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Reviews on American food in Nashville, Indiana, United States. Nashville is a town in Washington Township, Brown County, Indiana, United States. The population was 803 at the 2010 census. The town is the county seat of Brown County and is the county's only incorporated town. The town is best known as the center of the Brown County Art Colony and as a tourist destination.
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10. Big Woods Hard Truth Hills
Overall Ratings
4 based on 80 reviews
Dine the Big Woods way at Hard Truth Hills! Picture windows offer views of the surrounding trees while guests of all ages can enjoy Big Woods favorites like barbecue pulled pork nachos and house-smoked wings. The drink menu features our signature Quaff ON
Reviewed By w4me2fly
In this lovely town of Nashville, Indiana; it was genuinely a surprise to taste some very fine hard liquor. At Hard Truth Hills we found their Vodka to be a super SMOOOOTH!. Very much underestimated the quality of the products in the area. Keep up the GREAT work. We will be back.Thank you so much for taking the time to leave us some feedback. We are so happy to hear you enjoyed your visit. We look forward to seeing you again soon! Cheers!
9. Story Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 329 reviews
160 year old village turned boutique bed & breakfast featuring unique overnight accommodations in the towns original cottages. The original general store is now the Story Inn Restaurant which serves brunch and dinner featuring seasonal New American cuisin
Reviewed By jvaughn742
My wife and I checked into the Story Inn recently, having made reservations back in July. I was having trouble finding availability and the staff was very thoughtful in responding and giving me their limited availability. I very much appreciated it.Upon arriving to the Inn, we immediately ran into a situation we thought, âwhat did we get ourselves into?â.Waiting at the check-in we observed a gentleman in front of us, carrying a plastic cup of beer and obviously intoxicated, being approached by what I assume was the owner. He asked the gentleman to step outside because he had smoked in one of their rooms and they had to talk about it. The gentleman became a little irate as they moved outdoors. My wife and I moved up to the agent to check in. She asked for the last name and handed us keys. I didnât have to present an ID, the card used to pay for the room, or any other details which I thought was strange.We went back out to the car to get our overnight bag and we could hear the intoxicated gentleman screaming obscenities on the âfront porchâ of the Inn.We went up to our room and let ourselves in. We were greeted with a nice, cool, room. We read ahead of time that there were no TVs at the Inn but WiFi was provided. We stayed in the Lieber room because I loved the idea of having a private balcony which was really nice.The bed was comfortable. The bathroom was no frills but got the job done. There was no fridge (it was in a community area) and no phone to contact the front desk. There was also no alarm clock. Simple things that arenât a big deal, but still a little odd. Upon completing our looking around we went to sign into the WiFi (as we had zero service leading up to this point). My wife tried to connect to the WiFi but it wouldnât let her. We went back downstairs to check things out more and ask about the wireless internet. A different young lady was working the desk and told us that the internet would be spotty in our room. AKA, itâs not going to work. We went down to the basement area to check out the tavern and found several people talking over their pints. One bartender was working. She was super sweet but obviously needed more help. 1 drink was all I was able to order. More and more people were showing up for cocktails.We showered and got nestled in for the evening. Right outside, and under, our balcony was the outdoor area for the tavern. Needless to say the noise was a problem until well after 1:00 AM. After finally managing to drift asleep we were startled awake around 4:00 AM by the loudest noise I had ever heard. It sounded like a shotgun going off right underneath us. I stayed awake until 4:30 anticipating a knock on the door by management to tell us someone killed them selves in the Inn.We woke up for the day at 6:45 and enjoyed out balcony for a little while before having a super delicious breakfast downstairs in the restaurant.Hereâs the takeaway folks:The owners of the Inn want to paint Story Inn as a destination area. We anticipated a romantic evening (TV free) and were met with, basically, the local bar full of loud people and motorcycles. WiFi shouldnât be offered as an amenity because it just doesnât work and made it impossible for us to reach family and check in. Signs need to be posted asking for quiet time after 10 or 11 (Iâm no prude but by 10 I was getting tired and sleeping just wasnât in the cards due to all the hell raising going on 10 feet below us, outside.The Story Inn restaurant is delicious. The rooms are nice and quaint. But the tavern is a magnet of noise and made me feel like I lived above a college bar in Boston. Definitely not worth over $200 a night in peak times.I am incredibly thankful for the young lady who checked us out and offered a $50 refund due to the noise. She even said that having that room is a 50/50 gamble because of the noise. This needs to be advertised as well.Iâll be back to eat when I visit neighboring Nashville but Iâll stay somewhere closer to there since this just didnât cut it.
8. Nashville General Store
Overall Ratings
4 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By muffinivy47025
A great place to eat, and shop as well. We had the sausage gravy and biscuits, and it was delicious. They have a variety of items for sale such as jams and jellies, table cloths, placemats, and lots of other collectables.
7. Artist's Colony Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 589 reviews
Reviewed By ritadugan
The play happened in between each course. You were introduced to the characters of the play learning that the foot doctor had been murdered. We were there as the funeral attendees. A nice crisp salad was served, really nothing notable about the salad. Then the play progressed a little more and the buffet started. There were flavorful green beans, mashed potatoes, gravy, meatloaf, and herbed chicken. All of which tasted wonderful. The wait staff kept our drinks filled and were very attentive. The play progressed again and we were offered either apple pie or cheesecake.Both of which were very good. The play was very slapstick and entertaining. You had to go down some steps to get to the theater area, but an elevator is available. The area is very small but worked well for the 60 people or so that attended. There were 2 long tables that held 20 people each, then tables of 2 and 4 along the outer edge of the room. A very enjoyable evening with good food and entertainment.
6. Out of the Ordinary Hickory Sports Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 383 reviews
Reviewed By kenny p
We tried the special that evening, A chicken sandwhich with swiss cheese, bacon, Jalepeno jelly and fried avacodos! I was somewhat hesitant with trying fried avacados on a sandwhich, but was pleasantly surprised. It was delicious! The staff were super friendly and attentive. The price was decent too. Nice atmosphere. A must try while visitng Nashville Indiana.
5. Brozinni Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 184 reviews
A New York style pizzeria that sells BIG Slices and soon to be world famous Garlic Knuckles! Located in the heart of Nashville in beautiful Brown County Indiana. Brozinni's also sells pizza by the slice at lunch time every day! Come enjoy our fresh salads
Reviewed By Oletimer L
We wanted something different and walkable to our hotel/inn, didn't want to drive anywhere. Both of us had the lazagne and were well please. It was one of the best we have ever had, the meat sauce was excellant and meaty. The waiter Thurs. nite was excellant also.
4. Big Woods Village
Overall Ratings
4 based on 776 reviews
Big Woods Village in Nashville Indiana is home to the original Big Woods® brew pub, Big Woods® Pizza Co., Hard Truth® Distilling Co., and the Hard Truth® Tasting Room. The Original is for guests ages 21 and older and features gastropub fare, Quaff ON! bre
Reviewed By Jrc4891
I'm a local and the nolvety has worn off. The place is too worried about being cool and getting people drunk then serving good food. Waitress was clearly on drugs. Ordered the chicken bacon ranch sandwich. Took one bite into the sandwich and knew the chicken breast was cooked 3 days ago and warmed up in the microwave. Told the manager and he offers me free alcohol and wants to make another one. You drop the ball bad once and I'm not interested in you guys "trying again". Piss poor customer service. They're running an illegal speak easy in the basement of there new place. Already multiple d.u.i. from that place. Maybe that county will make them pack up after some drunk kills someone leaving from that dump. They claim the big lebowski around there. We'll as walter sobcheck said you guys are a bunch of effin amateurs!
3. Hobnob Corner Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 871 reviews
Reviewed By Ali O
My husband and I each ordered salmon and we shared a bowl of black bean soup. The soup was so tasty and topped with picante which made it extra good. The fish was perfectly done and complimented by fresh potatoes, broccolini and carrots. Whole grain dinner rolls were also excellent. A perfect meal after a long day of shopping. And our waitress was very pleasant.
2. Sweetea's Tea Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
Sweeteaâs is a great place for an awesome cup of tea and lunch! We serve our full menu from 11am-4pm daily and baked goods and drinks during all open hours. Stop by and enjoy a fresh brewed tea, chai tea latte or bubble tea!
Reviewed By Nathan R
Amazing hot and cold drinks along with a friendly staff make this nice shop an absolute must stop if you are going into town!
1. Big Woods Pizza Co.
Overall Ratings
4 based on 912 reviews
Big Woods Pizza Co. is just across the alley from the original Big Woods brew pub in Nashville, Ind. We offer family-friendly indoor and outdoor seating, a premium pizza menu, and your favorite, Brown County-made Quaff ON! ales and Hard Truth spirits.
Reviewed By L0vet0Travel2013
Prepare for a wait, so get your name on the list and then visit some of the shops in town. Pizza was really good, I ordered the CREAM cocktail and enjoyed it. The wings were the standout!!!
