Nashville is one of the fastest growing cities in the United States, proffering a state stuffed with job opportunities and a booming housing market. With such a mantle of success to uphold, it’s only necessary that the city have a solid bit of food culture to back it up. Here are a couple of restaurants in Nashville that you need to check out – they’re simply that good.
Big Al’s Deli - Facebook
Soulful southern food is served at Big Al’s - named for the owner with the biggest smile in Nashville. A five star rating on Yelp doesn’t lie, and neither do your tastebuds. Get ready for a solid calorie infusion, folks. (1828 4th Ave N)
Prince’s Hot Chicken - Facebook
Spiced from mild to ultra-hot, Prince’s is a Nashville staple. Proffering some of the best deep-fried and SPICY chicken in the city, this is the kind of meal you don’t want to wait too long for. Be prepared for a wait, though - good stuff takes a minute. (123 Ewing Dr)
Gabby’s Burger & Fries - Facebook
Tiny Gabby’s will let you stay for the duration of your meal, but no longer. In order to keep folks filtering in and out their doors, you’ll be on the constant eat and run. The fries, though? The BURGERS?! Are positively fabulous and worth every penny. (493 Humphreys St)
Helen’s Hot Chicken - Facebook
This no-frills hot chicken joint has a couple of different locations throughout the state, but there’s nothing like a toasty bit of deep fried poultry in the heart of the city that started it all. (1801 Jefferson St)
International Market & Restaurant - Facebook
A mini-mart and a restaurant in one, International Market serves up authentic Asian cuisine with a quirky atmospheric twist. It’s easy on the wallet and extremely popular with college students. (2010 Belmont Blvd)
I Dream of Weenie - Facebook
An East Nashville staple for summer fare lovin’ folks, I Dream of Weenie has a neat vibe, located in a VW bus that stays cool all year ‘round. (113 S 11th St)
The Patterson House - TripAdvisor
You aren’t going to find many pictures of this Nashville gem…the underground speakeasy has an upscale vibe and a neat twist on southern cocktails. There’s no sign out front, so keep your eyes peeled - and get ready for the experience of your life. (1711 Division St)
The Farm House - Facebook
Known as one of the most underrated restaurants in the city, The Farm House focuses on fresh, quality ingredients and a fantastic menu that has a seasonal push. (210 Almond St)
Butchertown Hall - Facebook
A clean and modern atmosphere provides the backdrop for the meat-infused menu of Butchertown Hall. A local favorite, this Germantown restaurant serves up a meal that will leave you full for DAYS. (1416 4th Ave N)
Rotier’s Restaurant - Facebook
Established in 1945, Rotier’s is famous for their cheeseburgers on french bread and the long line of celebrities that have walked through its doors - Charlie Daniels is a fan, we hear. (2413 Elliston Pl)
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