Posted in Nashville
January 06, 2019
7 One-Of-A-Kind Dinner Adventures You Can Only Have In Nashville
When it comes to finding a place to eat in Nashville, it’s not hard to find an incredible place to indulge. The thing is, if you’re looking for a crazy adventure or a quirky memory, then one of these seven eateries are perfect for your night out on the town. We may have beautiful restaurants and old restaurants and all sorts of yummy spots to eat in-between, but these eateries are perfect for a memorable date night.
Woolworth on 5th not only delivers classic Southern dishes, but it's located in a space that gives a solid nod to the civil rights lunch counter protests that took place in the space in the mid-twentieth century. There's no other place in the city that sends you back in time with such validity and aplomb.
The Catbird Seat is located on Music Row, and it hosts a spare number of people every night for dinner. The experience comes at a price, the tasting menu is paired well with wine and cocktails, making it one of the hardest reservations to get in the city.
Bastion is considered one of the most beautiful new dining concepts in the city. It operates mainly as a bar, with a small dining room hidden away for a handful of people to experience dinner every night. It's the exact opposite of a speakeasy, where instead of sipping cocktails in a hidden bar you're indulging in an incredible food-centric experience in a secret dining room.
Patterson House is well-known for its luxurious setting and bar hidden behind a heavy curtain, speakeasy style. It's a decadent escape from the day-to-day and its craft cocktails and small plates are all beautifully prepared.
Slim & Husky's was opened by a handful of local North Nashvillians who created one of the best dining concepts in the city: a make your own pizza assembly line. You can choose from a list of specialty pizzas, or you can choose to create your own culinary experience.
The 404 Kitchen gives a unique spin to European classics, and it's just moved to a larger and more modern space just across the street from its original location. If you're looking for a taste flown straight across the Atlantic, this is the place to go. You can also indulge in Gertie's, the whiskey bar that's located just downstairs.
Husk gives a historical setting to a southern experience, especially since you'll be noshing on fried chicken in the heart of a historic old home. Although owned by a Charleston-based company, it remains one of the most elegant dining experiences in the city.
If you’re looking for a fun restaurant theme, then this ski-lodge in Nashville is a great decision for chilly evenings.
