Went to a fairly new spot here in Clarksville, for lunch, and walked away thoroughly impressed. The…read moreservice was immaculate, perfect setting with plenty of spacing and a cool set up. A place fit for families, group of friends, a date, or if you just want a nice wind down drink at the bar. The BBQ Smash burger I had was delicious, but the Fried pickles were the star of the show! If you're in town, this is a spot you'll want to check out.

The Philly cheese egg rolls barely had meat in them. They were practically cheese only. I would not…read morerecommend getting these. Strawberry alley has better ones. The burger was good with the fries but not the best we've had. Definitely a big burger though. We did not finish all of it. Our bartender was really nice and attentive.

Every time I come to Clarksville, which is hardly never I HAVE to eat at raffertys. I LOVE the hot…read morebacon honey mustard dressing and the chicken tenders & French fries. It's a little pricey, but you can easily share a meal and or have leftovers. My waitress was attentive, the food was hot and fresh & the restaurant itself is just quiet enough for everyone to carry on in peace without it being too loud! It's bright and clean.

Ordered a filet medium rare, came out raw in the middle, sent it back and the second one came back…read moreover cooked on top and bottom and raw in center. Gave up. Ordered fish. Manager did comp my meal so that's the only reason I gave it 2 stars. Chef can't cook a steak. Service was great by bartender.

The staff were nice enough, but we were hoping for some good breakfast and it was probably the…read moreworst food I've ever eaten. The syrup packs they give were all different and old, like they were collected along the way. The hashbrowns were barely cooked. The omelet was completely gross with what looked like kraft sliced cheese laid on top . I don't understand how simple foods can be made so bad! We aren't fast food people but pretty McDonald's breakfast is better than their food. Super disappointing!

Food is great! Prices are great! Service is great and very fast! Ambiance is "diner" all the way!read more

McKenzie was an excellent server! Best service we have had since we have been in the area. We will…read morebe back next year and will drop in!

Returned to CDO with friends for a spontaneous brunch spot pool day! The drinks alone are reason…read moreenough to visit. We all loved the Giddy Up Espresso Martinis, which were topped with adorable soccer ball design in celebration of the World Cup. We also enjoyed the Serrano & Jalapeño Bloody Mary (definitely brings the heat!), along with the Two to Mango Margarita and the returning Endless Summer Margarita, each had their own place and none disappointed! For brunch, I ordered the Southwest Breakfast Bowl. It was fresh, colorful, and packed with vegetables, making it feel nourishing without being heavy. The flavors worked well together, especially the combination of eggs, veggies, and southwest-inspired seasonings. My only suggestion would be adding a starch element, such as crispy breakfast potatoes or roasted sweet potatoes, to provide a little more texture and make the bowl feel more balanced and substantial. Even so, it was flavorful, fresh, and thoughtfully prepared. What really stood out was the service. Our team was attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable about both the food and drink menu, making the entire experience feel relaxed and enjoyable. Overall, a great spot for brunch with friends, especially if you're looking for creative cocktails, a lively atmosphere, and excellent hospitality. I'll definitely be back for another round of drinks and for sure that Endless Summer Margarita.

Love, love, love! I am so glad I found this place, with all the options in Nashville this was…read moredefinitely a treat. Our server was wonderful, food and drinks were delivered in a timely manner and it all absolutely blew me away. The short ribs and mashed potatoes melted in my mouth. Great place for date night, family dinner, or girls night. I'll be there again soon.

I came here for one thing and one thing only: the pig ears. I spent months researching places to go…read morewhen arriving to Nashville, and when I saw them on the menu, I knew I had to hit up this spot. We sat at the bar. Chad was friendly, chatted us up, and offered speedy, quality service. The Spiced Pear Mule was delicious and well balanced. The space was warm, and I would've been happy if we'd stayed and gotten dinner here. The pig ears were so good. They were super crispy and served with sweet and sour sauce and mustard, which provided the perfect contrast. The sweet and sour sauce gave you that addicting, luscious flavor and the mustard had just enough pungency to keep you coming back for more. We demolished the bowl in probably record time. We also got the pimento cheese beignets, which were okay. They were deliciously fried pillows of dough that I felt could've used a bit more pimento cheese filling, but the pig ears completely overshadowed them. Devastated that nowhere around me offers this dish and I'll have to wait until the next I come back to get them again!

After about 15 trips to Nashville, my wife and I have developed a routine…read more Get to town. Drop off the bags. Head to The Stillery. It's usually our first dinner stop every single trip. This time, we switched things up and hit it for lunch instead. Good call. We grabbed seats at the bar, where Todd was holding down the fort. The guy was outstanding. Drinks never sat empty, food came out smoothly, and he somehow managed to be attentive without hovering over us every five minutes asking if everything was okay. My wife started with the Nashville Margue, which goes down way too easy for something packing moonshine. Light, refreshing, and carrying enough kick to remind you you're in Tennessee. Then Todd introduced us to a Bloody Mary made with a new pickle-infused vodka. Now, that sounds like one of those ideas that should either be amazing or a complete disaster. Turns out it's amazing. My wife loved it so much she's already talking about coming back tomorrow for another one. For food, we started with the pretzels and beer cheese. Simple. Warm. Soft. Salty. Exactly what you want while settling into a Nashville afternoon. Nothing fancy, just done right. Then I went all in on the mac and cheese topped with Nashville hot chicken. Yee Haw. Creamy mac and cheese. Crispy chicken. That signature Nashville heat. Comfort food with a little attitude. Just the way it should be. The best thing about The Stillery is that it knows exactly what it is. Good food. Good drinks. Good people. No gimmicks. No trying too hard. Just a fun place to sit down, relax, and enjoy yourself. Fifteen trips to Nashville (together) and it's still one of our first stops. That's probably the strongest review I can give. Five stars.

This little spot on 2nd Ave N is an iconic Nashville spot. They also have a location over in…read moremidtown. The spot is in an old building in the middle of the entertainment district (Lower Broad area). It has a small outside seating area, for when it is not a sauna, Inside there is a nice sized bar, if you are just seeking a drink. They are known for their mac & cheese, which I have never tried in all of the times I have been to the Stillery. Very creamy, cheesy mac & cheese. The Nashville hot chicken has a nice spice to it. A bit mild for the serious hot chicken fans, but the flavor is there. The chicken tenders are fairly standard. And the crinkle fries are mid. I enjoyed both of the drinks. At $14.50, they are at least $1.50 less than the standard Broadway cocktails in the star bars, so iti s a less expensive option to get a drink. I don't think they ever have live music, unlike some others here, so you are going for the food, not the noise. Service was great, as always. The staff is always prompt and knows their menu. It is more bar food and the menu is limited, but what they do, they do well.

We are from Denver and a friend of mine, native to Nashville, highly recommend Sixty Vines (he also…read morerecommended Prince's hot chicken, I ordered the xxx-hot and my entire body is giving my friend a one star review. Sooo hot, anyway) Sixty vines has an amazing vibe you can feel as you walk up the stairs. We were greeted by two hostesses and given a table right away. Our waitress, Julianna, was amazing. Very kind, engaging and knowledgeable. I am very much the person, that when I trust the waitperson, I ask them to bring me what they think is great, don't tell me what it is, dealers choice, surprise me. Julianna brought us a fig and prosciutto pizza, followed by a braised pork shoulder pasta dish and a tequila drink (can't remember the name, my wife had an espresso martini) It was so good. We finished with a wine flight, also picked out by julienne. I am sure the entire staff is amazing, but I would highly recommend Julienne and allow her to do her thing!!! 5 stars, two thumbs up, and an A+

I've been coming to Sixty Vines a lot recently and it's become one of my favorite places to bring…read morepeople visiting town. The drinks are always great, especially the frozen espresso and the espresso martinis. The salted foam on top of the espresso martini is such a good touch, and I love that the drinks aren't overly sweet. The food has been great too. All of the pizzas are delicious, and the French fry potato stacks with the amazing sauce are a must try. Unfortunately, they were sold out the last time we came, so I'll definitely be back for those. The salads were good, but I do think the portions are a little small for the price. The service is always great, and it's a perfect spot for larger groups. I've been with groups of five or six people both times and it's worked out really well. I would definitely recommend Sixty Vines as a great place to stop for dinner before going out on Broadway.