4 Best Wineries In Nashville

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1. Mere Bulles

4.6

Exceptional(5035)

Price: Expensive

• Winery • Brentwood

Booked 32 times today

Mere Bulles in Brentwood stands out as a beacon of Contemporary American cuisine, offering an array of dishes that celebrate modern American flavors with a unique twist. Patrons consistently rave about the "best shrimp and grits we have ever had" and the she crab soup, highlighting the restaurant's commitment to quality and authenticity. The ambiance, reminiscent of a grand manor house, enhances the dining experience, making every meal feel special — from a lively Sunday brunch to a cozy dinner by the fireplace. Reviews often mention the "incredible service" and the culinary delights like the prime rib and crème brûlée, emphasizing that Mere Bulles is more than just a meal; it's a memorable dining experience. Whether it's a casual happy hour or a significant celebration, Mere Bulles consistently exceeds expectations, making it a must-visit destination in Brentwood for lovers of refined American fare.

2. The Authentique

5.0

Exceptional(123)

Price: Expensive

• Winery • East Nashville

Booked 3 times today

Step into The Authentique in East Nashville, where the art of French crêpes is celebrated with a flair that's both authentic and enchanting. Patrons rave about the "out-of-this-world crepes," which are "authentic, flavorful, and beautifully presented." This cozy Parisian hideaway not only serves up an impressive wine list but also creates crêpes that are a true testament to traditional French culinary skills. Whether you're enjoying the savory crêpe that was "to die for" or the strawberry crêpe that was simply "divine," every bite transports you to the heart of Paris. The Authentique stands out as a gem in Nashville, perfect for those seeking an authentic taste of French creperie cuisine.

3. 360 Bistro

4.9

Exceptional(1813)

Price: Expensive

• Winery • Belle Meade

Booked 23 times today

360 Bistro in Belle Meade, Nashville, consistently delights seafood lovers with its impeccable offerings and outstanding service. Known for its creativity and the quality of ingredients used, the restaurant has a reputation for serving some of the best seafood dishes in the area. Patrons rave about their experiences, with one guest exclaiming, "The Dover Sole is fantastic!" and another noting the scallops as "the best she has ever had." These dishes, along with a fabulous clam chowder and superb crab cakes, underscore the restaurant's commitment to excellence in seafood cuisine. 360 Bistro not only promises a wonderful dining atmosphere but also an extraordinary culinary journey with each visit.

4. Bad Idea

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4.9

Exceptional(5)

Price: Very Expensive

• Winery • East Nashville

Booked 27 times today

From the New York Times: Bad Idea may well be what many seasoned diners thought when they heard there was a wine bar specializing in envelope-pushing Lao food opening inside an East Nashville church. But given the level of cooking here, the name turned out to be a self-aware joke, rather than a self-own. The concept coheres in the hands of the owner, Alex Burch, a seasoned sommelier and first-time restaurateur. He had the good sense to bring on Colby Rasavong as executive chef. He invests the weight of his life experience in food that stretches the boundaries of Southeast Asian cooking to the edge of Appalachia. And the wine list is wise beyond this restaurant’s years, mixing tantalizing obscurities, affordable crowd pleasers and connoisseur selections you’ll rarely find poured by the glass. BRETT ANDERSON

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4 restaurants available nearby

1. Mere Bulles

2. The Authentique

3. 360 Bistro

4. Bad Idea

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