Great environment with outdoor seating available. Fire pits with lounging chairs to hang out…read more Delicious food. Great service.

Stopped in for a quick lunch. Big, bright, open. And industrial type environment, but in a cool…read moreway. I had the skirt steak chimi, which came with grilled veggies, hand cut fries, and surprisingly a cup of pasta. While the past was a little overcooked (I'm really weird about al dente), it was cheesy. The grilled veggies could have used a little more seasoning, but very satisfying otherwise. The steak couldn't be cooked to temp because of size, but it was moist and had good flavor. The fries were tasty. A huge amount of food for just under 26 bucks. I also had The Pin Up cocktail (gin, luxardo cherry, pineapple juice, fresh lime, simple syrup) and it was surprisingly refreshing and tasty. My server, Ceasar, as well as the other staff, were attentive and very welcoming. Large menu with apps (fries with Korean chili sauce, drips, loaded potato croquettes, egg rolls), salads (chicken, beef/Mexican, caesar, Cobb), and burgers (beef, bison, and elk). They also have chicken sandwiches and a veggie burger. For entrees they have quesadillas, rigatoni, salmon, various bowls (beef, shrimp, fish). And a whole grill section (my chimi steak, surf and turf fajita tacos, chicken skewers, ribeye, pork chops. Their brunch looks really tasty too, with deviled eggs, salads, burritos, steak and eggs, French toast, and some wicked looking cocktails (I could drool over the aqua Fresca mimosa (flavors include strawberry basil, cherry limeade, lemon cucumber, and honey peach). Parking is a really big pain, but it's that way everywhere in downtown Clarksville. There is a cheap pay lot a few hundred feet down the road. Glad I tried this place as part of my self care day, and will definitely be back to try more.

Our favorite Clarksville restaurant! Food and service…read moreoutstanding as always. Love the atmosphere! Highly recommend Yada for your next night out.

We stopped in for a date night and were overall pleased with our experience at Yada on Franklin!…read moreAlthough we had a reservation, we did have to wait just a couple of minutes. We were seated at an awkward table in the window, with a table practically right on top of us. It's a VERRRRY cozy experience, to say the least. Service was decent although we did feel forgotten about up past the main floor of seating. We really liked the bartender - he was so friendly! Food was pretty good, although on the more expensive side. Options are very limited in Clarksville, and considering the competition, Yada on Franklin does rank near the top. We wouldn't mind going back!

This is such a great place downtown. The rooftop bar has a nice set up with fire pits and a great…read moreview and atmosphere. They do trivia nights and they have food too, which we didn't get this time. If I'm in the area, I'd definitely come back!

Went here last night to try the new menu and it was amazing! The pretzel is absolutely MASSIVE!!…read more The nachos are super delicious. The lettuce wraps are a great healthier option. They are very refreshing, and the sauce they come with pull it all together! The ambiance was warm and welcoming. The service, from the bartender Stephanie to the management team was exceptional--attentive, but never intrusive. Our bartender was very knowledgeable on the food menu and drink menu. Will definitely be back to Skyline 500 to eat and get fat off of the delicious food. :)

We stayed at DoubleTree and were pleasantly surprised to find their restaurant was still open at…read more8pm. The service was very friendly and accommodating. The food was excellent. I had the apple/walnut salad and it was delicious! I would have it again...and again!!!

From the owner: Harvest Kitchen + Spirits brings a fresh update to traditional regional and classic American…read moredishes. Our menu celebrates the rich flavors and heritage of our region, with special attention to quality and freshness, ensuring an exceptional dining experience.

The Blackhorse Pub's interior evokes the ambience of a saloon, with dark stained wood and a long…read morebar in the restaurant's main room. My first thought when we walked in was that the restaurant must be busy all the time, and the tips good, because they had several servers whizzing around taking care of their customers. Good beer and drinks are a given (several house brews), but the food was amazing. We ordered fried green tomatoes (pimento cheese on top) and roasted brussel sprouts, so we could nibble as we drank. Then for dinner: the prime rib au jus sandwich, the Reuben, the Patty Melt, and the Cletus (Southern through and through). Our Toddler ordered the baked Mac N Cheese (good sized serving and looked delicious--lots of cheese and perfectly browned--and a side of fruit). Everyone was happy!

I had a couple of hours to kill before a tattoo appointment across the street (reviewed separately)…read moreso I stopped here for lunch. It was very busy around 12:30 mid-day, but I was seated immediately. There is downstairs and an upstairs that looks over the first floor. They have a huge menu. Lots of pub fare. Beer cheese, nachos, various pizzas (tons of combinations, most with lots of meat, and you can create your own). They also have flatbreads (again, several combos, some veggie, some meaty). Entrees include steaks, pork chops, grilled chicken, chicken tenders, salmon, and shrimp tacos. Large selection of sandwiches (turkey, clubs, BLT, reuben, prime rib). And at least 10 different types of burgers. I had the cowboy, made with Monterey Jack, bacon, sautéed onions, mushroom, lettuce, tomato, and pickle). Huge burger (I only ate half). The fries were hot and tasty. The burger arrived medium as I had ordered and the produce seemed fresh. The mushroom and onion flavors were lost somehow, and the burger could have used a little more seasoning, but overall solid for being local to Clarksville. I had a couple of cocktails, some type of margarita with cranberry, and a basic mule. They were fine, but nothing special and nothing I would order again. They have a ton of beers here, and that's what they are known for, so if you're a beer drinker, that's your best bet. They have brunch on the weekends. My server was attentive and kind.

Strawberry Alley is the definition of a hidden gem. I don't make it out to Clarksville often, but…read morethis place could change that! Located in historic downtown, it's a great place to hang out, grab a craft beer, and enjoy a good meal. The space itself is a beautiful, open warehouse with plenty of seating. I didn't get a chance to check out the upstairs, but there's additional seating up there, plus a patio outside for when the weather's nice. We stopped by for brunch and lucked out with $1 mimosas and a brunch bar with small bites like fruit, muffins, and cookies. My friend ordered the Breakfast Tacos and LOVED them. I went with the Breakfast Burger, which came without lettuce or tomato, but it was still a 10/10. The sweet potato fries were also great. The lunch menu is pretty extensive too, so there's a lot to choose from. The staff is extremely friendly, but service took a bit to get going. I would have ordered another drink, but our server checked on us when we were ready to pay, which was unfortunate because it was great! There's paid parking behind the building, with validation available inside the restaurant. I'll be back to try the dinner menu!

Greatest place for Pizza and Beer in Clarksville. The ambiance is pleasant, with games inside like…read morecornhole, shuffleboard, and foosball. While out side is awesome for the views. This is located right next to the Arena, so it is a great place to chill before or after APSU games and events. When you go, ask for Josh. His service is impeccable! The pizza and beer were top notch as well.

I am beyond impressed by the outstanding service I received toda, Devin was phenomenal. Very nice,…read morepatient and just worked his magic.

This place is really cool. This was our first visit to a distillery and Old Glory is impressive…read more The building itself is a giant brick building like an old factory from the 1920s. The inside appears to have been recently updated and renovated. On one side is the restaurant, the other is a tasting room, and the distilling in the in middle. We came in for lunch. Started out with old fashions which were spot in, ended up having two. For lunch it was the standard American fare. We had some lighter options like salads and shared plates. The food overall was good, but not extraordinary. Service could have been a little more attentive however. After lunch, we headed to the tasting room. The standard tasting was $16 which seemed to be quite reasonable. Some of the tastings are 90-100 proof, so be ready for that. Also picked up some T-shirts. We would have picked up a bottle, but because of TSA you would have to put it in a checked bag. We did end up picking up a bottle at the Nashville airport after security, but the cost is about 30% more. They indicated that you can order online and have it shipped. Looks like they do tours, but we did not have the time on this day. Definitely a stop if you are a whiskey drinker and in the Clarksville area.

On Saturdays...The Kyle's brunch! Decided to check out the revamped brunch offerings here, and I…read moremust say, for a buffet style, there were plenty of hearty, southern delicacies. You had your chicken and waffles, cheese grits, scrambled eggs, hash brown casserole, bacon, sausage links, brussel sprouts, biscuits, breakfast potatoes...you get the picture. They also had a station for made to order omelettes; there was prime rib (super delicious!), and a pastries and fruit station. Plenty of selections for all your cravings. The space didn't pop out as far as decor, but definitely plenty of room, and I'm sure it's more lively when the live band is playing. Loved the staff! Our server kept us laughing, and really was on point with taking care of anything we needed. I can see us coming back here, probably with family or a group of friends. Thanks for not taking a step back with your new brunch style.

came here due to hype, but it turned out to be underwhelming…read more. there is a very large layout but not that much seating. We sat at the bar since it was just us two. The barista/server was attentive, but everything came out really slow. Also the food was subpar. I enjoyed the variety of beers that they had available - recommend the sours.

Paid parking behind building in a complex-- restaurant can validate parking…read more The staff were so very friendly. We were seated where we asked that was available, close to the window. Food was great, it was a brunch menu, so we family styled-- fish and chips, and the breakfast burger which had egg and bacon in it-- delicious and filling. The kids had their Mac and cheese and burger which they demolished. The mimosas hit the spot. Highly recommend coming here, it's about 40mins away from Nashville. But Clarksville downtown is super cute to check out too!

It was alright. If I'm honest it seems like whoever is back in the kitchen has tried to hard. The…read moresoup used to be "normal" with a little cheese and a sprig of green onion. Now it's got so many extra oils and toppings that are extraneous. When you end up mixing them in they don't actually do anything substantial to the flavor profile. I wish they'd yield back with the out of place accoutrements and let the star of the show be their excellent soup. The salad was perfection after some changes! I ordered the Cobb. The grilled chicken had that genuine grilled taste. I had them hold the egg and avocado on the Cobb and sub out the ranch for their house strawberry vinaigrette. Star of the meal! Their house mule cocktail was excellent. Perfectly made, I just wish my lime hadn't been so...dehydrated. My husband has the salmon and the only thing he could say was it was okay but a little dry. Our waitress was very pleasant but very apologetic. We had to wait a good ten minutes before I finally had to get up and go find a high chair. When you have a wiggly two year old and it isn't busy at all it was just inconvenient having to get up and wander around to find one myself while she chatted with the table departing behind us. This was my third visit to Strawberry Alley in the last four years. I would come here again for drinks with friends but probably wouldn't go out of my way to eat here again.