Posted in Nashville
January 25, 2019
This Old-School Restaurant In Nashville Serves Chicken Dinners To Die For
Finding a classic restaurant in Tennessee isn’t too hard, especially since the state stretches back far, far in American history. The state is proud of where it’s come from and the traditions that have been created over the years. Arnold’s Country Kitchen is keeping classic fried chicken dinners alive at its downtown Nashville location, a cafeteria-style restaurant that serves up traditional southern fare.
Arnold's Country Kitchen has long been lauded for its southern hospitality and downright delicious southern food. Humble and unassuming, this cafeteria-style eatery is tucked away in the heart of downtown and has a huge following.
Arnold's has been featured by Diner's, Drive-In's and Dives, Bon Appetit, Southern Living, and even Zagat rated since its opening in 1982 by Jack and Rose Arnold.
Proud to be a small, family-owned business, at Arnold's your family is also of the top priority. The eating area is conducive to both families and couples alike, a rarity amongst James Bear Award Winning Restaurants. As you might have guessed, Arnold's Country Kitchen snagged the prestigious American Classics award in 2009.
The fried chicken reigns supreme to many, but the ever-changing menu is bound to give you foodie inspiration. The classic meat-and-three serving option makes for a fun southern experience for tourists, too!
There no indulgence like a food indulgence and southern cuisine is truly like no other. Where else will you find macaroni and cheese listed as a vegetable?
If your stomach is rumbling and you're ready to indulge, you can visit from 10:30 a.m. to 2:45 p.m., every Monday through Friday at 605 8th Ave. S in Nashville, Tennessee.
While you’re wandering downtown, make sure to visit this historic train station turned luxury hotel. It’s gorgeous!
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