Showing posts with label Koto Sushi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Koto Sushi. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 25, 2007

Recent Restaurants Rounds

Koto Sushi Bar
137 Seventh Ave N
Nashville
(615) 255-8122


This was my first time in this restaurant and we loved the service and the quality of food. I look forward to going back soon. It was delicious sushi.

From Citysearch/Nashville
Gurgling fish tanks and indecipherable Japanese tunes contribute to the relaxing atmosphere: a true getaway, whether shoeless in the dining area or shoed at the sushi bar. The chefs magically work raw fish, rice and seaweed into mouthwatering sushi--a mix of usual California and crunchy shrimp rolls and special rolls including Alaskan smoked salmon, tomato and shallots. A diverse selection of noodle dishes and unpronounceable Japanese specialties present diners with a chance to experiment.

Brown's Diner
2102 Blair Blvd
Nashville
(615) 269-5509

Cheeseburger with grilled onions and fries that was heavenly to the tastebuds. I still love Rotier's cheeseburger on french bread but I think this is my new "best cheeseburger in Nashville."

From Citysearch/Nashville
The mobile home-style building isn't the kind of place you want to get caught during a tornado, but it is a delightfully tacky, greasy spoon. The narrow bar, congenial bartenders and smoky interior confirm that this is a "burger joint" and make it a popular local hang for the Belmont-Hillsboro crowd. There are grilled cheese sandwiches, Frito pie and other diner-inspired foods, but when folks talk about Brown's, they talk burgers, fries and beer.

Hermitage Cafe
71 Hermitage Ave
Nashville
(615) 254-8871



Stopped in for biscuits and gravy as well as bacon, eggs and fried potatoes. Great service from our server Sissy and the food was a perfect blend of taste and grease. I have this one in my regular rotation.

From Citysearch/Nashville
This cozy greasy spoon just off the Cumberland River serves classic diner fare all day. It's a festive, occasionally cramped, destination after the bars on Lower Broadway close, filled with nocturnal hipsters and musicians. The decor features cinder-block walls, booths, red stools and autographed photos of country-music locals. The service is famously temperamental, adding to the character of this no-frills spot. Menu highlights include cheeseburgers and made-to-order steak and eggs.