Service: Friendly and Courteous Food: Fresh and Delicious…read more The setting is definitely casual.

Ordered the breakfast BLT with a fried egg. Decent sandwich, yet it seemed to me that the sourdough…read morebread was a bit too much. I ended up peeling off the entire crust. Good amount of bacon. $7 Parking could be difficult, yet I went mid-morning and there were plenty of spaces available. Plenty of dining tables. Order at counter.

I LOVE 615. So much that I've been a regular for the past 3 years!! The owner and staff are always…read morefriendly, and the menu has so many great options. You truly can't go wrong with anything. Another plus: lunch and breakfast all day. I 100% recommend the Chopped Cheese (hands down one of the best sandwiches I've ever had!) with seasoned fries. The Breakfast Burrito is another menu standout. You can come in expecting fast service, fresh food, and good prices!! Just a heads-up: it does get busy (lots of Belmont students around) and parking is limited, so I suggest ordering online or getting your food to-go!

This place was in the heart of Belmont university's little section, the sandwiches were off the…read morechain! We had the Everoast and the breakfast Ruben, absolutely delicious! They also had these sour cream chips that were phenomenal!, even though they were in a bag service was quick, quaint seating , just enough for a good size crowd , if you brought one!

Nice servers. Very hip. Very hip customers too . The kind that say Ahvo, instead of avocado…read more Hip! Sandwich was good but could have used more Meat! Maybe we are trying to be kind to the corned beef and eat less of them Brownie was dry. Looks like they were selling some type of cookie also but sold out at 1pm. Looked like a good group of Mexicans making sandwiches in the back.

We chose to do lunch here because of the great Yelp reviews. They are right, it's great!…read more I had BBQ Asian Tofu sandwich. Toasted tofu with sprouts, pickled cucumbers and avocado. Delicious! Others had the Roast beef & cheddar and the Turkey Bree sandwich. Both were also delicious! To wash them down we all had a Three Floyds Old Geeser IPA hazy. Nice! Loved this place! As Arnold said, 'I'll be back!'

Came into 51st Deli West End and was honestly impressed. They were really fast -- barely had time…read moreto sit down before my food was ready. Everything was fresh, portions were solid, and it definitely hit the spot. The staff was super cool and easy to talk to, which always makes the experience better. Prices were very reasonable for the quality and location, no complaints at all. If you want a quick, good meal without overpaying or waiting forever, this place is it. Definitely coming back.

Came here to grab a couple of things for a hike we went on and it was perfect…read more They have a variety of things from breakfast, lunch, smoothies, juices, and acai bowls. There's something for everyone! We got the caprese sandwich, chicken wrap, and chicken ceaser wrap. The chicken was a bit dry but paired with the sauces definitely helped.

What a great little place! I've passed by it at least 100 times I'm sure, but never noticed it…read more For the holidays this year I decided to do a traditional Polish meal, so was looking for a few specific ingredients not in most chain grocery stores. A little noodling online and this gem popped up... an Eastern European market with all sorts of goodies! If you haven't been, definitely check it out. It was hopping too! So many people in there. It's in Berry Hill right off Thompson Lane and has a huge parking lot so easy in/out. I'll definitely be back -- can't wait to try more from them!

Large assortment of Eastern European foodstuff. Little and the expensive side but worth it.read more

I did want to rate this as four stars. I really did. The place is tiny, there's nowhere to sit…read morewhile waiting, and their management of waiting customers needs serious work. I am absolutely sure that in the hour my friend and I were waiting, six other other customers were seated ahead of us. Standing for an hour is okay but only if they're actually taking the customers in order. But then we were seated and with the small menu, I was able to order. A few minutes later, Big Al shouts, "Does anyone want a cinnamon bun?" and I have never been closer to taking a walk from my keto diet. But I was good and only drooled a little watching the couple sitting next to us split theirs. It smelled so good. Brunch arrived and we've now been at Big Al's for 90 minutes. I had selected the day's special, the FOUR egg steak omelet which I had with peppers and onions *filled* the plate. Sloppy and tasty and loaded with probably half a pound of sliced steak. I only took one small bit of my biscuit - fluffy and light but heavy and dense. Delicious. My friend had a concoction that I can only call The Coronary Plate: Fried eggs, fried potatoes, fried chicken. Half of a fried chicken that looked better than anything I've ever seen at KFC or Popeye's or my own beloved Bojangles. Crispy, slightly burned but a light batter and a juicy center. Yeah, get that. Big Al's is an anachronism. The food is cooked by hand, it's delicious and it stands halfway down the block of a completely residential neighborhood. You'll be driving the last couple of blocks and wondering, what am I getting in to? Trust me, they're probably open. Pro tip: Try the gravy. It's spicy! [Review 801 of 2026 - 616 in Tennessee - 25981 overall]

This feels like home cooking in the best way. The restaurant is small and in a residential area, so…read moreour ride share driver initially missed it. Turnover is quick, so even when they are at capacity, and the waiting list looks daunting, you should still put your name down. We were told the chalkboard has the specials, and shrimp and grits are available on the weekends. I loved my shrimps and grits. The grits were so hearty and buttery, and the shrimp had a good amount of spice. We also got the sweet potato chorizo hash, which had the perfect amount of slight heat and special spice blend. (The spices looked red, but I don't know what they were other than paprika??) Both dishes came with biscuits, generously buttered. We were told the biscuits and gravy were special, because the chef does a brown gravy instead of the white gravy. We felt like we had enough food, but if I am ever back in town, I'd try this dish. You'll want to walk off this meal, but don't miss it if you're in Nashville!

Great drop in place if you are looking for a good place to grab a delicious sandwich. I went here…read morelooking for a fresh sandwich and that's exactly what I got. The staff were friendly and prompt to get all the food out quickly. We enjoyed the sandwich of the week, 'Sweet Italian', and the Rotisserie Chicken Sandwich. They have gluten free bread available for purchase. It was a great loaf - I'd highly recommend trying for my gluten free friends. I loved the healthy options this store had to offer and will definitely be going back!

Great steaks. The employees were helpful and friendly and the parking was easy and convenient.read more

Overall: a new go-to for a quick, easy bite! Fast, well-priced, and great tasting. We got the prime…read morerib steak sandwich and an oatmeal chocolate cookie. It was super warm and filling; would definitely love to come back and try more. Definitely a casual Gulch favorite! Service: Very kind workers and super quick to make the sandwich without compromising taste. Ambience: This laid back sandwich shop is nice and clean inside with homey and Tennessee tribute decor!

One of my absolute favorite spots! The pizza sandwich is my favorite and is always cooked…read moreperfectly! The staff is always so friendly and quick with making the sandwiches. They have decent size internal seating as well as some outdoor patio seating for when the weather is nice. There's a parking garage right next door that gives the first hour free! My go to order: Pizza Melt Sandwich Sugar cookie Dr. Pepper or Chocolate Milkshake