Reconstructed space offers a relaxed family atmosphere with welcoming vibes and occasional acoustic guitar music. The setting feels quiet and pleasing during lunch, attracting diners who appreciate a calm meal experience.
Desserts include a crispy fried pie with moist apple filling and a KIKI dessert pie. They take a while to arrive but taste good. Tables can get crowded when dessert comes out.
Breading on the country fried chicken and tenders stands out as amazing. The fried chicken sandwich comes with freshly made fries and arrives very hot.
"The food here is homemade, fresh, and really good."
"You have to save room for the fried apple pie dessert."
"The fried chicken here is great."
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The entrance is through the alley behind the building.
There is usually no wait unless there is a show at HPAC.
The restaurant offers a fusion of southern and Laotian cuisine.
Chicken restaurant offers old school Americana decor and a great atmosphere for watching football or enjoying live music. The space attracts crowds for game days and concerts, creating lively energy without overwhelming noise. Large portions and reasonable prices complement the casual, friendly vibe.
Key lime pie, mud pie, and banana pudding stand out as dessert highlights. Options include frozen sweet drinks alongside an extensive craft beer selection.
Crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, the fried chicken stands out for its perfectly done texture and affordable price. The fried chicken sandwich also gets strong recommendations for its flavor.
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Expect no wait during lunch hours on Fridays.
The menu offers unique items not found in other downtown restaurants.
The restaurant is family-friendly with a straightforward menu.
Southern restaurant with home-cooked vibe and nostalgic atmosphere feels like a cozy family gathering. Decor includes family photos and a big fish tank, adding to the welcoming, lived-in charm. The place radiates warmth and history, creating a genuine sense of comfort.
Massive, juicy fried chicken breast comes with perfectly crispy skin and rich flavor. The Chicken & Dressing plate includes gravy, turnip greens, fried cornbread, peach cobbler, and banana pudding.
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The total cost for a family of four is around $60 to $65.
Expect smaller portion sizes; some plates may be child-sized.
The restaurant is family-owned and emphasizes a Christian family atmosphere.
Korean restaurant offers clean, cute interior with a peaceful atmosphere. Korean fried chicken and corn dogs stand out for their unique sauces and textures. The menu includes a variety of Korean favorites, with food made to order and some dishes noted for their impressive flavors.
Unique Korean desserts stand out here, especially the strawberry Bingsu which offers a refreshing twist. Portions can vary, with some bingsoo servings smaller than others.
Crispy and juicy describe the fried chicken here, especially the soy garlic variety. Unique texture and sauce blends make it stand out among Korean fried chicken options.
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Parking is easy with a large shared lot right out front.
Prices are reasonable, making it a good option for a work lunch.
Expect a wait as food is made to order.
Spacious two-story Korean restaurant with modern design and high ceilings creates a stylish, cozy atmosphere ideal for quiet dinners. Full bar offers creative cocktails alongside authentic Korean dishes with bold flavors. Upstairs seating provides privacy and a VIP-like view.
Fluffy shaved ice topped with red bean paste, mochi, and sweetened condensed milk creates a dreamy dessert experience. This milk bingsoo blends nostalgic flavors with inventive textures.
Korean fried chicken wings come crispy, tender, and juicy with a BBQ sauce that balances kick and sweetness. Some orders arrive cold and taste like leftovers, making freshness inconsistent.
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Parking validation is available for those parking in Skyhouse Nashville garage right next to the building.
The restaurant offers Bingsu, a popular Korean dessert not found elsewhere in Nashville.
The upstairs area is suitable for special events like bridal parties and business meetings.
Restaurant combines indoor and outdoor seating with red, white, and blue decor featuring posters of rock and country artists holding chickens. Atmosphere is lively and inviting, with country music playing loudly and a busy crowd gathering after work. Large booths and a chill bar upfront create a space for both conversation and relaxation.
Banana pudding stands out as a signature dessert here. The manager sometimes sends over a complimentary dessert, adding a nice touch.
Fried chicken features a thin crispy crust with juicy, tender meat inside. Options include wings, tenders, and fried chicken served moist and not greasy.
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Pre-ordering is advised to save time during busy hours.
Parking can be challenging; arrive early to secure a spot.
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers.
Restaurant offers a sleek and sophisticated interior with beautiful murals and a large bar area. Atmosphere feels warm and inviting, featuring live jazz and spoken word performances that create a lively vibe. Private rooms and a party rental space add to its versatile setup.
Complimentary desserts come with birthday celebrations, adding a special touch. The peach cobbler and banana pudding stand out as popular dessert choices.
Crispy fried chicken delivers great flavor. It pairs well with gravy, rice, mac & cheese, and greens.
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Parking is a struggle at the restaurant, especially during peak hours.
Free parking in the back is limited and fills up quickly.
Kids eat free on Wednesdays, making it a great family option.
Cafeteria style setup with school lunchroom charm creates a simple, unpretentious environment. Warm hospitality and friendly community vibe make it feel like eating at a friend's place. Quiet atmosphere with romantic music options adds to the cozy, down-home experience.
Desserts feature classic southern pies like peach, chess with or without meringue, strawberry, pecan, and spicy chocolate. Banana pudding and bread pudding also stand out, evoking an old school, homemade vibe.
Country fried chicken tastes like it was cooked in a cast iron skillet, just like Southern style. It comes with classic sides like mashed potatoes and green beans, delivering a homestyle flavor.
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Parking is available on site for new customers who use the lot.
Expect long lines during peak hours; arrive early to avoid waiting.
The restaurant often runs out of popular items by brunch time.
Small dining area feels cozy but cramped, with an informal serving line that moves quickly. Atmosphere is warm and welcoming, reminiscent of a family gathering. Outdoor seating offers relief when inside is packed.
Desserts include carrot soufflé that tastes like a sweet side dish and options like chess pie and banana pudding. Everything is tasty and affordable.
Juicy meat pairs with hot, crispy breading that holds just the right amount of grease. The flavor is rich and memorable, often compared to great-grandmother's cooking.
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Parking space is limited due to nearby businesses.
Expect 20-30 minute wait times around 5:30-6:00 PM.
Prices are very reasonable, especially for children's plates.
Crowded spot on a vibrant street with busy atmosphere and good music. Lines form consistently, reflecting its popularity and reasonable prices. Offers gluten-free options alongside classic hot chicken with notable spice and flavor.
Peach cobbler stands out as a dessert option. The banana pudding offers strong flavor and good value at $4. Special occasions get extra attention with personalized desserts.
Juicy and flavorful fried chicken stands out with a perfectly seasoned crust and a spicy kick. The hot fried chicken offers a distinctive Nashville heat that hits immediately on the nose and palate.
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Reservations are not accepted; expect long lines during peak hours.
Gluten-free options are available, including chicken tenders and sides.
The restaurant's policy requires you to order before taking a table.
Restaurant occupies a beautifully renovated basement space with historic decor and intimate bar setting. Atmosphere feels relaxed yet lively, with a high noise level similar to a bar. Guests often enjoy exceptional cocktails and unique dishes in a setting that blends elegance with casual energy.
Desserts stand out with lava cake and themed options that impress. Every sweet treat, including risotto and avocado pizza accompaniments, delivers incredible flavor.
Boned fried chicken stands out with its unique texture and flavor. The dish comes with a habanero emulsion that adds a spicy kick, making it a memorable meal.
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Valet service costs $30, despite claims of being complimentary.
Expect to pay $9 per glass of water for large groups.
Brunch is offered on Saturdays with a great menu.
Large dining space replicates a home kitchen with big windows overlooking the river and an elegant appearance. Bright, family-friendly atmosphere fills the room with lively energy, especially from children. A cute gift shop and play area add charm and entertainment while waiting.
Warm, gooey Butter Cake stands out with rich flavor and generous portions. Desserts like cobbler and banana pudding come with unlimited refills and often require a to-go box due to their size.
Fried chicken comes crispy and well-seasoned, with options for white or dark meat. It pairs with unique sides like candied yams and baked beans, offering a taste unlike typical fried chicken.
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Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times during peak hours.
The restaurant does not allow customers to take leftovers home, only desserts.
All meals are served in family-sized portions, making it difficult for solo diners.
Barbecue area offers indoor and outdoor seating with a down home atmosphere that encourages conversation. The vibe is sweet and cozy, attracting those who appreciate homemade mac and cheese and smokey turkey among other dishes.
Homemade desserts stand out here with options like strawberry cake and cheese square pie. Sides and desserts both deliver strong flavors.
Fried chicken shines during the end-of-month fry weekend with crispy texture and appealing appearance. Family packs include fried chicken alongside pulled pork, beans, slaw, and cornbread.
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Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times during peak hours.
Parking is available at a nearby gas station, making access easy.
The restaurant may run out of popular items like ribs and brisket, so arrive early.