Krajeck built his third restaurant with chef Brian Mejia and a team of Folk and Rolf and Dau…
- Kay West
The 12th Avenue outpost offers a meticulously prepared ‘Peking-style’ duck and a whole lot more
- Margaret Littman
Rebecca Wood’s next event will take place March 15 and feature Langhorne Slim
- Kay West
With an exceptional Asian-inspired menu and great service, Noko leads with its heart
- Kay West
The irresistibly good Nolensville Pike outpost offers Kurdish and Turkish cuisine
- Kay West
Brothers Ryan and Matthew Poli, formerly of The Catbird Seat, are doing pasta right
- Kay West
Rick Margaritov and chef Ryan Costanza’s ‘modern izakaya’ in Wedgewood-Houston delights in sake and shareable plates
- Alijah Poindexter
Checking out the new McKissack Park restaurant from the couple behind Mt. Juliet’s Smiley Thai and Goodlettsville’s Poy Thai
- Danny Bonvissuto
Burgers, fries, shakes and Skee-Ball right all wrongs
- Kay West
Chef/owner Dinesh Jagga delights and surprises in South Nashville
- Dana Kopp Franklin
Leina Horii and Brian Lea’s buzzy East Side outpost is worth the hype
- Kay West
Mailea Weger’s East Side restaurant combines easy-breezy California contemporary and classic Parisian poise
- By Kay West
Finally at his own brick-and-mortar in the Gulch, the studied chef has room to play
- Kay West
Chef Egidio Franciosa’s menu is brimming with authentic pastas, appetizers and Neapolitan pizzas
- Kay West
Nick and Audra Guidry’s establishment works wonders with live-fire cooking
- Kay West
Nashville’s first Uzbek restaurant is worthy of celebration
- Kay West
At his prized East Nashville restaurant, the acclaimed chef asks what is possible
- Jack Silverman
The new East Nashville location does not disappoint, adding new options to the menu alongside their legendary noodles
- Alijah Poindexter
The plant-based eatery will catch you by surprise with its focus on elegant versions of bistro classics
- Alijah Poindexter
Fragrant curries and Himalayan specialties make for a tantalizing experience
- Ashley Brantley, Steve Cavendish
Two food critics weigh in on Sean Brock’s fine-dining spot at the Grand Hyatt
- Dana Kopp Franklin
Now open a year, Locust has a small menu — but everything is worthy
- Steve Cavendish
Six years in, the Mediterranean-focused dining destination is doing things right
- Ashley Brantley
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How long do you wait to review a restaurant during a pandemic? It’s a dilemma no one’s faced in 100 years, and honestly? Food writing was not big business during the 1918 influenza outbreak.
- Steve Cavendish
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Since it opened in 2011, The Catbird Seat has operated in a rarefied space among Nashville restaurants. Designed to be a kind of restaurant lab with frequently changing leadership, Catbird — via its parent company Strategic Hospitality — has for years been stocked with chefs with experience …
- Dana Kopp Franklin
A small sign at the new bistro Once Upon a Time in France says it all: “Restaurant Familial. Cuisine Traditionelle Françoise.”
- Ashley Brantley
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Mailea Weger knows what she’s doing. The Californian chef-owner of lou has a story, she tells it well, and people are listening.
- Megan Seling
We check out Royal Boba, WIN Bubble Tea Shop and Bubble Love
- Dana Kopp Franklin
The latest outing from the Two Ten Jack team combines Southern and traditional Asian flavors and ingredients
- Dana Kopp Franklin
The new East Nashville restaurant in the former home of Holland House excels at small plates and more
- Dana Kopp Franklin
Chicago restaurateur brings unique Southeast-Asian fusion to the Gulch
- Dana Kopp Franklin
Chicago restaurateur brings unique Southeast-Asian fusion to the Gulch
- Dana Kopp Franklin
Rolf and Daughters’ sister restaurant in East Nashville pays zealous attention to its ingredients and methods
- Ashley Brantley
Trey Cioccia’s restaurant on Third Avenue offers up fancy comfort food
- Ashley Brantley
The Germantown restaurant lives up to its City House lineage
- Ashley Brantley
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Everyone’s had that crush: somebody laid-back, attractive and fun, but not necessarily your go-to guy for consistency. Sometimes he’s completely charming; other times he shows up late, wearing sweatpants and smelling like weed. When he’s good, he’s very good. When he’s bad, he’s a mess. And …
- Ashley Brantley
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- Steve Cavendish
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Pull out a pencil, let’s make a list.
- Steve Cavendish
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A look at one of the country’s largest for-profit private prison companies — and the politic…
- John Glennon
As the Major League Soccer season draws to a close, the Boys in Gold are chasing trophies
