This place put Nashville in my heart! Not only was the music amazing and the waitress such a great…read moreperson who was quick with drinks and food. The food was to die for! 10 years ago, we went to Nashville and stopped at this bar and we have the giant for patty burger, and we have been looking for ever since we could not remember the name of the bar and the one behold we will be able to find them on Yelp and figure out what they were the correct ones. 10/10 we will be back.

The Stillery is a solid choice if you're looking for a casual meal in Nashville. The atmosphere is…read morelively, with live music creating a fun environment without being too overbearing most of the time. It's a comfortable place to grab a bite whether you're with friends, family, or visiting the area. The food was well-prepared, came out in a reasonable amount of time, and the portions were satisfying. The menu offers a good variety, making it easy to find something that appeals to different tastes. The staff was friendly throughout the visit, checking in regularly and making sure everything was taken care of. Overall, The Stillery offers good food, good service, and a welcoming atmosphere. It's a dependable option if you're looking for a relaxed dining experience in Nashville.

We celebrated our anniversary here and had the best time! I…read morehad the steak and my husband had the pork chop, they were both delicious and I think I liked my husband's pork chop more than my steak! We celebrated with a dessert and they gave us a card that says happy anniversary from the staff put on our table. *cheesecake was paid by us, not sure if they do anything for celebration besides the small card that they nonchalantly put on the table when they sat us But this place is very open and had high ceiling, clean and welcoming

Atmosphere - The restaurant has tons of seating both inside and outside. It is was packed at 6:30pm…read moreon a Wednesday evening. It was very noisy and made it difficult to have a conversation across the table. Service - our server was very pleasant, but service was extremely slow. In fact bar service was ridiculously slow. Food - I ordered the filet mignon which was recommended by our server. It was cooked to the temperature requested. It was not as tender as I had hoped, but it tasted good. Overall - this is a trendy place specializing in wine, located a block off of a street that is all about beer. In general, I not inclined to return.

I came in yesterday morning for brunch and my server, J'yah, was phenomenal! She was very…read moreinformative and recommended the espresso martini and pork dumplings and i loved it. She made my first experience here very pleasant. The food, service, and overall experience was amazing and i would definitely come again!

The server J'yah was wonderful. Recommended great items and was super friendly. The best and loved…read morethe food and music. She was fantastic.

Good-to-great food, nice view, popular place. If only it were more affordable!…read more Our foursome met there before a recent concert nearby. The great: Dynamite shrimp ($21), Fish and Chips (27), Turffle Lobster Melt (34), Triple Chocolate cake (14), Banana Creme Pie (15). The good: Buffalo Cauliflower (9), Glazed Brussel Sprouts (9), One disappointment - the calamari (21) was nearly half composed of jalapeno and other assorted veggies. I'd advise when making a reservation to insure a decent view. And, to ask what a $3.99 charge for Sunday Platform fee is (we went on a Tuesday).

Hampton Social definitely has the vibe down- the rooftop has great views and is shaded, very cute…read moredecorations and ambiance inside, and lots of fun seating options like couches for groups. One thing I was not aware of before booking was the amount of fees- service charge 18% PLUS a sunday booking fee. We were a group of 4 and felt a bit blind-sided since we were not made aware of these fees by our waitress or menu. It is a fun place to go occasionally or if you are a tourist and need something downtown but not on Broadway.

Another place with no name on the outside in a cute neighborhood. Once inside, we loved the…read moreintimate dining room, they were very welcoming and we enjoyed the view of the kitchen. Laine, our waitress was wonderful and explained everything on the menu and had some suggestions. The sourdough bread with seaweed butter was outstanding and the appetizer of Stracciatella with fresh english peas, prociutto and batarga was the highlight of the night. We had the Clam Linguine with clams, lardons, mandarin and chives and also the Rigatoni with the Heritage Pork Ragu that they are known for. Both were excellent. We had the Rubarb Cake for dessert which was unlike anything we've had before and really enjoyed it. We had heard great things about Rolf and Daughters and those opinions were reinforced by a special evening. We look forward to returning

Rolf & Daughters has been on my list for a while, and it definitely was worth the hype, especially…read morethe pasta. I walked in without a reservation and they had a table available on the patio, exactly what I wanted! Everyone was so kind and service was friendly and attentive. For starters, I tried the pork sausage dish with clams stuffed in a pepper. It was definitely an interesting and creative preparation and incredibly filling. It was good and I appreciated the flavors but would try a different starter next time! I really enjoyed the spaghetti. It tasted like summer on a plate - light, fresh, and bursting with bright tomato flavor. The sauce was simple but layered, letting the quality of the ingredients shine. Overall, an enjoyable meal and a space I'd love to come back to try other menu items....I have heard rave reviews about a corn pasta here and I'd like to try sitting in the interior dining section which had a cozy, inviting feel.

Just moved out of downtown and realized I had not reviewed the restaurants I frequented. My bad…read more Etch sits on the corner of Demonbreun (demon brewin' LOL) and Almond Street (between 3rd and 4th). A fairly small, upscale restaurant led by chef Deb Paquette. Prior to the tax hike, they had one of the best happy hours in the area. Still some good things on the menu, but my favorites, like the duck tart, are gone. Very small bar in the front, unlike Brick Tops across the street. This means there is not a lot of room to wait for a table, so definitely consider a reservation. The main dining room is through a doorway to the right. This space is roomier with ample glass to give it a nice open feel. The food? One of the best meals in Nashville. I have been here numerous times and the food never disappoints. The wait staff will detail the chef's special of the day and these are often the best way to go when you visit. The grilled Filet is excellent, but they also have osso bucco, a proscuitto chicken roulade, and Venison on the menu. For appetizers, the roasted cauliflowere or mezze are great for a lighter start. Labm meatballs are esquisite and, outside of the duck tart (now gone), the smoke carpaccio is my go to. For dessert, I am torn. The Chocolate Mousse bar is decadent, but I have had a thing for New Zealand Pavlova since I first tried it in California. For happy hour, they have 3 cocktails for $9. The tempura mushrooms, fried brussels sprouts, and roasted cauliflower are all good, but I miss the duck tart. I did mention the duck tart, right Deb?

Etch at 303 Demonbreun Street in downtown Nashville turned out to be the right call for a business…read morelunch. Sunlit room right on the street allows you to catch all the movement outside, but it stays quiet enough to close a deal or catch up on ten years. We both ordered a salad. The Etch (arugula, radicchio, fennel, green apples, bleu cheese, hazelnuts, candied orange peel, champagne vinaigrette) and the Mediterranean (arugula, fennel, bacon, capers, tomatoes, chickpeas, manchego cheese, red bell essence, sunflower seed hummus, caper vinaigrette). Both were generous and very good! And Athena, our server, was the difference. Thorough, quick, warm, on top of everything without hovering. Thank you, Athena! You made the whole thing better. If you're in Nashville and need a lunch spot that works for actual conversation, this is it.

Nashville, y'all showed OUT for this bachelorette brunch!…read more A little bride time, a little girl time, and a whole lot of GOOD FOOD! My daughter, my BFF, and I headed to The Mockingbird in Nashville, Tennessee for a bachelorette brunch, and let's just say the food did not disappoint! The menu was full of creative dishes, and everything we tried was delicious. From the burger and seasoned fries to the steak and eggs, crispy Brussels sprouts, and everything in between, we had ourselves a proper brunch! But can we talk about that GRILLED CHEESE?! Listen... we LOVED it! Sometimes the simplest dishes end up being the ones you remember most, and that grilled cheese definitely made an impression! And the sweetest little touch? The Mockingbird surprised us with a "Congrats, Bach!" card that made our celebration feel even more special. Good food, great company, and making memories with two of my favorite girls before the big day. That's what this season is all about! She Eats He Eats: Bachelorette Edition! The Mockingbird | Nashville, TN Now tell me... are you ordering something adventurous for brunch, or are you sticking with a classic grilled cheese?

Solid family dinner in the downtown dining room. I had the wedge salad, my son ordered the bird…read moredinner, and my wife had the burger. All three plates landed well and the kitchen kept things simple and consistent. The mocktail program deserves a mention. I had the Punchin' Bag (mocktail version) and my wife had the virgin mojito, and both were done right, not an afterthought. Their signature punch is the house calling card. Easy room to sit and talk through a meal. We will be back.

Food was excellent as well as the service. The ambiance is perfect for special occasions.read more

A Chef's Kiss Ambiance…read morePulling up to the valet was a breeze, which was a big help when you're from out of state and don't know where to park. The front of the building was elegant and well lit. The hostesses greeted us warmly, and with our reservation we were seated within five minutes. The crowd was dressed in business casual, which set a nice tone. The one drawback was the noise: the main dining room was louder than I'd expect from a fine dining spot. Then again, it's downtown Nashville on a Friday night. The Staff Every staff member we encountered was polished and professional, exactly what you'd hope for at a restaurant like this. Our server, Yay, was exceptional, an absolute joy. She was kind and knowledgeable, and her balance of professionalism and playfulness was spot on. The Food and Drinks Nearly everything we ate was delicious. The smoked old fashioned was one of the smoothest, most refined I've had in a long while. The Tomahawk was cooked to perfection, and the sides were excellent across the board, with one small exception: the potatoes that came with the Tomahawk were on the bland side and could have used some salt. That's a pretty easy fix, and it was the only miss of the night. Otherwise, the chef and kitchen were right on the mark. The Verdict Would I come back? In a heartbeat, just maybe not on a Friday night. Three thumbs up, and thanks to the staff for a memorable evening. Chef's miss? Not even close. This one's a Chef's Kiss.

If you come to Nashville, this place is a must try. Especially for it being a 10 minute walk to…read moreBroadway, the after party street lol. We came here for late dinner, 8.30 and this place was not packed which is very surprising, bc they play music jazz music, and you can have a lovely dinner and still hear ppl talk. But the best thing is their pork chop !!! This is a must get. Thank me later. We got the pork chop medium well bc we like our pork more cooked bc ain't no one trying to get salmonella from undercooked pork. But it was sooo good, has a nice char on the outside, and perfectly seasoned. Additionally, it sits on top of a bed of allegedly "rice" according to our server. But to me, it reminded me of a tendon brisket texture. I would've bet money on it too. But delicious with sweet peach sauce that came with it. For the prime rib, it was a huge cut of meat, but it was lacking flavor, needed some more salt and some rosemary to bring out the meat. Both main dishes can serve 2 people each, so worth the price and food. Definitely come back! And a shout out to our server Cole, who was great

We walked in toward the end of the evening, not realizing the restaurant was getting ready to…read moreclose. There were still a couple of people at the bar and a few tables with guests finishing their meals, so nothing immediately indicated that we were arriving near closing time. The hostess was very friendly and seated our party of four right away, but she never mentioned that the restaurant would be closing soon. Had we known, we would have gladly chosen somewhere else to eat rather than risk feeling rushed or unwelcome. The ambiance was nice, and we each ordered a cocktail. Unfortunately, our experience with the service was disappointing from the start. Our server seemed visibly annoyed with us and had an attitude that made us feel as though we were an inconvenience. I understand that being seated with a table near the end of a shift can be frustrating. I've worked in the service industry myself, and I know what it's like to be sat late in the evening. However, that comes with the job, and I would have much rather been told upfront that the restaurant was closing soon so we could have made other arrangements. We were visiting from Nashville to celebrate our wedding anniversary and were looking forward to a nice dinner to kick off our trip. Unfortunately, the food was a mixed experience. I ordered the turtle soup and prime rib, requesting the prime rib medium rare. It arrived medium, if not slightly more well done. While the flavor was good, it was not cooked to the doneness I had requested. The turtle soup was also excessively salty, and everyone at our table agreed. My wife ordered the beef en croute, which was cold in the center, although the pastry on top was cooked nicely. Our friends ordered the lamb and halibut, and both dishes were prepared well and enjoyed. For a restaurant where we spent over $400 on dinner, I expected a much higher level of food quality and service. Mistakes can happen, and I understand that no restaurant is perfect. However, the combination of the unwelcoming service and the issues with several dishes made for a disappointing evening. What made the experience especially frustrating was that this was supposed to be a special dinner to celebrate our anniversary and start our trip on a high note. Instead, we left feeling disappointed and as though our business was an inconvenience. If the restaurant was closing soon, a simple heads-up when we arrived would have gone a long way. We would have understood and happily taken our business elsewhere. The following evening, we dined at Sinatra's and had a fantastic experience, which made the contrast even more noticeable. Overall, the ambiance was pleasant, and some of the food was good, but the service and inconsistency in the dishes fell well short of what I would expect from a restaurant at this price point. When spending over $400 on a dinner for a special occasion, you expect to feel welcomed, enjoy a well-prepared meal, and leave with a positive impression. Unfortunately, that was not our experience, and this restaurant was a disappointing way to begin our anniversary trip.

I had been wanting to visit Butcher & Bee for a long time, and I'm so glad I finally made it. The…read morerestaurant was completely packed when we visited, so I'm really glad I booked a table well in advance. They have a relatively small entrée menu, and the entrées are definitely on the pricey side. However, they have a great selection of appetizers and smaller plates, which makes it easy to try a variety of dishes. I decided to go with the Chef's Choice option, where the chef decides what you eat. Honestly, I'm really glad I went with this because it allowed us to experience a wide variety of dishes without having to choose everything ourselves. We started with fried potatoes with green garlic chimichurri and whipped feta with dip. The whipped feta was absolutely amazing and one of the first highlights of the meal. We then received a couple of special bite-sized appetizers, including bacon-wrapped dates and beet falafel bites. The bacon-wrapped date was delicious, and the beet falafel was a fun and flavorful bite. The halibut sushi was good, but the real surprise for me was the avocado and crispy rice salad. This dish was absolutely out of this world! The crispy rice added an amazing texture, and the combination of flavors was fantastic. For the entrée, we had the house kebab platter, which came with house shishito peppers, fried okra, mushrooms, chicken and steak kebabs, along with a side of fermented pepper. There was a lot going on with this platter, and it was a great way to finish the savory part of the meal. We ended dinner with the peach and almond Malabi, which was delicious and a perfect way to finish the meal. Overall, Butcher & Bee completely lived up to my expectations. The Chef's Choice experience was definitely the right decision, especially for someone like me who loves trying different dishes. The food was creative, flavorful, and full of interesting combinations. The only thing to keep in mind is that the entrées can be quite expensive, but the smaller plates give you a chance to sample a lot of different flavors. Definitely make a reservation ahead of time because this place fills up quickly!

We had a great experience, celebrating a birthday here and heard about B&B for a while. The Whipped…read morefeta definitely lives up to what we have heard with the fresh warm pita. Other dishes were ok we had the chicken Shawarma hummus, bacon wrapped dates, steak, and beet falafel. The dirty martini feta martini was very onion forward Aba is much better in my opinion. My mom had the Caprese cocktail it tasted off. Definitely think the drinks here missed the mark unfortunately compared to other restaurants in the area. The miso chocolate cake was fantastic and we got a sorbet along with it which was refreshing. Over all a great meal service was ok our waitress just seemed a bit fake and was hard to find when the restaurant did not seem super busy. Might have to try again!