First stop on our Walk & Rat Nashville Food Tour!!! Fabulous fluffy and buttery biscuits, local made jams!!! Just delish!!

Looking for a brunch spot on Valentines Day, the hubs and I were happy to find not too long of a wait at Kitchen Notes. I had just enjoyed dinner here, and was itching to try their brunch buffet. The decor is incredible and I love the style details from lighting/wall decor down to their serveware/glasses. The buffet had a selection of some DELICIOUS items and some I just glanced at and ran past. The choices you'll find are traditional southern breakfast staples [meats, potatoes, sausage gravy], omelet and waffle [made-to-order station], biscuit bar with fresh jams/honey, prime rib, jumbo shrimp, smoked salmon, fruit, cheeses, salad station, and toward the back of the restaurant a dessert station. The service was good, not great. Our waiter seemed to disappear, but was very helpful when he was around. I chalked it up to a busy Saturday. All in all, I would definitely give this a 3.5 read more

Loved the open atmosphere & the Omni. Have to try the deviled eggs. Tennessee Patty Melt is to die for!!!

Going above & beyond in true Southern style! We had a wonderful first trip to Nashville (and it won't be our last!) and one of the stand-out moments was due to the amazing staff at Kitchen Notes on March 7, 2018. We had been walking around the city for a few hours and were leaving the Country Music Hall of Fame when we started talking about wanting some biscuits. My husband asked a few workers at CMHOF where they recommended and they told him "hands down, Kitchen Notes in the Omni". So we walked over there only to find that we were in the window between lunch and dinner when they were closed :( Me, being the rule follower just turned to leave when my husband walked to the kitchen to talk to some workers. The next thing I know we are being escorted to a table, and staff brought water, napkins & knives and a delicious basket of fresh-out-of-the-oven biscuits! They were so good we had to order another basket-the cinnamon/raisin were fantastic. But what made this extra special was they all made us feel as if we were guests in their home. We interacted with 4 or 5 different people (cooks, manager, wait staff) during what was to be their "down time" and they took the time to show kindness & pure Southern charm to these three weary (and hungry) travelers from Orange County, CA & Shrewsbury, MA. BTW-the biscuits were by far the best of our entire trip! read more

I was really disappointed in Kitchen Notes. My friends and I were stalking this place for a while and finally made plans to go. We were excited about the possibility of a new spot in the Omni. The service was fine and the actual establishment was clean and comfortable, but the food was so disappointing. For a place on the pricey end, I sure do hope they up the flavor or lower the price. I will not be returning. read more

Loved this place. Great southern food, great service. Am nice oasis when trying to find a restaurant on a busy Friday night. Sit comfortably and have a drink while you wait. The fried chicken, collard greens and Mac and cheese were delicious. Oh, and the biscuits gave me life! Simple, elegant, satisfying. read more

Friday night dinner with friends. The hot friend chicken was spicy yet not too hot. Our friends enjoyed the meatloaf (moist and tasty). The macaroni and cheese was rich and sinful! My husband enjoyed the fried pork! A nice atmosphere, it needs a few touches to make it feel a bit more warm and inviting. Our servings were huge. The servers were attentive and kind. Overall a nice place for dinner. I am sure my calorie count for the meal was over the top for the day, yet the meal was so yummie! read more

Local, organic brunch. Food and coffee look great on and in the thick, glazed white and brown pottery plates and mugs. We did the buffet for $17 each and feasted on the biscuit bar, Benton's ham and bacon, blueberry maple sausage, crisp fruit, home style potatoes with a hint of garlic, and French toast. Great service. The only reason they aren't getting 5 stars? I'd like to see more options on the buffet and parking is a hassle. read more

Absolute best biscuits I've ever had. If you want a good southern brunch, this is the spot! Our tummies are happy and we'll be talking about this meal for a long time! This place hits all the right NOTES! read more

Great place for Sunday brunch. I would definitely recommend and I would have brunch here again. I was impressed with the food and service.

Went there for Thanksgiving. The biscuits were great! However, the turkey was dry (we arrived early), the sides bland, the staff rude, and the service painstakingly slow. The place was only half full at the peak of the dinner service and that tells me that my experience wasn't new. I can't say anything about the rest of the year, but as for holiday meals, try a TV dinner, it will be more appetizing. read more

I had a great experience at this restaraunt. The food was good and the staff was very accomodating. The atmosphere is really nice, the quality and variety of the food was very good, however, it is not the most kid friendly brunch. I willl say to our server's credit that he went into the kitchen and brought our kids some pancakes to save the day! I would recommend it. read more

Kitchen Notes was phenomenal. We got the grilled pimento cheese sandwich and the kale salad. They were both delish! We also ordered iced tea that came with lemon,lime,mint and orange. Our waiter Gary L. was a wonderful waiter he was very friendly. He was very perceptive of our drink status and needs, we never even asked him for a refill he would just come and pour more tea in our glasses. I would give him a 5 star rating. read more

Two stars for slow service with no water refills, unripe fruit, and swapping out fresh squeezed OJ with concentrate. Staying at the Omni I was running late for work and needed to get breakfast. I looked at the menu and right under the breakfast buffet advertisement, there was a square that said Continental. It had pretty much everything listed on the breakfast buffet list, just not the hot items, so I assumed that, like at most hotels, the continental would be just the cold portion of the buffet. I was wrong. Once in the restaurant I was sat at a table against the wall, far from the other patrons, with my back right at the kitchen door, facing a column. I am by myself so I didn't expect a big table or anything, but it is annoying to have the wait staff whisking right by you every minute and feel like you are being punished in the corner by yourself looking at a wall when everyone else is sitting by floor to ceiling windows enjoying the morning light. I sat and waited, and waited, and waited. Finally, my server comes and I order and ask her to show me which part of the buffet applied to the continental, she explained that for the continental, they just bring you a plate. It isn't part of the buffet at all. Bummer. Big bummer. I never would have come here had I known that. Oh well, I am here, I am now starting to worry about getting to my client on time given the wait for the server, I don't have time to wait for anything hot, so I carry on. They bring out the juice and it is concentrate. The menu, in big font, brags about the fresh squeezed orange juice so I am sad. A waiter (not mine, she has dissappeared) explained that the fresh orange juice doesn't come with the continental. If you are a restaurant and you have fresh orange juice, why on earth would you even carry concentrate? Then I waited, and waited, and waited for my food. It was actually only about 10 minutes, which is a reasonable amount of time to wait for a meal, but I had been planning on a buffet with immediate access and absolutely nothing on the plate was being cooked and I was facing a column. I told myself that they were baking a fresh batch of biscuits for me and continued looking at the wall. They were not making a fresh batch of biscuits, but they were very tasty. High marks for the biscuits! They were for sure a highlight. The rest of the plate was generous, but not good. There were 3 slices of honeydew, 3 slices of pineapple, and 3 slices of cantalope. Each slice was about 1/4 of an inch thick and a full half circle of the fruit. Sadly, they were all underripe. The granola on the yogurt was very tasty and the berries were closer to ripe than the mellon, but still not quite there. I waited for my check, waited for her to take my card, and waited for it to come back - all while staring at my empty water glass that had not been refilled once since I finished it within 5 minutes of sitting down. Not the worst breakfast I have ever had, but bad enough to remind me not to go to hotel restaurants. read more

Super nice atmosphere. We loved the buffet area. Definitely not your typical buffet. Very clean. Spaced out and loaded with fresh items. Vegetarian-friendly. We made reservations but we still waited 15 minutes. I didn't understand that. It was only two in my party, so that bothered me a little and there were plenty of tables available. Overall I would return but just ask not to have to wait when I make a reservation. read more

I was blown away by the taste of everything I ate here. I wasn't expecting much, thinking this was a restaurant inside a hotel. But my gosh! The crab cake was the best I have ever eaten. And the fried green tomatoes were fabulous too. But the icing on the cake was the cheddar biscuit- don't miss that! read more

So nice I had to eat here twice! I was visiting Nashville with some coworkers for a conference at Music Center Center. Some of the events were next door at the Omni which is how we stumbled upon Kitchen Notes for dinner. The service was top notch and our server was very friendly and he made great recommendations. We had deviled eggs and fried green tomatoes for our appetizer. They were both good but the eggs were so good we ordered a second helping. They were divine! For the entree, I ordered the burger with a side of charred okra. I've never had charred okra before and this was LIFE CHANGING. Seriously, they will be the sole reason I return to Nashville. The burger was also very good. Juicy, cheesy and gooey. Absolutely perfect. My coworker had a bucket of the Nashville hot chicken and it was delicious. Finally, the drinks were spot on! I love craft cocktails and my old fashioned did not disappoint. After such a great experience we decided to try brunch here the next morning. Oh, wait! Did I mention the complimentary biscuit basket that we got during dinner??? There were bacon and blue cheese biscuits. Have you ever heard of such a thing? It was amazing. Okay back to brunch. Our server was not quite as nice as the previous night but he was okay. The brisket hash was very good! I highly recommend it. The crabcake benedict was interesting. Not bad but nothing amazing. I would stick with dinner and drinks here. It was definitely worth it! read more

I wanted to like it. I did but, the did just wasn't that good. I ordered fried green tomatoes and they were not good. Tasteless. I also ordered she crab soup. I've had it in Charleston and Savannah before. This was not up to par and was barely edible. Another time I had a burger and fries and they were ok. In N Out had a better burger though. read more

Went for Sunday brunch. Had not been and I wanted to go for the biscuit bar. I expected some warm biscuits and assorted toppings and things since it seemed to be the big "Feature Item" in the advertising. WHAT A DISAPPOINTMENT! There were 3 baskets of three different kinds of room temperature biscuits that had not been near an over for hours. There were assorted jars of jelly and some tasteless butter. There was gravy on the buffet, so maybe when there is not a buffet, the biscuit bar is more elaborate, but this was a big fail. The rest of the buffet was typical HOTEL Sunday brunch fare. The eggs were labeled as scrambled eggs and spinach, but there was nothing green in that mix except some tomatoes or red peppers and onions. The next pan was plain scrambled eggs and cheese, and they were cold and runny. The breakfast potatoes (not sure if they were fried or baked) were cold and had an odd texture. There was a pineapple pan cake that was sorely missing the pineapple flavor. The shaved Benton ham was great as was the prime rib. The blueberry sausage was a nice change from regular sausage. The oven baked bacon was tasteless and flat.. The chocolate caramel tarts we a big hit, as well as the lemon curd tarts. The custard pie was good if you skipped the crust...the crust was not baked enough and was a little better than raw dough. The bottomless mimosas are great if you like orange juice. We were there for 3 hours, and 2 people in our crowd drank them pretty consistently, at times pouring their own because the service was so spotty and because we were right next to the waiter station, and the drinkers walked out just as easily as they walked in. I can say I have been, but I don't need to return read more

I do not recommend this restaurant to anyone. Our server was new, and took 30+ minutes to bring us our first round of drinks. We then proceeded to order appetizers and salads, which all came out at the same time as the entrees. A plate or glass was never cleared the entire time- our table was FULL. After our food came the server never came back to ask how everything was or if he could get us anything else. After we waited for 30 minutes for our checks after finishing dinner (having not seen our server in over an hour,) a member of our party went to find the manager- not to complain- only to ask for our checks ( we had been there 3 hours.) she acted frustrated with him and stomped over to our table to ask how everything was. We told her it was actually a pretty bad experience and she challenged us asking "Well what was so bad about it?" We explained, she apologized but was still being extremely rude. Our checks were wrong 3 different times, even though we went around the table and told her exactly what each person had, since the server had not kept track. She discounted our checks but we still left extremely dissatisfied. The food was fine. Some peoples meals were cold but our orders were all correct. Nothing to go back for, though. read more

This restaurant offered a welcome respite from the noise and swarm of humanity along the Broadway strip. It is located just off the beautiful Omni Hotel lobby. The kale Caesar salad was just okay, but we enjoyed everything else, including the complimentary biscuits and cornbread with jam and honey butter. The deviled eggs, arugula/beet salad (loved the sorghum dressing!) and the smoked chicken and field pea chowder were all excellent. read more

We have been in Nashville for 4 days and had a lot of great food but the Sweet Tea brined fried chicken was amazing. Didn't expect this from hotel restaurant. read more

My favorite place for brunch. The atmosphere is so bright and inviting. The buffet is just beautiful and I could stay for hours just sampling everything. The pancakes just melt in your mouth and I won't even get started on the biscuits because they are so yummy. The service has always be great with no complaints. Everyone should come here at least once because you will love it. read more

The deviled eggs are an absolute must! We had the best experience here from our waiter to the food everything was great. The cheese grits are the best I've had! read more

By far the best brunch I've had. The buffet had an array of food to select from including a small gluten free section. The pancakes and waffles are made to order and waffle was absolutely delicious. read more

IMO. We went here and had a late dinner. The food was super fresh and delicious! I highly recommend the shrimp and grits! The wait staff was very nice and attentive. The drinks were really expensive here though but the bar down the hall took care of that! read more

Thought the staff was really nice. Very clean and comfortable environment. I ordered the breakfast buffet. Nice selection to choose from. Thought the quality was fine. read more

We had a great meal here while passing through Nashville. My husband loved the steak. I had the crab cake appetizer and the cauliflower side combined as my entree - both were delicious, well prepared and served fresh and fast too! Everyone was super nice and the restaurant itself is beautiful. Oh I don't want to forget to mention the biscuits! They melt in your mouth, such a nice treat. I don't know why it wasn't more busy on a Friday night but I think people should definitely give it a shot. I'm glad we did. They have a great wine list too! read more

Biscuits, Biscuits, Biscuits! The brunch is unbelievable and who doesn't love a well made mimosa in the morning! Plus, the open-air concept for the kitchen is unbelievable, and they even had an omelette station (Egg whites with everything on it, please). Yourself a favor and come here this Sunday!! read more

Stopped in for a quick snack before a late night dinner with friends. Had killer fried green tomatoes and they brought me their great biscuits. For less than $12 I had great service and food. server was slammed do the FOH manager took care of me personally. read more

Hands down best breakfast in Nashville! So many options on the buffet (yes it is a buffet but definitely not like any other buffet I have been to) that you can eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner all in one stop. Fresh fruit, great grits, buttery soft biscuits, steamed shrimp, prime rib, all cooked perfectly and all fresh! I would definitely make this a "must have" when returning to Nashville! read more

This was my first time here. Not impressed with the Brunch Buffet. Food was not hot , just warm. Not a lot of choices to choose from. Will not return in the future. read more

I've had the breakfast buffet a couple of times and lunches a couple of times. Always a great experience. It's not cheap but it's what you'd expect from a place that's downtown, fancy surroundings, room to breathe, creative and excellent food. read more

The dish I was served was dry and tasteless- unless you count the excessive salt as flavor. Inedible.

I was in town for a conference (I didn't stay at the Omni but some of my co-workers did) Ate two meals here. Dinner and Breakfast and both were sublime to me. We had the pickled shrimp as an appetizer. And aside from being too small for 4 people (we were really hungry, it probably would have suited two better) the biscuits were warm and delicious on what was a historically frigid night. for cocktails I ordered a bees knees and my co-worker ordered a gin and tonic. Both were very good and well made. The Bee's knees had the perfect honey to lemon ratio. For dinner three of us ordered the fried chicken, and one ordered the chicken pot pie. My sides were grits and cauliflower (don't ask me why I ordered a side of grits, I was a little brain dead) the grits were fine, sort of bland to be honest, but the cauliflower was AMAZING. One of my co-workers ordered brussell sprouts and they were...well burnt. The fried chicken was perfect. Honestly I still dream of that chicken. It was perfectly seasoned and fried and the leftovers I brought back to my room were definitely still crispy and wonderful the next night. So good. My co-workers chicken pot pie had A LOT of chicken in it. Not many veggies, which didn't thrill her. We didn't have dessert. The waiter that night was polite, attentive and knowledgeable. All around a lovely dining experience. The breakfast was their breakfast bar/buffet and I thought is was equally as delish. I had a chocolate chip biscuit that was so good. Warm and soft with the perfect amount of chocolate chips. The bacon, the sausage, the oatmeal and the regular biscuits were all delicious as well. I enjoyed it, and look forward to eating there again next time I'm in town. read more

This place was highly scored on another website. If you are even foody-tending, avoid this place. I am sure it is fine for breakfast if you are in the hotel. I should have known, but I have, in fact, had good meals at certain hotel restaurants. I had the buttermilk fried quail on blue cheese waffle appetizer and the crab cake appy, supposed to be a signature item. To his credit, the server warned me of the sweet sauce under the waffle. I should have listened. What was a great idea was completely lost in the sugary underbath. The crab cake was okay, but then put on a sweet slaw. Between the two, just too much sugar and not enough savory. Server was attentive and saves this place a star. read more

The food was great. I had the pot pie which was different but delicious. It was super creamy. My mom had the fried chicken bucket with Tennessee hot. It's not hot but is good. Mac n cheese and cauliflower is good. For lunch the blackened chicken sandwich and fries is bomb. The only reason they don't have five stars is because the second time we went it took too long for them to serve us. read more

I absolutely loved eating here a few weekends ago! I went for their brunch and it did not disappoint! The food was absolutely amazing and the items on the buffet were super fresh! I really adore the ambiance of this restaurant. There is plenty of natural light, and there's also an option to eat in a less lit area if you are on date night! Another great thing about this restaurant, located inside of the Omni Hotel downtown, is that they valet for free!! I will definitely be back! read more

Don't get me wrong, the food was good but the service very bad. The hostess was rude and the the server lectured and scolded us. Staying at the Omni, will not eat there again. They should be ashamed. read more

Went for breakfast buffet. The service and food were great. Reasonable and very crowded, so good to see. The grits with biscuits and gravy, yum. Would recommend. read more

Kitchen Notes - Southern Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee