TENN - Nashville

The restaurant leaves little to be desired. The website is deceptive as it portrays a much bigger space and high end menu. It’s actually a diner with limited food selections and high end prices. It was extremely cold outside and they sat us by the door. We had to eat with our coats on the entire time. We asked to be moved, as we had reservations, but they wouldn’t/couldn’t accommodate. The food was subpar and the service was just ok. Will not return.

Great choice for Christmas cheer and great food. Will return!

Not sure why we were paying $30 per person just to be in the Xmas bar...not that special had 2 of the shareables how can anyone mess up baked brie? Not warm, seemed like strips of cheese and the 3 pieces of bread with it were stale. Had the duck meatballs which sounded amazing, but were not. Cocktails were ok. A much disappointing experience for our Xmas Eve outing. We called to see what we were getting for our table of 4 at $120 just to be in the bar before making the reservation and feel it was false advertising about the music really... an old guy singing to tracks is not really what I expected for the Rat Pack live music experience at that rate. How this rated top 10 pop up Xmas bars in Nashville in some of the magazine reviews is beyond me the writer must not have been there and went from a press release which sounded great.

Loved dining at TENN on Christmas Eve. Quiet, good food, good coffee. Can’t wait to come back.

One of downtown Nashville's true hidden gems. The brunch/lunch menu is an appropriate mix of breakfast and lunch. Technical competence is to often absent from Nashville restaurant kitchens these days, and everything we ate was executed flawlessly. Service is warm and attentive without being overbearing or fussy.