Posted in Nashville
April 07, 2017
The 17 Most Beautiful Restaurants In All Of Nashville
Nashville has become a foodie destination for folks all over the nation. We have biscuits and hot chicken and all sorts of craft beers, with a population of folks that mix the new and the old. It’s the best of both worlds in Music City – especially when it comes to dining room decor. The beauty of the plentiful is not just reserved to your plate, you know. We’ve found seventeen restaurants that are aesthetically stunning and perfect for your next celebratory dinner out. Let’s go!
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This gorgeous (tiny) space is great for a top-tier event. Located in the Gulch, you may just miss it on your first lap. The menu is seasonally driven, per say, and the restaurant situated in a converted shipping container. Everything about it is neat - everything. (404 12th Ave S)
Come prepared to order a bunch of everything, because Rolf & Daughters took Nashville by storm -for a reason. Its industrial vibe and warm lighting makes it seem like you've just joined your neighbors for dinner in a very rustic locale. (700 Taylor Street)
Filled with light and bursting at the seams with delicious meal options, Josephine has a lovely bar and waitstaff that emanate southern hospitality. There's no other restaurant that will make your Instagram look as good. (2316 12th Ave S)
Located in East Nashville, Lockeland Table has a rustic vibe and is known for their wood-fired pizzas.
Anything with pizza is a good thing in our book, but when you combine it with the cool of the east side of town you get us straight in the heart. (1520 Woodland St)
Aren't you already in love with the beauty of the Little Octopus? They're known for their quirky and creative cocktails - as well as their delicious eats, of course - but we bookmarked them for their light and airy vibe. (505 12th Avenue S)
Located just outside of the main Gulch area, Adele's Nashville prides themselves on their sleek decor and farm-to-table values. Everything is served up fresh and delicious, and we'd recommend for a second or third date. This is where it gets serious. (1210 McGavock Street)
This meat-centric restaurant makes for a fabulous night out on the town. Their full bar, gleaming metallic and marble accents as well as their upscale serving attitude makes Butchertown Hall great for any date or event. (1416 4th Ave N)
A favorite brunch spot amongst Nashvillians, Marche matches its upscale cuisine with a sweet, country-chic European design. The decor is simple, doused with seasonal arrangements and works perfectly as an offset to their menu offerings. (1000 Main Street)
Test the waters with the Japanese sushi and ramen at Two Ten Jack. This dimly lit, wildly delicious restaurant gives off a calm vibe, one that matches its low-key but adventurous menu. (1900 Eastland Ave #105)
A pizza with an egg on it? That's really all you need to know. This homey Italian spot evokes a sense of warmth, nestled in the high class Germantown area. Everything has a southern spin, so make sure to visit over and over again - you don't want to miss out. (1222 4th Ave N)
A streamlined answer to Italian comfort food classics, Moto Cucina + Enoteca is great for the modernized pasta lover. Their hip bar is great for any age, and their expansive amount of small plate options great for palate diversity. (1120 McGavock Street)
One of the most profound sushi experiences in Nashville, Virago has a stunning outdoor deck that looks over the whole of downtown. Their fun menu changes periodically, so make sure to revisit during all months of the year. (1126 McGavock Street)
The newly opened Henrietta Red has opened to all sorts of local fanfare. A new Germantown restaurant, it serves up good eats with an emphasis on seafood and veggies across its diverse menu. Their desserts aren't too shabby, either! (1200 4th Avenue)
Known as the last standing townhouse in the downtown Nashville area, The Standard provides an opulent experience from the comforts of home. The house has been restored to its previous beauty, with gleaming hardwood floors and huge windows, perfecting your meal with a touch of glamour.(167 Rosa L Parks Blvd)
This beautiful farm-to-table restaurant is located a bit outside of the city and proves to be one of the most lovely classic country spots near Nashville. The Old School is situated on a nine-acre farm roughly ten minutes outside the city, providing a culinary experience in gorgeous, simply designed space. (5022 Old Hydes Ferry Pike)
Watermark is perfectly situated in The Gulch and great for fair weather eating, what with their rooftop outdoor deck. Their high end menu and viable prices make it easy for a night out on the town. (507 12th Ave S)
Known for their pink dining room and streamlined decor, this French eatery has spawned all sorts of social media posts across the city. The styling is everything chic, and the two-story bistro serves up craft cocktails great for happy hour. Pro tip? Order the truffle fries! (1922 Adelicia Street)
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