5/5 stars! Stopped…read moreby for lunch before heading to a trading card show. Easy parking and a big, spacious outdoor eating area! Ordering was simple, with plenty of options. You order at the window, and they call you when your food is ready. We got the Oh My Gogi sandwich, Ubé-Bee sandwich, and some tater tots. - Oh My Gogi: Absolutely incredible! Beef bulgogi and kimchi in a sandwich? It absolutely works! The bread was perfect, and all the flavors worked so well together. I devoured this thing in seconds. - Ubé-Bee: Just freaking WOW. The ube French toast was the star! It wasn't overly sweet like you might expect. Everything was cooked to perfection, and the flavor was spot-on. - Tater tots: Just your regular tots. Fried well, but the sandwiches definitely stole the show. lol Would I come back? Hell yeah! Already ready to try the other things on the menu. I'm sure they will be too!

The food is amazing. Go here. We had the Le Drip and the eggy tots. So good. The sandwiches are…read morepretty big so be aware. This is a food truck. Great coffee shop right up the street. Service was good. Took less than 5 minutes to get our order out. Outdoor seating is nice. It was a lovely Sunday morning.

Took seven customers to The Treehouse in Five Points on a warm night in August and it was the right…read morecall. It's a converted house with a tree growing through the bar, and we sat out on the patio at about 78 degrees, which is exactly where you want to be. We ordered across the menu and let everyone take what they wanted. The roasted brussels were the thing people kept going back to. The flat iron steak was a hit. Cocktails went down with the whole table, and Nikki behind the bar knows exactly what she is doing, she is a master of it. On a hot night an icy cold beer did just as well. Seven people and we could all hear each other, which is not a given. Katie and McKenzie looked after us and the service never dropped once. Paid parking right next door, about eight dollars for two hours. If you are taking a group somewhere and you want it to feel like an evening rather than a meal, this is it.

I went back for dinner with a big group and was honestly blown away! The food is so so good. We sat…read moreoutside which I think really helps sell this place. This experience really boosted my view of treehouse! I can't wait til I can go back now. Basically all of the small plates and potato options are what you need to order lol

Giving 4 stars because our server was rad and friendly. Food I would give a 3. My hot chicken and…read morebiscuit was just ok. The chicken seemed like it had been pre fried and then mildly heated up. The home fries were not hot at all and no crispness to them. Kinda just blah.

Sheesh. Sky Blue has been one of our East Nashville staples for years, but our most recent visit…read moreleft us with a very poor taste in our mouths--not due to the food, food was fine, although probably spat in. We experienced a 45min wait which we were happy to go with as it is a small restaurant, and they usually do their best to accommodate as many people as they can. The difference this time than our previous visits is that we have had a baby since then. Clearly there was a miscommunication when checking in, as they were very demeaning when we asked for a high chair, naming that we claimed we didn't need one. I was not part of that conversation but it sounded like that was assumed rather than asked by the host/manager/dirty blonde white woman named Andie. When we asked for a high chair after being sat next to a table where the party was not taking up the whole table and there happened to be room for one, she proceeded to give us a lot of attitude saying that we said we didn't need one. We then asked our waiter (did not get his name, but he was kind and accommodating), he said he would try to get us some high chairs for the two babies in our party. We could overhear Andie saying to him, "they said they didn't need one but do whatever." Okay, not the nicest, but we were gonna let it slide. Then one of our party was scooting out of the booth after a group had left to go use the bathroom, and Andie walks over and says to her, "there's a party about to sit here." My friend says, "yeah, I'm just getting out to go to the restroom." She just assumed we were going to take up the whole table? Weird. Additionally, we were missing silverware, and when we asked another worker to bring us some, she came back and threw the silverware on the table knocking over bottles. And at the end, Andie had the audacity to ask us how everything was, and I responded that this was the worst service we'd ever received here, and her response was to look at the friend who signed up for a slot and said "sorry for the miscommunication but I was just going off of what he said". At the end of the day, we understood not having room for high chairs but it was all in the tone and attitude in which she responded that left us feeling like we were a burden to be there with our babies. We understand it's a small space, but had she just been kind to begin with, then things would have taken a much different turn. Needless to say, this is not a very family friendly restaurant so I urge young families to find somewhere else to eat. Hopefully management doesn't treat their employees as rudely as Andie treated customers, but I have a feeling that isn't the case. We won't be back. Editing to add the response they left on my husband's google review. Unless you like to pay to be demeaned and treated poorly, save your money and find another local restaurant who actually cares about their customers.

Hands down the best chicken sandwich I've had minus the small part k couldn't eat as it was too…read morehard, other than that it was perfect. I wish I got some heat but I was worried since I'm on a road trip. The pesto pasta salad was delicious as well. Hands down a must stop by

On my birthday outting, I got the chance to try one of the best food trucks in all of Nashville and…read moreI'm ecstatic to say that they went above and beyond with their culinary craft! I tried their regular fried chicken sandwich with a level 3 (of out 10) hot sauce and oh my lord was it perfection! The chicken was massive with an inside that was tender, juicey and jam packed with flavor. The exterior of the chicken was so crispy and crunchy, every bite was a delight!. Along with that the fries were great with s nice crispy texture and wonderful seasoning. I can't recommend these guys enough for them to serve me one of the best birthday dinners I've ever had. If you're ever visiting Nashville fo not miss out on dining with these guys!

It's been almost 2 years, but I finally made it back to Boston Commons - this time to enjoy lunch…read more My family decided to order for the table for us all to try. We had the fish sampler, giant pretzel, brussel sprouts, fried clams, coconut shrimp, caesar salad, chopped salad, and clam chowder. Every single thing was great! And service was spectacular. This will be a regular spot for me and my family, for sure!

I used to love this place reminded me of Boston but we went recently went (Father's Day) and wasn't…read morethe same experience. I will say - the staff was fantastic, so review is not on their direct service. The place looks a little run down and unkept. Especially the restrooms. We went at lunch but only 2 other parties in the indoor portion and tables that were used previously patrons were not bussed for a while so their trash was on tables. Ordered Guinness and it was being put in and warm so couldn't serve it. Makes sense BUT bummer because it's Father's Day and my S.O. couldn't get a Guinness during lunch on Father's Day from a Boston based bar..kind of uncool. Connecticut lobster roll was buttery and fantastic. The chips that came with it were good. My husband's Signature Fish wasn't that great. Rather greasy and didn't taste like our previous visits. Felt bad because took my S.O. chose this place for his day but food was just okay. We also paid $14 for parking (lot in front) - yikes.

Ikykyk. There isn't a better spot to go if you want a dive bar atmosphere and killer menu. Burgers…read morefries chicken whatever it's all good. Line does get long late night weekends but honestly I've never been upset with the wait. You should absolutely check it out regardless of the time!

The atmosphere is perfect for a little dive bar and diner. There's even a back patio that's great…read morefor day drinking, and you can't beat a Coke in a glass. I got a burger with animal style fries for $20, so the price isn't bad at all. The burger itself was just your regular ballpark burger though. I'm more of a smash burger guy myself, so it wasn't quite my style. The animal style fries were really good, but let's be honest, those are hard to mess up. The real winner was Chloe's chicken sandwich. It had almost a fried catfish texture to it and was amazing. That's what I'll be getting when I go back. Solid rating

Service was great. Food was Amazing! One of the best burgers in Nashville we've had in a long time.read more

3.5 The atmosphere…read morewas really fun. It felt like walking into a restaurant straight out of the 90s, Pac-Man machine and everything. It was a little dirty, but nothing too bad. The burger itself was amazing. Smash style with two patties, the cheese melted perfectly, and a good house sauce tied it all together. The only miss for me was the crinkle fries, which just aren't my thing.

I've been dying to try this place, but couldn't justify the price tag... but when my work booked a…read moreteam dinner here, I was so excited! Getting to finally try it on the company dime is a definite win. But my review will be as if I paid, trust me. I'm very ethical :) The appetizers were so fun. I'm not a dill fan, but I wiped off the cream freche and dill powder from the Chicken BcNuggets and without the toppings, they were pretty bland. I tried the steak tartare (my first time ever having it) and it was divine. My coworkers couldn't get enough fo the Whipped Pimento Cheese. The main courses were so good - I got the Nashvile Strip Steak without cheese (lactose intolerant) and it was so delish. The toasted potato blini was amazing. A few people got the Mediterranean Branzino and it was a little fishy (but that was the only dish that got bad reviews). There were a few Risotto and Chicken dishes and they were well received. The desserts were heavenly, too. The experience was just wonderul and the staff was so attentive (but not too much so). Highly recommend for special occasions, just skip the fish.

We chose this restaurant for our anniversary because we wanted an elevated dining experience --…read moresomething special, a little different, and worth splurging on. We were absolutely willing to pay for an amazing meal. Unfortunately, the meal was elevated mostly in price. We had a 6:30 reservation with a card on file to hold the table. When we arrived, the host couldn't find our reservation. We pulled up our OpenTable confirmation, and somehow it still couldn't be located. Thankfully, we could be seated because the restaurant was surprisingly empty for a Friday night in Nashville. Perhaps that should have been clue #1. Then the food arrived. And I genuinely thought there had been some kind of misunderstanding. The beet salad appeared to contain approximately one beet. One. Singular. It was also warm- I prefer a cold beet salad. Then came the $48 truffle mac and cheese. I cannot emphasize this enough: $48. This was not a $48 portion. It was barely a side portion. It was the kind of portion that makes you look around the table and ask, "Are we supposed to order four more of these?" It made me want to book a return flight to Italy. It was dry and not creamy at all. We were shocked it was elbow macaroni. The steak was equally disappointing. Nothing was bad enough to be memorable, but nothing was good enough to justify the prices. And that might have been the biggest issue -- we were paying luxury-dining prices for food that simply wasn't giving luxury-dining experience. I was also genuinely shocked that the wine flight included a Riesling priced at $65. The restaurant did generously provide a complimentary dessert, which we really appreciated. And honestly, it was delicious -- probably because by that point we were emotionally prepared to pay $50 for a single bite. The crackers were also excellent. In fact, the crackers may have been the MVP of the evening but that was also a $ twenty something "snack". I understand that everything is made in-house, including the crackers, and I genuinely respect the craftsmanship involved in that. But I have to say: sometimes store-bought is okay. If the goal is for me to enjoy the cracker, I don't necessarily need to know that someone spent three days making flour do something extraordinary. The décor also felt very plain and didn't seem particularly aligned with the prices. We wanted an elevated anniversary experience and were more than happy to pay for one. We just wanted the food and atmosphere to make us feel like we were getting something special in return. The server was very attentive and courteous. When the crackers are the most memorable part of your $300+ anniversary dinner. I have to agree with the reviewer who said this was indeed a bad idea. :(

Menu is quality, exciting, and delicious! Environment is fun! Servers were friendly and worked as…read moreteam to meet customers needs. Great indoor and outdoor seating options. I can't say enough about this brunch spot. They are known for their PANCAKES and for good reason! They are dense, while staying fluffy. I ordered the weekly special, which was ORANGE CINNAMON ROLL PANCAKES. It came with a cream cheese frosting drizzle. Heavenly! They are also huge. You can easily split between two which makes a great value! I brought half home for breakfast tomorrow. I also ordered a side of SAUSAGE LINKS. These are quality! I don't know where they are sourced but remind me of something you get from a local meat market instead of a mass producer. My wife ordered the CRISPY BREAKFAST BURRITO. It also was very large and she brought about 1/3 home to eat later. Very savory and the burrito was made and slightly browned on the grill to make the perfect texture. We are planning to come back before returning home from our trip.

I fully acknowledge that this is a first-world-problem-style rant. The food at Snooze is good. I…read morelike Snooze. But I need someone to explain to me WHY, when ordering pancakes online or through DoorDash, I have to specifically request SYRUP. Syrup is not an optional pancake accessory. Syrup is a REQUIREMENT for eating pancakes. Without syrup, you have essentially delivered me dense, dry bread blocks. This is like delivering someone a fountain drink without a straw and then saying, "Well, you didn't specifically request a straw." My friend, the straw is part of the infrastructure required to consume the beverage. THE SYRUP IS PART OF THE PANCAKE INFRASTRUCTURE. I actually called the restaurant because I assumed the syrup had simply been forgotten. I was giving them the benefit of the doubt. Nope. Apparently the policy is that unless you expressly request syrup, you do not receive syrup for your pancakes via DoorDash. Okay. Is that clearly stated in the description when you order the pancakes? Nope: see photo. You just order pancakes, like a normal person, reasonably assuming that the substance traditionally served WITH PANCAKES will accompany them. So now I'm sitting at my desk, staring down five straight hours of back-to-back meetings, with a container of dry pancake bread blocks that I cannot properly eat because I failed to anticipate that ordering pancakes does not automatically include the thing required to turn them into actual pancakes. Again: good food. Ridiculous policy. Snooze, please. Do better. Just give people syrup with their pancakes.

Their gluten free crust is the best I've had. 100% recommend to everyone always. I come back…read moreeverytime I'm close

Arguably the best Cesar Salad in Nashville. It's huge, crisp, fresh and has the perfect amount of…read moredressing. Their pizza is phenomenal. Amazing use of different sauces and so many cheeses. Truly options for everyone. It feels like biting into a warm focaccia. Not only is the food good but the location is perfect. The lighting is stunning rain or shine and the shop is walkable from some of east nashville's best spots.