Mt Juliet Restaurants

With its ornate Victorian elegance, you'd never guess that this restaurant was once a warehouse. Where boxes and bags were stacked, diners now sit surrounded by burnished wood. There's stained and beveled glass all aroun... more

Another beautiful -- and quiet -- beach resort, this one is nestled against the slope on its own bay. The resort's location, plus its own beach and the tropical-paradise atmosphere, makes the resort a special place. Fami... more

This big, barnlike restaurant near the Opryland Hotel is well known around Nashville for having the best catfish in town. The restaurant critic Craig Claiborne even agreed when he ate here. Start your meal with that most... more

Spicy food, dim lighting and low prices make Cuisine of India a perfect choice for travelers on a budget or diners looking for a nice change of pace. A daily lunch buffet offers Aloo Gobi and Vindaloo, as well as many other fav... more

It's right in the middle of the tourist section of town. Yet the food and atmosphere is surprisingly original at Ichiban Japanese Restaurant, unlike the trendy theme restaurants down the street. Sit down to a quiet meal, someth... more

This restaurant provides the Music City area with some of the best barbecue pork and chicken around. The kitchen makes sandwiches, platters and ribs, and that's all, except for an occasional pie for dessert. The enormous sandwi... more

Before we stayed here, we regarded this hotel, built as a Maniote tower village, a glaring example of bringing coals to Newcastle. But after enjoying the swimming pool each day before and after sightseeing, and taking in... more

Soft piano music greets you at Sole Mio as you are invited to sit down to a meal of Northern Italian cuisine. The manicotti is a house specialty and the pasta dishes are served with your choice of creamy alfredo sauce or rich m... more

This old plantation house has been the home of the city's finest seafood buffet for over 20 years. Step past the tall white columns, through the double doors and into a piece of Southern history. The tall ceilings and wide wind... more

The motto here should be "Nashville's best kept sushi secret." It seems most people have never heard of Samurai, which is difficult to believe given the quality of food served here. Nevertheless, thanks to their oversight, you... more