Nashville restaurants, anyone?

Yes I know this is the wrong category, but I though Atlanta respondents might have some suggestions. Last year when we visited, we ate in Noshville, which we looooooved. Looking for some other good restaurants that you've actually been to. (I know about Urbanspoon.)



As always, thank you for your help!Nashville restaurants, anyone?
There鈥檙e many good restaurants in Nashville. You can consider one the following recommendations.



Capitol Grille

231 Sixth Avenue, N, the Heritage Hotel, Nashville, TN 37219



The Capitol Grille is really a fabulous hotel in Nashville. It鈥檚 absolutely the favorite steakhouse in the city. Their creative menus and gourmet foods are sure to exceed your expectations. Fine dining is available for three meals a day. Breakfast is served from 6:30 am to 11 am with lunch from 11:30 am to 2 pm. Dinner is available from 5:30 pm to 10 pm.



Raz鈥檚 Jazz Bar %26amp; Grill

2241 Murfreeboro Pike, Nashville



It鈥檚 really a hidden gem for amazing foods and superior service at great prices in Nashville. Their live jazz contributes much to the ambience. Try their specialty canjun food. Of course many other options are offered, including pasta, pot roast and seafood.



Monell鈥檚 Dining %26amp; Catering

1235 N Sixth Avenue, Nashville



This is a family style restaurant with awesome foods. Their fried chicken is said to be the best ever tasted on the planet! You can also try some other nice dishes, such as cornbread, corn pudding, squash casserole and green beans and more.



You can also try some other options:

Firefly Grille (2201 Bandywood Drive)

Demo鈥檚 Steakhouse and Spaghetti House (300 Commerce Street)

Loveless Caf茅 (8400 Highway 100)

The Dog of Nashville (2127 Belcourt Avenue)



Nashville is really a great city for fabulous dining. If you wish, you can search local craigslist and find more businesses via their classifieds. Good luck!!!!!



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OK, I know you're a little on the thrifty side...and my recommendation is on the opposite side of the price curve. The Stockyard. For one, it's listed as one of the top ten steak houses in the entire U.S., and is not a chain. Second...the food, service and ambiance makes it a total experience.



While I haven't been there is several years, we've always stayed at the Hilton Suites downtown...and the restaurant has actually picked us up and then took us back after wards. It was great to have that extra glass of wine and a coffee %26amp; cognac after wards...and not worry about driving!Nashville restaurants, anyone?
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