Posted in Tennessee
April 18, 2018
10 Lakeside Restaurants In Tennessee You Simply Must Visit This Time Of Year
Tennessee is so beautiful this time of the year, when the springtime sun is shining and there’s just a slight breeze sweeping the state. The weather calls for any and all activities to be enjoyed outside! Which of course is why we put together a list of ten lakeside (or riverside!) restaurants scattered across the state of Tennessee. Order your favorite meal, sip on something sweet or strong and get ready for the rest of your summer. We can hardly wait.
This homey waterfront eatery is known for its hickory smoked bbq and kind staff. Locally owned and casual, this is the kind of spot where you meet friends, make friends, and indulge in spades of comfort food. (3979 Bell Road)
Located just a hot second outside of Nashville, this casual Tennessee steakhouse operates on a BYOB rule. Order from their expansive seafood menu, or enjoy a decadent house-cut steak. This spot has been operating since 1958, and we completely understand why. (450 Cherokee Dock Road)
There's really nowhere else in the Nashville area that you can enjoy a tiki bar alongside live music. The Rudder is a relaxed, all-American eatery that boasts gorgeous waterside reviews. (126 River Road)
This Chattanooga restaurant may be a bit on the pricey side, but a hefty plate of hush puppies and catfish are all you need to become a follower. Join the herd! (18039 US-41)
Although Calhoun's is a chain, alongside the river in Knoxville is the best place to visit. Make sure to get a plate or bbq or a burger while you're here - it's their specialty! (400 Neyland Drive)
This is the kind of spot you visit if you'd rather have a low-key, casual meal with traditional American menu options. Located just a hot second from Point Park, Jacob Myers is a classy spot with the best kind of meals for solid prices. (185 Chickamauga Drive)
Great food and kind folks run the Dockside Cafe, which is all you really need if you have a Saturday afternoon to spare. We'd recommend the grilled shrimp and a long moment spent out on their deck. It's beautiful, no? (8411 Harrison Bay Road)
Steve's Landing has been beloved by locals since it opened in 1996, and has made a name for itself with a casual, family-friendly space and the best catfish in the city. You can park your car - or your boat! - and enjoy an evening amongst friends. (1145 Poling Circle)
The Tanasi Cafe Restaurant looks out over Tellico Lake, and offers up a stunning marina view as well as the opportunity to hit the golf course once you've finished. Upscale but affordable, this is a comfy spot that will keep your stomach - and your wallet - full. (450 Clubhouse Point)
There's nothing like a brunch enjoyed riverside, and Memphis owns when it comes to a meal at The Front Porch. We'd recommend trying out their grilled chicken sandwich or salmon, and make sure to stop by during cocktail hour if you can. (251 Riverside Drive)
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