Great atmosphere and great service by Audra. Recommend the grilled chicken sandwich and ole red ale!read more

Live music that didn't overwhelm. Perfect environment for a quick layover in Nashville. Great salad…read moreand fantastic service from Landon!

Good food, decent service, nice restaurant atmosphere. Needed a place close by the airport before…read moreventuring down the highway. Had some great option on the menu that included local beef. Enjoyed their wings, Nashville tenders, and French dip sandwich. Located in a hotel but not a complicated place to get into or find.

We went to the Nashville tap house, sadly our service was slow our food came out cold and very dry…read more We ordered the Hot Chicken Mac and Cheese and the French dip. We wouldn't recommend either. The biggest high light of the meal though was the Mac and Cheese bites! Please check out our full review on YT! https://youtu.be/8p45XJ0SEk4

Absolutely the best upscale dining establishment closest to Mt Juliet…read more Always pleasant service combined with wonderfully prepared dishes. We'll be. Ack soon..

I was always frustrated by people giving low reviews when the most important thing was excellent. I…read moreunderstand reviews need to cover the whole experience, but a restaurant shouldn't get crushed if the food was excellent, but someone sat behind a noisy crying baby. Though I did not have that experience this could have easily been a five star review. I called in a website order with specific instructions for no onions. I ordered the chef Summer salad - O L and requested no onions. Of course I got onions, but didn't see them buried until I got back to the hotel. I also anticipated them to include a fork. Oh well, I guess they figured I could eat with my hands. As far as the salad goes, it was good. baby, spinach, crumbly, blue cheese, mandarin oranges, strawberries, walnuts, crumbly blue. All with orange mandarin vinaigrette. It was very tasty. Most everything was fresh, but the oranges and the strawberries were a bit soggy. Plenty of food for sure. I also added some blackened chicken and they put an abundance of that on top. Well done!

Decided to kill some time waiting on my flight so I stepped into 3 Casks. I had a couple of craft…read morebeers. They were very good! I also ordered the Tomato Soup, and it was delicious down to the last spoon full. RECOMMENDED

One of Terminal C's best sit-down options…read more As someone who plans trips around good food, I always look beyond the typical airport chains. Before my flight, I asked Siri for the best restaurant in Terminal C, and the two recommendations were Ole Red and Three Casks. Since I was looking for a quieter meal instead of live music, Three Casks won. I'm glad it did. It's a bit of a walk toward the C20 gates, but if you have the time, it's worth it. I grabbed a seat overlooking the terminal, ordered a cold local beer, and settled in for some excellent people-watching before boarding. The Patty Melt was the star of the meal. Served on grilled rye with beautifully caramelized onions, pickled Peppadew peppers, and perfectly melted cheese, it hit every note. Comfort food done right. The server also brought over a caddy of house sauces, and the Apple Pie BBQ sauce completely surprised me. Sweet, smoky, and unlike anything I've had before. I found myself dipping every bite into it. My Caesar salad was the only miss. The homemade croutons were excellent, but the dressing was so heavy that it overwhelmed the lettuce and delicate Parmesan flavors. Next time, I'll simply ask for the dressing on the side. Service was friendly, attentive, and efficient, which isn't always easy in an airport setting. I only wish they offered a dessert menu because I absolutely would have stayed for one more course. If you're tired of the usual fast-food options and want a real meal before your flight, Three Casks is a solid choice. Sometimes the best travel memories aren't the destination--they're the unexpected meal you find along the way. Life is too short to eat poorly or travel without exploring what's around you. The next time you're passing through Nashville, skip the food court, take the short walk down Terminal C, and treat yourself.

Word to the wise, never underestimate "Nashville Hot" anything! We choose Party Fowl for lunch and…read moredrinks while killing time for our flight out of Nashville. Surprisingly, our wait time for a table was about 20 mins. Food was yum! We ordered a smash burger, tenders and wings. Wings were deliciously spicy. I especially loved the tenders. Juicy on the inside, nice and crisp on the outside. Thankfully the beer was ice cold; helping to combat the spice! Our waitress was a Caribbean treasure. Polite, helpful and patient. I can't believe I forgot her name. Party Fowl earned its spot on my Nashville eats list

I had a layover at Nashville International Airport. Party Fowl was located right next to my gate…read more They told me I could sit anywhere at the bar. The menu they gave me was worn down and I could barely read it. I ended up getting a mimosa after I tried to ask the bartender about what beers were on tap and was just pointed to the taps they had on the back shelf (which I couldn't see from that distance). I ended up getting a Nashville hot Caesar salad. It was pretty spicy for hot chicken which I like. They didn't make the boneless chicken too saucy. The salad was the perfect size as well. I would say the service needed work and the food was average at best.

No long wait, customer service was great! My food came out hot and delicious, seating was ample…read morewith tvs to watch game. No complaints!

Welp, looks can be deceiving! I arrived at the airport to fly home with enough time to get some…read moregrub on. Unfortunately, our first stop was to Fugitives. It's a tiny bar in terminal A. We ordered a couple of whiskey/bourbon drinks, which took a while to arrive, but they were good. Service was sketchy. Not attentive and really didn't care about the customer. The food looked great when it came out, but the tots were COLD, and the cheese was solidifying before our eyes. Sadly, the egg rolls were from the freezer section, and they, too, were hardly warm. We ate what we could and skipped out of there as fast as we could. I do not recommend it!

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.

Stopped by for cocktails before going up to bed…read more Bartender was awesome, service was great, awesome environment and the drinks were so good!

Just got in from working a red eye. Went down to have breakfast and got the shrimp and grits and…read moreeggs Benny. The shrimp and grits are out of this world AMAZING. Best I have ever had in all of my travels. 10/10. Also our waiter; Gerson was great!!! Big shout out to Arles for all his assistance as well!! Everyone there is so nice and welcoming . Will be back!!!!! 5 stars!!!

What an incredible experience!! The food was incredible. If I had a car they would see me every…read moreday! Delicious food and such sweet staff.

This place highly impressed me. I wasn't sure what kind of vegan options I'd find in Nashville, but…read morethis place - not only is all plant-based and vegan - but also has pretty to-die-for dessert and drink options. The restaurant gets lots of light and has some good color and charm. Servers were very attentive with refilling water cups and getting orders in quick. The omelet was definitely a favorite... as I don't often see a solid vegan omelet option besides a Just Egg version. The tres leches cake was absolutely incredible -- would return here just simply for a slice...

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.