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 consider this one of the only "fancy" restaurants outside of downtown. If you're looking for a…read more$50 steak this place has it. I've yet to be disappointed with the quality of the food. It can be very busy during happy hour and dinner so service may take a few minutes, but they are very attentive and well trained. Seems to be a popular destination for out-of-town business people, and those in the suburbs to have a higher end meal without having to go downtown.

This is a fun Nashville restaurant. We loved the food. Good quality…read more The trout special was divine with crab on it.. $10 extra). It came with spinach. My crab cake was good but small. The waiter offered me something besides fries although I heard they were really good. The veggie stir-fry hit the spot and the coke slaw was good too. Great service from Jason. Thank you !

I eat here when I visit Nashville. The food is freshly prepared, and made to order. This was the…read morelocation of a Houston's restaurant during the nineteen eighties. I had a date with a fellow student who later became my husband. We ordered a bottle of wine I thought he was "sophisticated." I'm glad to see this restaurant keeping up with the times.

Came here on a very nice Thursday evening with some friends & their dog. Service was good even…read morethough it got very busy. We enjoyed the outdoor patio for about 2 1/2 hours while catching up & having some drinks. I had two of the Oh Iris cocktail which was so refreshing. For food we shared some whipped feta & I had the Milanese sandwhich. It was a big portion & overall very good. Made for a great leftover lunch the next day. The fries here have a lot of hype & definitely some of the best in town. Would it hesitate to come back!

Sabell's is the quintessential East Nashville bar/restaurant - located at the edge of the vibrant…read moreRiverside Village and located inside a converted little cottage. It's cute and divey, with an expansive patio that is always packed on a beautiful day. My husband and I stopped in right after a rainstorm around 2 PM, which is probably why the bar wasn't too busy! We ordered some drinks and a late lunch as well. I went with the Steak Pita, which was massive and stuffed full of meat, cheese, greens, and two tasty sauces. Crispy sweet potatoes were served on the side. Honestly the pita and the sauces were my favorite part of this meal. The steak was flavorful but a bit chewy. However, my husband ordered the Chopped Cheese and it was delicious! Also stuffed full of mix-ins, and with a bit of Greek-inspired flavor. The seasoned fries on the side were also tasty. I'm sure we'll be back soon to take advantage of their awesome happy hour deals. And judging by other reviews, it sounds like I need to try their falafel!

Our food was stellar from our dip to the salads and entrees. I really loved the wedge salad so much…read more- it was such an explosion of flavors. Erik/Eric/Aric took care of us while we were here and when I tell you he was the best server I've had in such a long time -- I absolutely mean it. He was fantastic and took such great care of us! The restaurant was super dim and just kept getting darker... that was a little odd for us. But aside from that? The restaurant was clean and lovely!

Firebird Grill was a decent experience overall, though not necessarily somewhere I'd personally…read morereturn to given the number of dining options in Nashville. I visited with my parents during their last trip to town since the restaurant happened to be nearby. Upon walking in, the decor felt a little confusing. The menu clearly presents the restaurant as a grill, but the interior still seemed heavily influenced by what may have previously been an Asian restaurant space. The renovation didn't feel entirely cohesive, which made the atmosphere a bit disjointed. That said, the staff was very friendly, and we were seated quickly. Throughout the meal, however, there seemed to be an underlying sense of stress among the staff that was noticeable despite their efforts to remain professional and attentive. It created a slightly uncomfortable atmosphere at times. For dinner, we ordered the filet with broccoli and French fries, while another guest ordered a salad. Unfortunately, the salad had to be sent back because it arrived with blue cheese despite a requested omission due to an allergy. Thankfully, the issue was corrected. The filet itself was cooked to the requested temperature, and overall the food was fine, but nothing particularly stood out as memorable. Everything was acceptable, though not especially remarkable. Overall, Firebird Grill may work well for larger groups or families looking for a convenient, casual meal, but with so many standout restaurants in Nashville, it's probably not a place I'd personally revisit.

Anna our server was amazing! great service and amazing food!! we have been here twice in one week.read more

I was looking forward to trying this place and walked over on my lunch break. No one was at the…read morehostess desk so I waited. The same server walked by and saw me several times without acknowledging me. There was also an employee sitting at a table behind the hostess desk that also didnt bother to say anything. And when I walked back to ask if I should seat myself the bar tender told me to go back to the desk and someone would be with me shortly. no thanks. Rude and inattentive.

I celebrated my birthday at Lion's Share, and it was exceptional from start to finish. The staff…read moresurprised me with a hand-signed birthday card and a champagne toast, which was such a thoughtful and memorable touch. The service was warm, knowledgeable, and attentive, and every recommendation was spot on. The cocktails were divine, the prosciutto and melon appetizer was fresh and refreshing, my filet with peppercorn sauce was perfectly cooked and absolutely outstanding, and my husband's pork belly was unique, flavorful, and delicious. We finished with the banana dessert and the chocolate dessert, and both were incredible. Lion's Share strikes the perfect balance of luxe, romantic, and relaxed. The food and service are truly top-tier, and the classic rock soundtrack was the perfect finishing touch. We had such a wonderful evening and are already looking forward to our next visit! Hopefully for happy hour matinee 4 to 5:30 daily.

Lion's Share has earned a permanent spot on my list of favorite restaurants, and it's easy to see…read morewhy. From the moment you walk in, the space strikes a rare balance -- beautifully decorated yet entirely unpretentious, elegant without feeling stiff. It's the kind of place where you settle in and immediately feel at home. The service matched the setting perfectly. Warm, attentive, and genuinely gracious -- the staff here make you feel like a welcomed guest rather than just another table to turn. But the real star is the food. Every dish showed real care and intention. The avocado starter alone is worth the visit -- a standout that set the tone for an outstanding meal from start to finish. The kitchen is clearly working at a high level, delivering elevated cooking that never loses sight of the fact that a great meal should, above all, be enjoyable. Lion's Share is the rare restaurant that gets everything right. Don't walk -- run.

They take reservations. Accommodation was made for our walk in at an outside table, perfect spot…read moreto take in the local vibe in the Lockeland area. Our food and service was A+ served up with locally sourced items and very good.

This place was the food highlight of our trip!…read more We ordered: - Seasonal BLT salad - Mussels- the sauce and sourdough with this were bursting with flavor - New york strip with green beans- the green beans are cooked in smokes vinegar and one of the most exquisite flavors I have experienced. The steak was perfectly cooked and had that grilled flavor - Vegetarian ziti- perfectly cooked, not too done. Every single element was balanced and well thought out. - Cookie skillet- crispy cookie and vanilla gelato brought the brown sugar in the cookie. this is not your mama's cookie skillet; this is elevated and quality. Our waiter was so kind and attentive and answered all of our questions. The vibe was fun and chill. The only downside is parking but don't let that stop you from experiencing this unassuming neighborhood gem!

Service is great! Fits into a lunch hour. Food is great too…read more One complaint. No horseradish. Prime Rib French Dip was tasteless without horseradish.

One of my favorite ways to discover restaurants is through OpenTable. Sure, I enjoy collecting the…read morepoints, but the real reward is finding places I probably would have walked right past otherwise. Music Row Bar & Grill was one of those discoveries, and I'm glad I made the reservation. Located in the beautiful Music Row neighborhood near Vanderbilt University, it's an easy stop whether you're a local or exploring Nashville on foot. The restaurant has its own parking lot, which is always a welcome bonus, and the dining room strikes a nice balance between polished and relaxed. I settled into a comfortable banquette and immediately felt at home. I started with the Fig Salad, a mountain of fresh greens topped with figs, goat cheese, toasted almonds, and a light honey vinaigrette. After several days of barbecue and protein-heavy meals, it was exactly what I needed. Fresh, colorful, and generously portioned. For my entrée, I ordered the skirt steak from the tapas menu with beet chimichurri. What a great choice. The steak was tender and flavorful, while the earthy sweetness of the beets gave the chimichurri an unexpected twist that worked beautifully. It's the kind of dish that reminds you why trying something new is always worth it. Service was warm, attentive, and never rushed. It was clear many of the guests were locals greeting familiar faces, which always says something about a neighborhood restaurant. The atmosphere felt authentic rather than touristy. The best part? Just a short walk away is Van Leeuwen Ice Cream. Skip dessert here and stroll over afterward. Dinner followed by artisan ice cream makes for a pretty perfect Nashville evening. Life is too short to eat the same meal twice or skip exploring a neighborhood you've never visited. Whether you're traveling across the country or just across town, find your next great meal. You never know when you'll stumble onto a place you'll be recommending long after the trip is over.