Best Historic Restaurants in Nashville

We had a business lunch and it went very good. The food was very good, had the salmon which was delicious. Also noted the tacos were very large, recommend sharing when appropriate, they are massive.

We stopped in for Sunday brunch and had such a good meal we came back for dinner! Our server, Michael, was outstanding! We had him for both meals and every recommendation he had was spot on. We basically let him craft our entire meal and mixed drinks based on his recommendations and he did not miss! Everything was amazing. He knows his stuff and is passionate about it. The music and ambience was great as well. We will absolutely come back next time we’re in Nashville.

Jessica was amazing waiter. The food and service was good even though it was busy. Would definitely come again when I am in town.

Four of us attended Geist on Valentine’s Day for dinner. We were seated in the outside area which has a beautiful ambience but the evening was quite cold so we wore our winter coats throughout the dinner. The outside area has two fireplaces and one standup propane heater but it was still cold. Perhaps they could procure one or two more heaters? The service was fantastic and the fixed menu excellent. Three of us ordered the scallops starter and the filet mignon main. Excellent! One of us ordered the salmon which he said was very good. The dessert menu was limited to two items which were good. Maybe next year they could add a chocolate dessert option? Geist is excellent and we would definitely go back. Considering how very busy the restaurant was, the service and kitchen staff delivered! Great job!

Skulls is a regular stop of our’s when we are in Nashville. We love their dedication to showcasing jazz. Start the evening listening to Jay Vern, then hang out for whoever follows! Great food, service, and a cool atmosphere make it a must for foodies and jazz lovers!