Location was perfect and walking distance from our hotel…read more Line takes long sometimes because people aren't prepared to order when they get to the register unfortunately. Doesn't make sense to stand in line and not think about what you're getting. Lol I liked the communication of the staff because our food was going to take a little longer since they needed to fry a new batch of chicken. Food was amazing and definitely hit the spot. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting.

Absolutely loved the food. The medium fried chicken sandwich was super yummy and pretty spicy for a…read moremedium. The chicken was slightly dry but still good. Liked the toppings and I also loved the Mac and cheese. Service was very friendly. We got there on Friday around 11:15 maybe and it was already getting pretty busy. Especially after we sat down. Not much parking that all too.

I went downtown for fun today. I know 100 f and I went walking downtown. It was fun…read moreCame upon Pucketts, it smelled amazing from the outside. Inside it was a down home place. I ordered the pulled pork nachos. And they hit the spot. Everything was delicious

Meatloaf: the one dish that has a particular association of being either amazing or something that…read morewill likely get you sick. Reasons can be contemplated, stories of past horror can shared at dinner circles and only one thing remains: courage. The courage to do it again, to get the dish that scares many yet has a flamboyant attraction to its core. Puckett's started in Tennessee and the Nashville location has been running since 2010. Situated a block or two from broadway, the clientele will be heavily touristic here. But a careful distinction must be made, this is not a tourist trap. It's an excellent restaurant with hearty food and kind staff. The casual and open space has the vibe of a classic all American restaurant from decades ago. So yes, get the meatloaf. It's excellent.

I really need to get to Nashville more frequently. I accompanied my daughter and grandchildren this…read moremorning to help her out, and we stopped by this little spot for a late breakfast. What a pleasant surprise this turned out to be. Nashville Jam sits inside an older converted home. It's not much to look at from the outside, very quaint inside, and a real surprise from a culinary perspective. There wasn't an item served to our table that I wouldn't have been happy with, since I took a bit of a sampling from each of the kids pancakes and my daughter's fried green tomatoes wrap, but my Three Fungi Benedict, that was to die for, and yes, you could pick up the various flavors. Our server, while new to the Jam Cafe, was terrific. The entire staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, and this spot, is an absolute gem!

The restaurant is really cute! They served drinks in mason jars. My friend enjoyed the iced coffee…read moredrink with flavored syrup & creamer. Unfortunately, with the hot summer weather, it was really hot inside. I felt so bad for the servers, who were clearly feeling the heat! They were still nice and attentive. The food was pretty tasty. Loved the biscuit & jam that accompanied my dish! The chicken biscuit was a little lacking from the sweet aspect to offset the spice. The omelette needed a bit more seasoning, imo. My friend loved the front (fried biscuits with blueberries. My hubby enjoyed his veggie omelette!

This place was great, somehow I got out without anything from the raw bar, but I don't think I…read moreactually missed it since everything was so good. We were seated in the back room patio, and at first I got really worried since it was in the nineties and super humid, but pleasantly it was airconditioned and had some low speed fans so it was pretty comfy. The bench seating was firm, but plenty of pillows, so, although seated a little high, it was great. Chairs were fine as well. Service was great, our server was super friendly and really knew the menu and could speak not just to what we asked, but also made some great suggestions. Now, pretty sure this menu is super seasonal, so my choices may not be available when you read this, but highlights: Wood Fired Bread with Anchovy butter: solid, crusty (but not too) with a rich whipped butter, devoured quickly, but enjoyed the light smoke char. Snapper Crudo: Okay, the peaches threw me when I read the menu, but they were fantastic! Just a little spice on the agua chile, perfectly cured fish and really nice presentation. Tomato Salad: Perfectly ripe and sweet, the cherries and olives were easy to confuse until you bite into them, but they were both fantastic Wood Roasted Carrot: the carrots were a little inconsistent in size, and thus in softness. They were all good, but some were absolute heaven Octopus: generous portion, and perfectly cooked. The wood fire was not overbearing as it didn't taste smoked or burnt. just a great dish. Parisian Gnocchi: Didn't interest me on the menu, ordered as a recommendation and even though by this point I was not at all hungry, it was fully devoured. The snapper was great, however we did enjoy the Whiskey rebellion, an old fashioned and a tommy's margarita, so this dish was fantastic, but the memory is a bit fuzzy. Desserts are a not to miss, and the peach cobbler (foreshadowed but the fantastic peaches in the crudo) delivered in a great way to end a great meal. Thank you again for a great time!!!

Must try brunch spot in German town. This restaurant is included in the Chase Sapphire Reserve…read moredining credit (as of June 2026) and it is totally worth it. We were able to try a few of their brunch menu options and loved them all. The oyster selection is phenomenal and the descriptions they provide are really helpful and accurate! My favorite was the breakfast sandwich! I can't wait to come back and try out their lunch and dinner as well!

Birthday dinner! We came to The Treehouse because of recommendations…read more Honestly, was not expecting the amazing experience that we had! We arrived to the patio bar first and had a great experience with the very informative bar tender. She was helpful and made recommendations for us to choose from for dinner. Patio drinks Jack and Coke double tall and Old Fashion. We were welcomed in with a "happy birthday" and seated promptly. Once seated, Katie came to the table with a bubbly and positive attitude (she was fantastic). She took our order quickly and stayed on top of the beverages. Now here is where the experience went from really good to top-notch--apps, dinner, desserts. Starters Caesar salad with spicy breadcrumbs was the best and most fresh tasting Caesar my husband and I have ever tasted... not too much dressing but very flavorful Truffle potatoes with truffle cream sauce and parsley powder came with a punch of savory flavor and a nice crunch wonderfully delicious. Only disappointment was there was not more! Mussels White Wine with freshly toasted local sourdough bread. The mussels were cooked perfectly and made with a perfect blend of citrus and garlic broth. Dinners Roasted Chicken Pesto Risotto was one of the most flavorful items of the night. Risotto cooked perfectly and the combination of ingredients matched perfectly. Pan seared Trout was the best dinner of the night, in my opinion. The corn and blend of dill and burre blanc was a magical pairing with the perfectly cooked Trout. So much flavor Dessert Cremeux olive oil cake was fresh and had a nice citrus flavor paired with chocolate cremeux and raspberries. Very unique but worth the try! Sticky Toffee Pudding So many flavors with this. This one was my favorite, but it was "if held hostage I would choose" situation because everything was so tasty! The server got the kitchen to make me a French Toast Bread Pudding even after the kitchen had stopped serving it for the day (brunch menu). All desserts are amazing! If you go to this hidden gem, prepare to have your tastebuds in overdrive! Wonderful service, amazing food and overall blown away experience! We will be back and will continue to support this local business that supports other local businesses!!!! Go see Katie and the team!!!

What a cutie patootie little place hidden amongst the trees at Five Points. Appropriatly named and…read moreI loved sitting on the patio. Didn't feel like I was right in the heart of bustling East Nashville - felt like a little retreat. The service was great and so patient with us as we were quite indecisive. Especially since it was a new menu and there were no pics online (then I totally forgot to take pics to help future yelpers not fall to my fate, alas!). I landed on the French Toast Bread Pudding. It was quite heavenly, but I do wish it was a bit bigger for the price... My friends both got the Avocado Toast and a few of us ordered sides of chicken sausage (and yeah, that was good and they were also a good size, plus 3 links were included in each order). We finished quite quickly but were in a deep convo about who knows what, but never felt rushed to leave (probs as it was kind of between service times, but still, appreciated). Def need to go back for Dinner and another little retreat!

I'm originally from Texas so anytime I find kolaches in another state I have to give them a try…read more These were almost perfect, so yummy, and made me feel so nostalgic. I also got the Hipster Horchata iced latte and it was delicious.

Visited on a girls trip as the coffee shop was within easy walking distance of our hotel. Honestly,…read moregoing with several people is the ideal setup because then you can share and split different flavors of kolaches! Service was quick and friendly. I split a savory kolache with my sister and we all got our own coffees. I went with the Orange Mocha on the seasonal list since that is 1. Delicious flavor combo! and 2. Not something you can get very many places. Everything was delicious and I seriously considered going for a second time on my way out of town the next day. Would absolutely return to this spot on a future trip!

Let me just start off by saying everything we ate was excellent. There are no complaints…read morewhatsoever. But over and above all that let me give credit to the wonderful service. I have a severe pork allergy and mentioned it to my server. The manager came out not only to acknowledge it, she actually prepared my entire order herself. She made sure to use separate utensils, skillets, her gloves, the works. And let me just say my vegetable omelette was absolutely delicious! We can't wait to return! I can recommend this wonderful restaurant without hesitation!!

We went for breakfast on a weekday. Wait staff was incredible, attentive, quick and friendly. They…read moreknew the menu very well. The place is very charming. But the food was subpar. My pancakes weren't cooked through. My order was wrong. My bacon was overcooked. The biscuits left a sour taste. Honestly, I don't see the hype.

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!

So good! Husband got the regular New Yorker but with jalapeño cream cheese and said it was…read moredelicious! I was so excited to try a homemade gluten free bagel and it was yummy!! The sandwich itself was fantastic and the employee running the register was super helpful!! The place is really cute and I loved the outdoor seating!!

Bagels were good, coffee was just ok. Definitely not worth the wait though. Idk it was giving…read moretrying to be New York bagel but the line really killed the vibe for me? It also didn't help that it was insanely hot and the line was outside. I think if they figured out the line situation and maybe made the coffee less watery it would be a hit. In Nashville though it's definitely something, more than like Panera or whatever so might hit the spot if you're itching for it!

I've been a fan of The Grilled Cheeserie for years, and the East Nashville location continues to…read moredeliver. Comfort food is easy to do, but doing it this well takes real skill. I ordered the tomato soup combo, and it was exactly what I was hoping for. The tomato soup was rich, flavorful, and perfect for dipping. The real star, though, was the Parmesan-crusted sourdough. Absolute chef's kiss. Crispy, buttery, cheesy, and packed with flavor!

This review is for the new location located in Hunter's Station food court. They still operate a…read moreFood Truck, also. They serve Gourmet Grilled Cheese Melts, Salads, Soups, Sides, Kid's meals and Milkshakes. They also have a Classic Grilled Cheese and Tomato Soup Combo. I gave a 3 star overall, but I give the Grilled Cheeses a 4 star. The 3 star overall is for 1 reason. We had a couple of questions about the menu such as, do they not have the Roasted Red Pepper Tomato Soup or the Mac & Cheese Bowl anymore ( They have removed these items from the menu ) and the employee was kinda rude about it and I really didn't like that. Anyway--- The Sandwiches are really good and the sides were good. They also do catering and you can find them on Facebook and Instagram. There is a covered outdoor patio along with shared seating inside. It's a good place to grab a Grilled Cheese and a tasty Milkshake.