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Came here with some friends for happy hour and had a good time. Service was pretty attentive, no complaints. The restaurant has a modern feel and most of the crowd in there is older adults. I got the rum punch drink and it was good, couldn't taste the rum. We got a series of appetizers and liked the queso fries the best. We thought we would enjoy the chick bites the most but it was a very very small serving size. Happy hour prices are reasonable ranging from $7-9. Overall: decent happy hour in Midtown for a mature crowd.
Drinks and food were great! Our waitress was super accommodating of a party of 8 and took us to a back section and put tables together for us. She also memorized who ordered what drink and came out with funny dad jokes! The place itself is attached to a hotel, and the ambiance is upscale and modern.
Excellent restaurant within the kimpton hotel in Nashville. Service is excellent and all of the food options looked delicious. I ordered the chicken that was served with the gnocchi and it came out super fast, and more than delicious. Highly recommend if staying in the hotel or even if just in the area
we ordered food from here since we stayed at the hotel. we only ordered breakfast and had a few drinks one night. the breakfast was pretty good. i got the henley scramble and it came with scrambled eggs in veggies, sausage gravy, and grits. it was a good plate but needed salt on the grits. we got the side of tater tots in cheese and i thought those were pretty standard. nothing too special but still good. the dinner menu items were i think too much for me? the main item on the dishes sounded good but it was the items paired with it that didn't sound good. that's just my opinion but im giving my review based on what i actually ate. overall it's a beautiful restaurant with good food but maybe the dinner menu items just aren't for my liking.
Great dinner in Nashville! Stayed at the hotel and brought our pup down for dinner and restaurant was so sweet to our boy, the service was great and the food was delicious! Such a fun night on the patio. The burger was great (fries were amazing!) along with the fried goat cheese salad, fried green tomato dip and chorizo Mac and cheese! We ordered chicken for our pup and he loved it too!
Service was excellent Duck pasta was interesting Lamb meatballs had pork so I was sad but hubby said it was good. The sauce and veggies were yummy. The fish was whipped so that was interesting. Over all a good experience but not quite my taste.
Delicious all around!! Very classy place either way great good. Select options to choose from, conveniently located in hotel, but no parking so you need to use garage or walk from wherever you were. Great atmosphere and staff. There are booths and a bar to choose from. Note: can be pricey.
Happy hour from 2-6pm; it's not super cheap but still fun to enjoy. The chicken 615 was quite good. Small little bites of very well fried crispy chicken with this yogurt-y spicy mayo-ish sauce. The Caesar salad was pretty standard; crunchy pieces of lettuce with a good amount of dressing and these fried cheese blocks. I ordered the reginetti for my entree and it was great! Pasta was really well cooked and the sauce was very creamy and just the right amount of sweetness balanced with savoriness.
First time in Nashville and we stumbled upon Henley for brunch. We stayed at Loews near Vanderbilt and it was a 6-7 minute walk to Henley. The host and waitress were friendly and welcoming. The food was really good too. We had the Not So Average Biscuits and Gravy and Southern Scramble. Both dishes were reasonably priced for brunch; about $15 each. The biscuits and gravy is a good option for a vegetarian diet - very flavorful without meat. The ambience is beautiful and there was an amazing singer, Heidi Burson, to complement. Visit this place when you're in town and you won't be disappointed.
Delicious brunch burrito w xtra queso on top :) Excellent service, creative food, and drink options!
This review is specifically for Rabbit Hole at Henley, a one per night only four-person tasting menu experience. I give it 4 stars for food, but I wish I could give it an extra half a star for the excitement of the environment and service. You walk in and are seated at the bar first, before following your personal waitress for the night (who by the way, is super friendly and sweet) to what seems like a normal wall. Shockingly, she then pushes the wall open to reveal the kitchen and a small, beautifully decorated table: The Rabbit Hole. All night, you are seated by yourself where you can watch the kitchen at work, and the executive chef is concentrated only on you and your food for 2+ hours. We were first given a bit of fortified wine before being briefed on the 13 courses to come. **BE AWARE: if you go down the Rabbit Hole only as 2 people, you WILL likely be seated with 2 strangers. Just be prepared for that. And enjoy meeting new people. :) We went as a group of 4 friends and that was super awesome and personal too.** I won't walk you through every single course, simply because they change every week so that wouldn't be helpful. However, I'll give you a general overview and some standouts. The dishes were unique, but because of the recent changing of executive chefs, I believe the emphasis has shifted from wild, gastronomic antics to just really well executed dishes. However, we still found a good bit of creativity. Some standouts were a 3 piece starter of various crisped up ingredients with umami flavors, a carrot soup with a pico de gallo and tempura crisp, one of the most well cooked trouts I've ever had, mexican fudge cake with passionfruit meringue, and basil ice cream. I'll say again, what really stood out to me was how well executed everything was, not necessarily any mindblowing pairings or presentations. One of the dishes that remains almost always on the menu is an iberico pork with a sort of corn sauce and whole green peppercorns. As a pepper lover, this was insane, since I've never had non-dehydrated peppercorns. A party in the mouth! Some of the dishes I liked less were a melon and avocado salad (boring), a sort of fried squash (again, less interesting), and the little treats at the end. But overall, it was a very enjoyable experience, and I LOVED how intimate it was and how kind and silly the staff were. **Also, I reccommend just being in the moment for the initial "opening of the rabbit hole," and then, if you want to take a video for your instagram or friends, just ask the waitress to go back through after.
Located right under a hotel, this little spot is a spot for a romantic dinners and dinner with friends on special occasions. My girlfriend and I came on New Years Eve to try their pre-fix menu for $150 a person. The pre-fix was decent. It was made for the New Years Eve dinner event. Order: 2 pre-fix, a cosmo, and a partridge in a pear tree Comment: The food was good but lacked that punch that would otherwise have made this a great meal. The crab bisque was definitely one of my favorites and it has changed my perspective on any future bisques I try. The beef tartare lacked punch whether it was in the sourness of the lemon or the lack of spiciness from the pepper. The king crab pasta was decent but was definitely dryer than I was expecting. The iberico was uneven with a couple pieces being way bigger than others. Finally, the homemade ice cream has pieces of crunch which was a good idea in concept but was poorly done in execution. Some pieces were WAY too big and my tooth hurt from biting into it. Would not recommend that as a dessert. Overall: the experience was nice but not worth the total of $350. They had clearly marked up the price astronomically for New Years and did spend nearly enough time to execute the courses. I would not recommend this pre-fix menu if you have other options. I could see myself coming for drinks at their bar as it was a nice spot near the center of their restaurant.
Came here before we did a bus tour and it was such a good meal. My friend and I weren't too hungry individually so we split an entrée but both forgot appetizers and everything was super tasty. The weather was super nice and we got to sit out on the patio. read more
18 days ago
Food was fine, restaurant decor looks great, but my biggest peeve are the flying critters: flies and gnats. Couldn't really enjoy my meal because I was too busy swatting them away. Probably will not come back. Sad because I stay at the hotel a lot and it's very convenient. read more
11 days ago
1 year ago
Came here with some friends for happy hour and had a good time. Service was pretty attentive, no complaints. The restaurant has a modern feel and most of the crowd in there is older adults. I got the rum punch drink and it was good, couldn't taste the rum. We got a series of appetizers and liked the queso fries the best. We thought we would enjoy the chick bites the most but it was a very very small serving size. Happy hour prices are reasonable ranging from $7-9. Overall: decent happy hour in Midtown for a mature crowd. read more
1 year ago
Drinks and food were great! Our waitress was super accommodating of a party of 8 and took us to a back section and put tables together for us. She also memorized who ordered what drink and came out with funny dad jokes! The place itself is attached to a hotel, and the ambiance is upscale and modern. read more
Excellent restaurant within the kimpton hotel in Nashville. Service is excellent and all of the food options looked delicious. I ordered the chicken that was served with the gnocchi and it came out super fast, and more than delicious. Highly recommend if staying in the hotel or even if just in the area read more
we ordered food from here since we stayed at the hotel. we only ordered breakfast and had a few drinks one night. the breakfast was pretty good. i got the henley scramble and it came with scrambled eggs in veggies, sausage gravy, and grits. it was a good plate but needed salt on the grits. we got the side of tater tots in cheese and i thought those were pretty standard. nothing too special but still good. the dinner menu items were i think too much for me? the main item on the dishes sounded good but it was the items paired with it that didn't sound good. that's just my opinion but im giving my review based on what i actually ate. overall it's a beautiful restaurant with good food but maybe the dinner menu items just aren't for my liking. read more
4 months ago
Great dinner in Nashville! Stayed at the hotel and brought our pup down for dinner and restaurant was so sweet to our boy, the service was great and the food was delicious! Such a fun night on the patio. The burger was great (fries were amazing!) along with the fried goat cheese salad, fried green tomato dip and chorizo Mac and cheese! We ordered chicken for our pup and he loved it too! read more
2 months ago
The food was heavily overcooked. The ambience and service is nice but not nice enough to return to food that is subpar. read more
Service was excellent Duck pasta was interesting Lamb meatballs had pork so I was sad but hubby said it was good. The sauce and veggies were yummy. The fish was whipped so that was interesting. Over all a good experience but not quite my taste. read more
Delicious all around!! Very classy place either way great good. Select options to choose from, conveniently located in hotel, but no parking so you need to use garage or walk from wherever you were. Great atmosphere and staff. There are booths and a bar to choose from. Note: can be pricey. read more
2 years ago
Happy hour from 2-6pm; it's not super cheap but still fun to enjoy. The chicken 615 was quite good. Small little bites of very well fried crispy chicken with this yogurt-y spicy mayo-ish sauce. The Caesar salad was pretty standard; crunchy pieces of lettuce with a good amount of dressing and these fried cheese blocks. I ordered the reginetti for my entree and it was great! Pasta was really well cooked and the sauce was very creamy and just the right amount of sweetness balanced with savoriness. read more
First time in Nashville and we stumbled upon Henley for brunch. We stayed at Loews near Vanderbilt and it was a 6-7 minute walk to Henley. The host and waitress were friendly and welcoming. The food was really good too. We had the Not So Average Biscuits and Gravy and Southern Scramble. Both dishes were reasonably priced for brunch; about $15 each. The biscuits and gravy is a good option for a vegetarian diet - very flavorful without meat. The ambience is beautiful and there was an amazing singer, Heidi Burson, to complement. Visit this place when you're in town and you won't be disappointed. read more
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Delicious brunch burrito w xtra queso on top :) Excellent service, creative food, and drink options! read more
This review is specifically for Rabbit Hole at Henley, a one per night only four-person tasting menu experience. I give it 4 stars for food, but I wish I could give it an extra half a star for the excitement of the environment and service. You walk in and are seated at the bar first, before following your personal waitress for the night (who by the way, is super friendly and sweet) to what seems like a normal wall. Shockingly, she then pushes the wall open to reveal the kitchen and a small, beautifully decorated table: The Rabbit Hole. All night, you are seated by yourself where you can watch the kitchen at work, and the executive chef is concentrated only on you and your food for 2+ hours. We were first given a bit of fortified wine before being briefed on the 13 courses to come. **BE AWARE: if you go down the Rabbit Hole only as 2 people, you WILL likely be seated with 2 strangers. Just be prepared for that. And enjoy meeting new people. :) We went as a group of 4 friends and that was super awesome and personal too.** I won't walk you through every single course, simply because they change every week so that wouldn't be helpful. However, I'll give you a general overview and some standouts. The dishes were unique, but because of the recent changing of executive chefs, I believe the emphasis has shifted from wild, gastronomic antics to just really well executed dishes. However, we still found a good bit of creativity. Some standouts were a 3 piece starter of various crisped up ingredients with umami flavors, a carrot soup with a pico de gallo and tempura crisp, one of the most well cooked trouts I've ever had, mexican fudge cake with passionfruit meringue, and basil ice cream. I'll say again, what really stood out to me was how well executed everything was, not necessarily any mindblowing pairings or presentations. One of the dishes that remains almost always on the menu is an iberico pork with a sort of corn sauce and whole green peppercorns. As a pepper lover, this was insane, since I've never had non-dehydrated peppercorns. A party in the mouth! Some of the dishes I liked less were a melon and avocado salad (boring), a sort of fried squash (again, less interesting), and the little treats at the end. But overall, it was a very enjoyable experience, and I LOVED how intimate it was and how kind and silly the staff were. **Also, I reccommend just being in the moment for the initial "opening of the rabbit hole," and then, if you want to take a video for your instagram or friends, just ask the waitress to go back through after. read more
6 months ago
Located right under a hotel, this little spot is a spot for a romantic dinners and dinner with friends on special occasions. My girlfriend and I came on New Years Eve to try their pre-fix menu for $150 a person. The pre-fix was decent. It was made for the New Years Eve dinner event. Order: 2 pre-fix, a cosmo, and a partridge in a pear tree Comment: The food was good but lacked that punch that would otherwise have made this a great meal. The crab bisque was definitely one of my favorites and it has changed my perspective on any future bisques I try. The beef tartare lacked punch whether it was in the sourness of the lemon or the lack of spiciness from the pepper. The king crab pasta was decent but was definitely dryer than I was expecting. The iberico was uneven with a couple pieces being way bigger than others. Finally, the homemade ice cream has pieces of crunch which was a good idea in concept but was poorly done in execution. Some pieces were WAY too big and my tooth hurt from biting into it. Would not recommend that as a dessert. Overall: the experience was nice but not worth the total of $350. They had clearly marked up the price astronomically for New Years and did spend nearly enough time to execute the courses. I would not recommend this pre-fix menu if you have other options. I could see myself coming for drinks at their bar as it was a nice spot near the center of their restaurant. read more
1 year ago
4 years ago
I stayed at the Kimpton for my brother's wedding & had Sunday brunch at Henley the following morning. The decor is very pleasing on the eyes & the back dining space even more so. I started off with a Kevin Bacon Old Fashioned & boy was it tasty. It was sweet enough to be a dessert but at the same time you could taste the bacon with every sip. Aromatic & strong as it should be. I had the server help me choose my food as everything sounded too good. She suggested the French toast Monte cristo & since I've only had a Monte cristo sandwich maybe twice in my life I went with the recommendation. It was phenomenal. Full of flavor in each bite with pillow soft French toast bread. I almost forgot to take a photo I was so busy enjoying it. Luckily I captured half of it before it disappeared. Service was great as there was a party of 9 of us & I'd love to come back & have lunch or dinner here. read more
2 years ago
We had a great time at Henely! The food was amazing and the atmosphere is perfect. We were helped by Sydnee who explained all the dishes well and ensured to always check in on us. Marissa also took us to see the Rabbit hole experience which will be a must book in the future. Highly recommend this spot! Ea read more
2 years ago
1 year ago
Sid made it an amazing experience from the minute we walked it! Food was fantastic. We were celebrating our daughter's birthday and they made a special banana bread treat for her. Highly recommend and ask for said to be your server. She's fantastic! read more
9 months ago
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1 year ago
@ 8/24/2025 - 3:21am THE PARKING COMPANY AT THIS LOCATION, LITERALLY HELD ME HOSTAGE IN THE PARKING GARAGE AND REFUSED TO LET ME OUT EVEN THOUGH I PAID FOR PARKING AND LAUGHED WHEN I TOLD THEM I HAVE PTSD SO I CALLED 911. I do DoorDash as a second job, I had a delivery here but I was very confused and couldn't even find my customer. I was a little frustrated cause the rule here for parking is, if you're longer than 10 minutes you have to pay for parking. I was only a little over 10 minutes and had to pay 7$. I paid for parking, got my receipt and tried to exit the garage and the arm within the parking garage wouldn't open and let me out cause it was "broken". I started to slightly panic because I'm diagnosed with C-PTSD from being held hostage in the past. I pressed the assistance button on the machine and some lady responded and I said: listen I paid for parking, but the arm isn't coming up please get me the F out of here. She said: "you don't need to cuss me out etc etc and the arm isn't working at this location" Yes I did cuss... but I wasn't cussing the lady out nor had a problem with her directly, I was panicking because I legitimately have a diagnosis of C-PTSD. I was very scared when I couldn't get out. I told her: please I have PTSD I'm not cussing you out I apologize but please get me out of here. However do you think she cared or had any compassion? Or tried to even have a little empathy and understand? Absolutely NOT. She snarked and almost was laughing about it... She thought it was almost funny and amusing. It was nothing short of sadistic, mean, cruel, immoral, inhumane and completely unethical. THE worst I've ever been treated by ANY COMPANY. I said: okay if the arm is broken... how do I get out please? She didn't even tell me an alternative to get out, making me feel more trapped, I literally had to ask... and was confused and disoriented. She said: "You'll need to find 20th ave" I said: How am I supposed to find 20th ave when I'm in a parking garage? I didn't understand because I've never been here before or even inside a parking garage like it. I said can you please tell me how to get there? She said: No I can't snarking... we're not local so I can't tell you but I'll tell you if you can find it, just press the assistance button again and I'll let you out. So I repeated back what she told me, to hold her accountable for what she told me. I said: so what you're saying is... you can't tell me how to get to the next exit, but if I find the 20th ave exit somehow, you'll let me out, if I press the assistance button correct? She said: Yes that's correct...THAT WAS A WHOLE LIE... I find the 20th ave exit and press the assistance button and said: Okay I found the 20th ave exit... please let me out, you know I already paid. She said: Nope, I can't let you out until you give me your full name and phone number...to look up the transaction, I started to get paranoid and it pushed me further into being triggered by my PTSD. If she would've initially said that the first time I pressed the button for assistance... it would've made me highly uncomfortable but at least I would've been aware BUT SHE CHANGED UP WHAT SHE INITIALLY TOLD ME ALTOGETHER making me feel like now she's just playing some sadistic game for her own amusement with my literal life, just cause she thought I was "cussing her out" or she just didn't like me? Idk. I said: No, you didn't say that before, why would you even need my full name and phone number for what? I have the receipt and a transaction number, my name isn't even on the receipt. So there's no reason for you to obtain this information because you wouldn't even be able to look me up by my name. She said: without it, she was REFUSING to let me out...she needed it to look up the transaction with my name.... so I said: what you're saying is you're holding me hostage? Do I need to call 911 and tell the police? She said: Do whatever you feel you have to do... SO YES I CALLED 911. WORST NIGHTMARE EVER read more
2 years ago
Ambiance is perfect for breakfast, dinner and cocktails. It's such a great place to have a healthy, hearty meal and love that it's connected to the Kimpton. Live music on Friday night was a bonus. read more
3 years ago
Great for groups and parties! My group of 5 walked in during HH on a Saturday and were seated immediately. The manager on duty saw us girls celebrating an engagement and provided us with free champagne! Our server was kind and patient with all of us. The drink and cocktail menu during HH was amazing and easy for large groups to order one of each app to share. The restaurant is connected to the hotel next door and the entrance was currently under construction, so it was a bit off to find. Once you get inside it's clean and welcoming. My favorite is the light fixtures and the eyeballs behind the bar. Highly recommend their HH cocktails and old fashion. Can't wait to come back again! read more
Hip, trendy and clean !! We had breakfast here, and although we started with a bump, stood waiting for about 15mins before staff came to the podium to seat us, but beyond that service was excellent. The breakfast menu was limited and mainly fancy "foods" but you could make a basic breakfast from the add ons. I had the gingerbread oatmeal and it was outstanding!!! Will surely return. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
The experience was amazing. I was staying at the Kimpton Hotel, with the breakfast package included. I came in for brunch on the weekend, and decided to try the Chia Banana Power Bowl. It was amazing to see it as an option, because there are hardly any vegan options at most restaurants. The service was great, I was greeted as soon as I walked in, and the waitress/bartender was very friendly and helpful. The atmosphere makes it even better, with live music to accompany your meal. Come stop by here, you won't regret it! read more
3 years ago
Dinner at Henley to start the trip to Nashville off right on. Friday night. It wasn't very busy but the service was definitely slacking. We loved everything we ate/drank so that made up for it. We only wish we had more room to try dessert. I am still dreaming about the Grilled Bistro Filet. Very well decorated and interesting looking place- perfect for a date night! What we ate and drank below: Brussels Carbonara: Yolk, crispy ham, miso Grilled Bistro Filet: Crispy potatoes, arugula, anchovy vin, parmesan gremolata, ravigote KLD Farm Cheeseburger: Grilled onion, secret sauce, havarti, spicy bread & butter pickles, lettuce, crispy steak fries Espresso Martini & Red Wine (not pictured) read more
I came here for the first time today for brunch. I had the beignets, the Sevilla 75 (not pictured) and the jambalaya burrito. The beignets were ok but I really enjoyed the burrito. The atmosphere of this restaurant was very laid back. On some Saturdays they will give you a voucher to get a bouquet from the Amelia flower truck which is a nice touch. If you're looking for a nice brunch spot with a good atmosphere, I'd definitely recommend! read more
1 year ago
5 years ago
Real fancy breakfast spot in a hotel. I love the decor. Service was good, our server was a bit sassy which made for a good experience. the food came out quick. I liked the beer selection - i had a $7 Tailgate peanut butter milk stout for breakfast - good selection for a hotel restaurant. the food is where this place lost me. the biscuit beignets were interesting to say the least. i think they tasted better with the jam, but they only gave you a little. i wish these were softer, versus a hard biscuit. maybe they need to incorperate the beignet aspect better. i also got the Henley Egg Sammy: fried green tomato, black pepper biscuit, herby noble springs goat cheese, over-easy farm egg, frisee. I loved this, minus the biscuit. their biscuit was extremely dry. it fell apart, which led me to break it up anyway and eat this sandwhich as a bowl...kinda shitty since i wanted a sandwhich. read more
3 years ago
This came across my feed so I added it to my list. I wish I'd looked a bit deeper and realized it was connected with a hotel beforehand. Nothing wrong with hotel restaurants but as a tourist, I'm sure there were other options. The upside to this option, is valet is available. We got a table pretty easily and the service was great. However, that's where the stars ended. I made a sampler and ordered the Crispy Marmilu Farm Wings, the Mac and Peas and the Smoked and Braised Cabbage. The wings lacked flavor, the Mac and Peas was really Mac and Cheese which I did not want (I wanted the menu description) and the cabbage was much like it's description sans flavor. My mom thought her brisket was ok but not great. The food was consumable but not that enjoyable. Might be cute for a drink or two at the bar but I wouldn't go back for dinner. read more
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