Location: Madison
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- 1. Grand Ole Opry
- 2. Nashville National Cemetery
- 3. Historic Mansker's Station Frontier Life Center
- 4. Hermitage Golf Course
- 5. Monkey Joe's
- 6. Ryman Auditorium
- 7. The Redneck Comedy Tour
- 8. Larry's Grand Ole Garage & Blue Grass Music Park
- 9. Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
- 10. Rare Bird Antique Mall
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Most Popular American food in Madison, Tennessee, United States
Reviews on American food in Madison, Tennessee, United States. Madison (originally Madison Station) is a former settlement, now a suburban neighborhood of northeast Nashville, in the U.S. state of Tennessee. It is incorporated as part of the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County.
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10. The Melting Pot Fondue Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 485 reviews
The Melting Pot Restaurant is where fun is cooked up fondue style. Whether you're celebrating a birthday, anniversary, long overdue date night or celebrating with a group. We are the premier fondue restaurant, providing a casually elegant dining experienc
Reviewed By 209sandy209
First off I have to sing the praises of the staff. So friendly and helpful, even with my endless gluten free questions. The best part was the gluten free brownies and snickerdoodle cookies that were served with the chocolate fondue. I died and went to heaven. It was a special treat for a GF person like me. Sandy -We are so happy to be able to provide and exceptional experience and meal to our Gluten Free friends. Give us a call when you need another blissful trip to the great beyond!!
9. Darfons Restaurant & Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1311 reviews
Reviewed By JBobbitt17
The atmosphere is great! The food is great! The service is great!! Very unique food offerings as well as the traditional - something for everyone! They do take reservations and if you are planning to go - call or make them online!
8. Lockeland Table
Overall Ratings
4 based on 351 reviews
Reviewed By padutchpeckerhead
Assembled for a local daughterâs birthday celebration. Crowded, we enjoyed great cocktails and good wine. Appetizers consisted of mussels, tomAtoes and fresh cheese and wedge salad. All were delicious and appropriately proportioned. For entrees, we had two well-prepared strip steaks and two disappointing pizzas. Disappointing because the dough wasnât cooked enough to make the crust crispy; it was uncooked in the center. The chimchurri sauces was great as were the al dented green beans. Another disappointment was the wild rice and summer squash. Too much salt. The delicacy of the squash and rice were over powered by the salt. Perhaps this was an accident but it was a disappointment nonetheless. Meg, our server was flawless and made everything better.
7. Robert's Western World
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1000 reviews
Reviewed By Ontheroadnurse
We got a mushroom burger that was delicious. Fries were so so. Wouldnât order them again. Beer in bottles only. They did have wine. The music was classic country, not my style. The band works for tips so be generous if you like the music when they come around with the tip bucket. They also sold boots in the restaurant! When in Nashville....anything goes!
6. Skull's Rainbow Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 957 reviews
Reviewed By bukagirl
If you are looking for quite conversation pass on this place if you want dark and sexy and loud with awesome prime rib and steak and great tunes to slow dance to in between courses bites or drinks this is the place.The whole area is fun and loaded with bars.Great restaurant would recommend and return!PS the peanut butter pie was to die for!
5. The Chef and I on Ninth
Overall Ratings
4 based on 223 reviews
Reviewed By 150hotelnightsayear
Note: long table seating so you will be next to your neighbors. Food was fantastic- cooked and flavorful. Fish of the day with fresh veggies - perfect!!!
4. Etch Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2091 reviews
Featuring an array of global flavors and decadent desserts by Chef Deb Paquette and Pastry Chef Megan Williams, Etch is located in the ground floor of the Encore tower in Nashville's SoBro district. The restaurant is equipped with two private dining rooms
Reviewed By ChanningMichele
My mom and I recently dined at Etch, and it was such a great experience. After reading the menu, I was a bit nervous because the dishes combine a lot of flavor profiles and include many, many ingredients. I took a chance and got the venison and it was SO delicious! This is a really special restaurant, and I'd highly recommend visiting if you're in Nashville. Hi Channing,Thank you for your kind words! Itâs a pleasure knowing that your recent visit to Etch was so memorable. We appreciate your patronage and hope youâll return for the venison again soon!Ahna AbuvalaEtch
3. Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse, Nashville
Overall Ratings
4 based on 443 reviews
VOTED BEST STEAKHOUSE IN NASHVILLE - Nashville Scene's Best of Nashville Reader's Poll, 2019 Jeff Rubyâs Steakhouses have earned an extraordinary national reputation for delivering impeccable total dining experiences. We proudly serve nationally-acclaimed
Reviewed By laurie4276
When we first arrived we were told that our table was not ready yet-but were told we could get a drink in the lounge. There just happen to be 3 seats at the bar so we decided to cancel our reservations in the restaurant and sit at the bar. Best decision ever! The upfront seat to 2 amazing musicians was so incredible. Our bartender/wait staff were outstanding as well. Our filets were so tasty and grilled to perfection. The scallops over brussel sprouts and cauliflower were so tasty with the maple glaze. Just outstanding!! I cannot say enough great things about the meal we had this past weekend. I will definitely be back!!
2. Monell's Dining & Catering
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2503 reviews
When in Nashville do as the locals do... Pass the Peas..Please! Great Southern Food served Family Style in Historic Settings. Located in historic buildings, Monell's as been a Nashville staple since 1995. Come on in, grab a seat and pass the food to the l
Reviewed By Gigglebox
We rented a house in Germantown so we were able to walk here for dinner. This restaurant is in an old quaint brick house with beautiful gardens and coy ponds. They won't seat you until your whole party is there and no cell phones allowed in the dining room. We all sat at a large table. First round they served us cole slaw, cucumber salad, biscuits and gravy, and corn bread with yummy peach preserves (which they sell there also). Then came the main meal consisting of meatload, beef, fried chicken, along with green beans, mashed potatoes, and corn casserole. There is nilla wafer/banana pudding for dessert. It is served family style so you take as much as you want and they check back with you often. Loved it all. The chicken fell off the bone with delicious breading. Highly recommend coming here--can't beat the price either.
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1. Sinema
Overall Ratings
4 based on 299 reviews
Sinema is an 8,000 sq-ft. restaurant with dining room seating, lounge areas and private dining rooms, located in Nashville, Tennessee.Sinema is a sleek restaurant and bar offering an entire dining experience that hinges on impeccable service. Built on her
Reviewed By Corrie P
We had heard about Sinema, but have never had a chance to go. We decided to celebrate our 37th at Sinema. It was absolute perfection!!! We started upstairs where they were having happy hour specials and had excellent wines with aglonotti. Oh my goodness!!! This was to die for! What was even better, was my bill , because it was 2 for 1 on certain drinks. We had wine leftover to take downstairs to dinner. We started out with one cheese board and one meat board. This is one of the courses Sinema is known for, and for good reason. Wow! We've had charcuterie boards all over the U.S., and we don't think any restaurant touches the creativity of Sinema! We had the Spinach Peach salad next with fried pork belly. I should have stopped eating at this point, but our gracious server, Rebecca, brought the crabmeat/hearts of palm soup. Well hello, ya gotta keep eating! OMG!!! WOW!!! It had some kind of fried fig in the middle that made your tongue say, "Howdy". Then came the halibut that was pure perfection! To top everything off, we chose the ice cream sandwich of the day. Okay, so we grew up very simple, but this dessert was definitely wasn't simple. It was also super special for our night. The brookie (brownie/cookie) with homemade blueberry icecream, was surrounded by white chocolate. Ummm... yummy. I only thought I was full before it came out. Much thanks to Brett Nelson, chefs, and staff for giving us an AWESOME NIGHT to remember!
Madison Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Madison
