Comments On: Restaurants

Hillsboro Village is so much over. (Except for the Belcourt), it is a dead place for robotic up-class consumers to be fleeced, and the pseudo-up-class hucksters who fleece them.
Posted by accipiter

"Oreos just released a new flavor, Cookies & Cream. THAT'S JUST OREO-FLAVORED OREOS!"

This.
Posted by phane00

I'm interested to see if it actually hits the high notes of the ORIGINAL GHG in food and atmosphere, vs the misbegotten 2nd incarnation next to the movie theater.
Posted by TL Ferrell

Seeing the pictures float across my social media this weekend, I really wanted one of those biscuits.
Posted by TL Ferrell

herb butter???????
Posted by alexis

It's too bad they couldn't re-open in the newer building on their old spot. Kind of like how I used to wish Bricktops would fold so that Houston's could reclaim their West End spot (in a new building, of course).
Posted by sixteentoone

I miss Houston's ribs and their roast chicken.

I thought Houston's had the best service too.

That was a well expedited kitchen.
Posted by Mahatma Grundy

Just googled the menu. Even allowing for inflation, most of the prices are way out of line for the area.
Posted by Lanier Olliver

I suppose it is a testament to how many great restaurants there are now in Nashville, but as I look at that menu I have to think I won't eat there. I used to go to the old one (back in the day) and I remember how popular it was, and I seem to remember liking the food quite a bit.
Posted by David

I have to agree with Lanier. My barometer for price point is usually the ribeye steak and/or the salmon salad.
Posted by Linda Allen

If it was so cool to start with, then why did Bosco's and Sunset Grille close? Why can't anything stay in the space that used to be a Brazilian steakhouse, then hookah bar, now ???
Posted by DavidsonCoNative

My wife and some friends went to the invitation only soft opening last Fri. The bar was great with righteous drinks and good service.
Posted by Charlemagne

I'm sorry to say my experience was similar to others here. I was very underwhelmed by the food and service.
Posted by HillHood

@JRSmith & @TL Ferrell,

I agree and that is part of my premiss of possibilities. As competition increases, the pressures it creates on proper business management exposes weaknesses.
Posted by Local Foodie

BW- carniceria San luis on harding pike has great tamales. They're around $4 each and huge!
Posted by Shannon

Drach. I had the same experience.
Posted by Sylvan park

Shannon, thanks for pointing that place out! I've driven by their smoker before and wondered.

However, those tamales look to be the size of dinner plates!
Posted by a yam what a yam

YumAwesome!

... may drive down to Franklin just once, to try it, but shall hold out for my old fave returning to Nashvegas . . .
Posted by a yam what a yam

Probably one of the worst coffee shops in Nashville; the staff was very rude and took 15 minutes to make regular coffee and espresso with milk (yes that's how it's called on their menu, not a "latte") who also didn't know how to pronounce the name of their pastries (that were stale by the way). They also poured every drink in a plastic to go cup (even though I ordered my coffee to dine-in), and when I asked for a regular cup, the bartender (who didn't know how to pronounce "madeleine" correctly) rudely said:" well we close at 5pm, so we start pouring our drinks in plastic cups past 4:30pm".
Posted by amjcuhcabnlas

@Oscar, @War, what do your vague generalities mean? If you think Myers is a corporate tool for Gannett, prove it.
Posted by Tired

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