From chef-driven concepts to longtime local favorites, Nashville’s dining scene offers no shortage of popular places to grab a table.
These are some of the most booked restaurants in Nashville, according to the most recent data from OpenTable. Each month, the dining reservation and review platform analyzes nearly 500,000 new diner reviews from around the world.
OpenTable then sorts the reviews by location to identify the most-booked restaurants in each market.
A full list is available here.
Located at: 5055 Broadway Place Suite 3200
Sixty Vines, rated 4.7 stars, features a wine program with 60 selections served through a sustainable tap system, including Napa Valley cabernets, Loire Valley sauvignon blancs, Italian sangioveses and Argentinian malbecs, according to its website.
Situated atop Assembly Food Hall at Fifth + Broadway, the restaurant offers sweeping views of Broadway and the Ryman Auditorium from its rooftop setting. The space also features a bright, expansive dining room that transitions from an indoor lounge to an open-air rooftop garden.
“Absolutely incredible brunch! The truffle fries were unique and tasted better than expectations,” read one review. “The burrata was amazing. I loved my frozen espresso martinis and my carrot cake pancakes so much!”
“I would definitely come back here!”
Located at: 550 Broadway
The Twelve Thirty Club’s Supper Club, a fine-dining and live entertainment venue backed by Justin Timberlake and hospitality company Strategic Hospitality, offers an upscale dining experience in Downtown Nashville.
The venue combines live music, craft cocktails and a multi-course dinner service in an intimate supper club setting.
Located on the top floor of the three-story entertainment destination, the restaurant features stage-side seating, plush banquettes and nightly performances. It is rated 4.7 stars on OpenTable.
“Fabulous experience! Amazing food, music and ambiance,” read one review. “The venue is gorgeous, the service is top notch, and the food and drinks do not disappoint! Truly a Nashville gem.”