nashville, TN 37209 United States +1 615 329 4418 |
Since moving to its new location in Nashville, this popular cafeteria has gained a whole new clientele without losing any of its loyal customers. Entrees change daily, but there's always a good selection of Southern dishes, including fresh vegetables like turnip greens and sweet corn. One taste of the Fried Chicken will conjure up memories of spreading out a blanket in the park for a Sunday picnic. Don't forget to save room for hot apple pie and fruit cobbler, prepared each morning. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Comfortable Atmosphere, Fun Food |
5 Opry Mills Drive Nashville, TN 37214 United States +1 615 514 4900 http://www.tgifridays.com/ |
The TGI Friday's is one of the most popular joints around Nashville. Crowds flock here for familiar favorites like Shrimp Friday's or the Texas Skewers (beef, chicken and shrimp sauteed and served with veggies on long skewers). This is the same as any other Friday's you've seen, except that each night the manager instructs the kitchen to "work up" a special item. It may be fried catfish with sauteed onions or a tasty slice of spinach and pesto pizza. Whatever they come up with, diners delight in the change of pace. The bar stays open until 3am and provides libations of all types: import and domestic beers, mixed drinks and a fair wine selection. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Luscious steaks |
2817, West End Avenue Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 329 3415 http://www.tedsmontanagrill.com/ |
Get your family here and feast on juicy steaks at this Westend restaurant. Founded by Ted Turner, the grill specializes in hand-cut bison and beef and have the biodegradable theme going on. The 99 percent plastic-free place also serves chicken, salmon and desserts, such as fudge brownies. Always buzzing Ted's Montana Grill is good for groups and noisy kids. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Delectable Pastries |
200 Hill Avenue, Suite 3 Nashville, TN 37201 United States +1 615 256 3950 / +1 888 886 3926 ( Toll Free ) http://www.tntcakes.com |
Southern cuisine is not all about fried chicken, fried green tomatoes, and ham. Try a traditional southern delacy, called tea cakes at this restaurant-cum-bakery, made famous by the Oprah Winfrey Show. These tasty vanilla wafers are made fresh at this delightful bakery. They serve tea cakes and light, fluffy cupcakes that makes for a delectable dessert or teatime accompaniment. Speaking of tea, the shop serves several varieties, including chamomile and Earl Grey. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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An Intimate American Bistro |
3201 West End Ave Nashville, TN 37212 United States +1 615 298 3444 |
Couples love getting cozy in this charming bistro-style neighborhood restaurant. Exposed brick walls bedecked with contemporary art give the place an urban feel that local trendsetters appreciate. Health nuts dig the place for the healthy fare and focus on innovative veggie cuisine, although you will find your share of meateater classics like steak and pork chops on the menu. A favorite is "Tortilla Cats," a catfish fillet lightly fried in a tortilla crust with black beans, rice and salsa. Happy hour is M-F 4p-6:30p. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Popular family dining |
5300 Charlotte Avenue (at 53rd Avenue North) Nashville, TN 37209 United States +1 615 383 7114 |
Let's start with dessert. In fact, the staff here will serve your meal in any order you desire. The desserts are so good you could make a meal out of them alone. The Banana Pudding has the perfect consistency and comes with little vanilla wafers just like grandma makes. Fresh fruit pies and cobblers and three varieties of cheesecake will kill your diet in a single bite. Now for your meal, choose from delicious meat entrees like fried chicken, roast beef, country ham and fried catfish. Pair your meat with fresh vegetables, hot rolls and sweetened ice tea, and you're in for a real treat. No alcohol served. Cash only. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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