Stopped in for breakfast and had a really solid experience from start to finish. The eggs and…read morewaffle were prepared just right -- classic diner comfort food with a nice home-cooked feel. I added the sausage gravy over biscuits and honestly, it made the meal. But the real highlight? The hot chocolate. Hands down one of the best I've ever had -- creamy, perfectly sweet, and seriously memorable. If you're a hot chocolate fan, this alone is worth a visit.

Loved the location, view and service but the food was mediocre. It was right around the corner from…read morethe hotel we stayed at so it was perfect for us to be within walking distance. It was also pretty cool that there's different floors to eat on. We were on the 6th floor so the view was great. Our server was knowledgeable about Nashville so that was a great conversation with her. The food was mediocre - I had the avocado toast that did not have a lot of avocado but it was ok. I wanted an over easy egg but they only have scrambled eggs. My husband had scrambled eggs, potato's and bacon...again nothing special. Go for the view from the 6th floor!

County Junction is a regular Sunday brunch spot for my family and I after church. Amazing southern…read morefood. Not a lot of options that aren't fried or cooked in grease, but it's good southern food with always kind servers.

As I walked in I was greeted with a friendly "morning y'all" and those simple words not only…read more started but defined my experience at this restaurant. This is a restaurant that serves a small southern town. It is by no means fancy, but it fits in Joelton as a welcome member of this community. It provides simple country cooking at a fair price served by friendly servers. In fact, many were greeted by name as they walked in. I had the chicken fried chicken (which was the breakfast and lunch special). I had it with eggs over easy, toast, and home fries. The home fries were good and the eggs properly prepared but the chicken fried chicken and the accompanying white gravy were definitely unspectacular. In fact, I would hazard a guess that the chicken came out of a frozen box and the white gravy came out of a can. As I said, this restaurant will never be written in the pages of culinary history, but it will remain in the memories of countless kids who grew up here as they reminisce about the good old days.

Excellent food. Fast service. Super tasty homemade recipes…read more Eggs bacon hash and toast. Coffee was delicious. A++

Food is usually pretty good. I was embarrassed for my…read moreserver that delivered this greasy mess. Tom Mead needs to check back in on quality control of the kitchen. Eggs Benedict were un-eatable. Quality was missing and so was the server. I hate to leave this poor review, as it's a local favorite. Management is likely to admonish instead of taking real accountability. Eggs Benedict $16.95 w/tt $22.33 Good Friday 03APR26

If you are anywhere near Music City Diner, do yourself a favor and stop in. Despite its cozy size,…read moreit left a big impression. The menu was surprisingly impressive; I had trouble choosing because everything sounded so good! When the food arrived, it definitely lived up to expectations. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. It is one of those places where the simplicity of the space is completely overshadowed by how delicious the food is. I ordered the Taffy Apple French Toast and it is easily one of the most unforgettable breakfast dishes I have ever had. This is comfort food elevated to pure magic. The French Toast arrives piled high with fresh sautéed apples, warm and perfectly tender, coated in cinnamon sugar that gives every bite the cozy flavor of fall. The pecans add the perfect crunch, and the finishing drizzle of caramel ties everything together like a dessert disguised as breakfast (zero regrets). The thick-cut bacon on the side? Smoky, crisp, and the ideal salty counterpart to all that sweetness. Every bite is balanced, indulgent, and completely worth the trip (and calories). Music City Diner has officially become one of my new favorite spots...even though I live 212 miles away. I will be dreaming about it until my next visit.

Food was so good! Service was fast and friendly. Highly recommend trying this place! We had the…read moreavocado toast and the Breakfast sandwich w/fruit.

This is my go- to- spot. A historical monument in Nashville.. Food is always spot on with southern…read morehospitality and grace.

Our waitress, Hannah, was amazing. She was professional and fast! Would definitely recommend making…read morea reservation. There were a lot of people on a Monday afternoon!!

Great service, good food would totally recommend. Hometown regulars but very welcomingread more

Nice little diner! Greeted and seated quickly, My French Toast was a huge order at a great price…read moreand was fluffy and custard-y! His eggs, sausage and pancakes were also spot on! Definitely a great diner!

Stopped for a quick lunch on the way to Cincinnati. 65. The service was fantastic and the food was…read morewonderful. We both had hero sandwiches one chicken and one original they were fresh tasted fantastic and we both loved them. The french fries were excellent and my wife had the okra which she felt was the best fried okra she has ever had in her life And must to stop for lunch. They also have beer for a draft where you eat.

These folks know how to make amazing breakfast's!! It's one of our favorite local restaurants!read more

Over the years, my wife and I have dined at many cool breakfast spots in Nashville. I'm not sure…read morehow we didn't find the Sun Diner sooner because it's now near the top of the list. The place is relatively small with stools around 3 main counter areas. There are a few tables in the back, but the fun is at the counter. All of the food is prepared on the grill behind the counters. We sat on stools in the middle section and our server was awesome! The ambiance is great and the decor with records on the wall is very cool. The food here though was fantastic! I ordered the blueberry banana pancakes and my wife had an omelette. The pancakes were loaded with blueberries and were delicious! I really loved the interaction with our server and other customers. There's just such a friendly vibe here. We'll be back to Nashville in a couple of months with friends and we can't wait to take them here!

Food: 8/10 The food was great! The pork belly is a must…read morehave! Service 8/10 The wait time was pretty long but once seated everything came out fast Ambiance 8/10 Such a fun place to start off your day in

Veronica and her family put out some amazing food on the daily. The food is always great, well…read moreseasoned and delicious. The staff are always a pleasure to deal with and there's no way you're leaving there hungry. If you're looking for a quality home-cooked meal, this is your place. An absolute Cadillac of meat and three restaurants.

Felt like I was stepping into the 1950's where all the blacks were in the kitchen, old southern…read morewhites were eating and staring, and everyone has strong country (improper English) accents. The catfish was a less flaky kind more mushy than I'd like. But the batter was nice. The jalapeño cornbread was just okay. The black eyed peas were a bit watery but fine. The fruit tea was different and not too sweet. My mom loves the food here so I'm rating it on her scale. I personally don't care to return but am happy locals love the food & keep them in business.

One of the best veggie burgers I've ever had & really decent prices!! Tons of patio and indoor…read moreseating with a super smol music venue in the bar. Fried pickles were pretty darn good too. If you plan on eating definitely get a table. The bar does not have great service & ordering is extremely difficult. You can't get milkshakes at the bar and service at a table would probably be much speedier.

Best cheeseburger in Nashville. Sure, you can pay $25 for a fancier burger somewhere else.... But…read moreis it better than Brown's? Mebe not. There's something awesome about their simple but delicious cheeseburger. It will remind some people of before they moved to Nashville when there was one dairy-freeze that everyone from the whole county drove to to get a cheeseburger on a summer Saturday night. T-shirts, white socks, and Budweiser in the bar area in the front door; restaurant tables and mixed crowd in the back door.