Came in on a Sunday at 10am before heading to the football stadium…read more It was peaceful, quiet and no lines at the popular brunch buffet. The buffet had a great variety of food options (all tasty) - my favorite was the salmon, shrimp and grits! The espresso martini was delicious and hit the spot before the game since I hadn't had coffee yet. I'd highly recommend the Sunday brunch before the crowd. At about 10:45am, the crowd started to pick up. Service was attentive and joyful. I'll be back!

I visited Adele's for the first time for a celebration. Parking was easier than expected, although…read morefiguring out which side belonged to Adele's was a little confusing, but that's Nashville parking for you! Unfortunately, the welcome could have been much better. When I walked in, there were about five or six employees near the front, but no one greeted or acknowledged me. I was looking around trying to find my friends, and a simple "Hello" or "Welcome in" would have made a big difference. The buffet was a mixed experience. The eggs were delicious, the ham was good but slightly salty, and the potatoes tasted good but needed to be hotter. The waffles were also good, and the bacon tasted like regular bacon. The salmon was cold, so I didn't really want to eat it. Unfortunately, the grits from the shrimp and grits were not good at all, and I would not recommend them. For a buffet that costs almost $40, I expected better dessert options. There were only about four or five choices, and none of them really stood out. On the positive side, the mimosas were delicious, and the bourbon bacon cocktail was absolutely amazing--even though I could have done without the actual bacon. Our waitress was decent and took care of us, but the service wasn't especially memorable. I would visit again, but the food needs to be served hotter, the dessert selection could be improved, and guests should definitely be acknowledged when they walk through the door.

The Stillery was excellent for lunch. Located right off of Broadway made the experience is a little…read morequieter, which was a much needed break. However, this area does get really busy later in the afternoon and evening. We ordered the Patty Melt with fries and a side salad. The patty melt was the perfect size and delicious. The fries were great too. Regarding the service, the server was friendly, professional, attentive, and made some suggestions for local adventures.

This place has great apps/food and a great atmosphere for football games. We lovef the pretzels and…read morewontons. We also loved the Mac and cheese and wings (make sure you get them crispy) Service was not the best; hospitality was lacking. We waited for about 20 mi

Stopped by on a Sunday for breakfast around 8 am and there was no wait. They got us seated right…read moreaway. Ordered the mushroom toast and the mushroom omelet. Heads up, the omelet does not come with a side of toast, so if that's what you want, do ask for a side of bread. Both dishes were just the right amount and the perfect start to the day. The inside has a cool chill vibe. It's sad that due to state law, they don't serve mimosas before 10 a.m. on Sundays, but that's not the restaurant's problem.

Service 5/5 Everyone from the hosts to our server Adrian…read morewere top tier! Attentive and friendly! Food 2.5/5 I ordered the Nashville hot chicken sandwich. Honestly I do not recommend and the fries had like a different rosemary herbal seasoning I also don't really recommend. The bread n butter pickles are amazing tho! Atmosphere 4/5 Cute little honey and Nashville decor. Trendy neon signs Parking is available but you have to pay Metropolis if you opt for garage parking. There's no discount code for parking.

Husk has come a long way since this Sean Brock establishment shocked the Charleston culinary scene…read more Nowdays owned by a small restaurant group, Husk has evolved into a different kind of kitchen. It's not good or bad, but certainly not the same. When it comes to the Nashville outpost, it's located in a truly stunning historical house. It's the kind of place that one immediately feels the character of and that element preserves the charm of the original Charleston location. Pimento Cheese in Benne Seed Wafers with Candied Collar Greens is an impressive dish, especially accounting for the fact that it sits on the Happy Hour Menu. Confit Chicken Wings are spectacular and juicy. The vibe is chill yet elegant. The team working here is sharp and attentive. As a whole, Husk is a piece of history in the South and while Chef Brock now runs other establishments in town, his innovation has set this place up to be a continued celebration of Southern Cooking.

3.5 Definitely a…read more"have to try" spot in Nashville. The vibe was amazing and it's perfect for a cute little date night. We started with the meatball skewers, which were great, and the sauce that came with them was perfection. I also have to mention the Cabernet, one of the best glasses of wine I've had in a while. The one drawback was the dinner menu felt a little limited on options. That said, what we got delivered. My fiancé had the strip steak, which was really good, and I got the pork, which was also amazing. Overall a really good experience. The 3.5 is mainly because we spent $250 and still left a little hungry. Other than that, a really cool place worth checking out.

To save you time and be as upfront as possible, Bradley Mountain is not only one of the finest…read morecoffee shops in Columbia, but has possibly become my favorite in all of Tennessee. * Beverages are crafted to perfection and offer a truly sophisticated coffee experience.[Note: If it's in season, I highly recommend The Ode to Palo (a seasonal beverage). It's more than just a drink -- it's an experience.] * Ambience is fantastic and captures a true Tennessee vibe. There's plenty of seating, whether on the deck, on the lawn (where you can bring your own camping chairs), or inside the shop, which features all sorts of unique trading post decor and merchandise. * Staff are incredibly friendly and accommodating. * Very family-friendly, especially on the lawn. * Pricing is about average for gourmet coffee -- which isn't necessarily a downside or a compliment. In short, whether you're looking for a place to hang out with your family on a hot summer day with an iced coffee or meet a client for a morning latte, Bradley Mountain is a fantastic choice.

Bradley Mountain is easily one of the most unique spots around. Walking in, the first thing you…read morenotice is how amazing it smells--that awesome mix of fresh coffee and handcrafted leather. Love the atmosphere; it feels less like a traditional coffee shop and more like the ultimate man cave. The guy running it makes really cool stuff right on-site, the coffee is well-priced, and the staff is super friendly. Perfect place to grab a drink, look around, and hang out!

Stop by for coffee and eat lunch at the taco truck serving some of the best Mexican food in town…read more Great local coffee in town with such a nice ambiance inside and out. Check out the shop inside for the cutest little things and books. Before you leave, don't forget to grab a homemade cookie made by My Brothers.

Obsessed!!! From the inside out, The Awaken House is beautiful, timeless and filled with good…read morevibes. Their latte was delicious, baristas were helpful, friendly and sipping it while on the porch in the sunlight was something I want to do every weekend. Will be back again and again.

The volunteers there are so knowledgeable and kind, incredible history to learn & see!read more

Great piece of history right here in the Spring Hill area. Tours are wonderful and the mansion is…read morea fine example of 1800's southern life. It's well worth the stop and a contribution to preserving this legacy.

Update: I was just contacted by Angela the owner and was told 1. I was being recorded. 2. I would…read moreonly get my 175.00 back if I removed the review first. 3. I was threatened by her and hung up on twice. I have never been harassed by someone that owes me for a service that was not honored. I will indeed remove the review if I ever received my money but the nasty and rude attitude this lady had with me I seriously doubt it. But no weapons formed against me shall prosper!!! By the way she found my phone number real quick to call once my review was up but didn't notice for months she did NOT send my deposit to me.

Fun little spot, not as big as some fall farms but also not as crowded. Huge slides, trampoline…read morekids loved, and unique "stations" for kids (big and small would enjoy). Best part was paintball tractor ride where kids could shoot spiders and mummies and creatures In the day (at night it turns into a scarier live zombie paintball event I think, but the day ride is fine for little ones). Good selection and prices for pumpkins, lots of shapes and colors. Only concessions are chips, a few soft drinks, not huge selection so bring snacks or plan to eat before. Overall, I will go back again.

I took my family here for the first time. We do haunted houses every year. I would compare the…read morehaunted woods experience to Knotts Scary Farm. It's like walking through all of the mazes at Knotts, all in one. The props were high tech. There were lots of jump scares. The actors had awesome makeup and didn't break character. We loved it. The zombie paintball was a fun experience also. Again the props and set up were all high tech and awesome. I definitely recommend Millers Thrillers, it was a fun experience. We didn't get the slash pass but I really liked how the people who did, didn't have to wait at all. I may do that next time.

Zombie hay ride was fun, not too scary, things to see while waiting in line. Went with my teenage…read moregrandson, but younger kids would enjoy also