6 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants in East Nashville

6 restaurants available nearby

1. Gray & Dudley

4.2

Price: Moderate

• American • Downtown

Booked 9 times today

Our local purveyor-driven dining experience embodies the art of passion and pays homage to our building's 1899 heritage through approachable farm-to-table Americana craftsmanship. In-house smoked meats, local cheeses and breads, inspired craft cocktails, all in an environment that connects art, music and cuisine harmoniously.Located on downtown's reopened and revitalized 2nd Avenue, steps off Broadways entertainment district and just below the historic Printers Alley.

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2. Commons Club Kitchen and Bar

4.3

Awesome(275)

Price: Moderate

• Southern • Midtown

Booked 12 times today

Serving as the social epicenter of Virgin Hotels Nashville, Commons Club offers an interactive experience with three distinct spaces inviting locals and hotel guests alike to eat, drink and explore Music Row. The Kitchen boasts an open-style kitchen concept and dining room including an exclusive chef’s table. Guests can enjoy an elevated mix of small plates, craveable entrées and sides available for breakfast, lunch, brunch, and dinner. The Bar offers thoughtfully crafted cocktails, a curated wine selection and a menu of bites. Adjacent to the bar is The Shag Room, a swanky space with a southern twist that features wrap-around tiered seating and a fringe ceiling installation evoking an enjoyable setting for both travelers and locals.

3. Evelyn's

4.5

Awesome(184)

Price: Expensive

• Contemporary American • Midtown

Booked 12 times today

Evelyn’s is a love letter to classic Americana — a dining experience that evokes nostalgia while capturing the art of modern cuisine. With dishes as aesthetically pleasing as they are delectable, the seasonal menu is infused with flavors of the South and highlights bountiful local ingredients. An art-filled oasis with a retro, cosmopolitan-like vibe, Evelyn’s offers something for everyone. Whether meeting for a business breakfast, catching up over an Instagram-worthy brunch, or celebrating a sophisticated dinner on the town, Evelyn's is the newest all-occasion destination in the lively West End neighborhood.

4. Henley

4.3

Awesome(1216)

Price: Moderate

• Southern • Music Row

Booked 5 times today

Rooted in the traditions of regional cooking, Henley celebrates quality products made by American hands. That starts with the hand selected bourbon and Tennessee whiskey barrels that populate our drink program and extends to our rich appreciation for the bounty available in the American South. The atmosphere evolves as you move through the space: bright and breezy on patio, hushed and moody in Snooker. As for the inner sanctum--Henley’s coveted Rabbit Hole--well, you’ll just have to experience that for yourself.

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5. Sonny's Patio Pub and Refuge

4.6

Exceptional(142)

Price: Moderate

• American • Germantown

Booked 6 times today

We are a fun-lover's neighborhood hangout serving up Good Mood Food, Power Packed Drinks and an Action-Packed atmosphere with bar games galore!

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6. Big Machine Distillery & Tavern

4.5

Awesome(148)

Price: Moderate

• American • Berry Hill

Booked 27 times today

Thank you for your interest in Big Machine Distillery & Tavern we offer the following:Lunch Monday - Thursday 11am - 4pmHappy Hour 3pm - 6pm, Monday - Thursday Dinner Monday - Saturday 4pm - Close Brunch Friday 11am - 3pm , Saturday & Sunday 9am - 3pm We allow reservations up 8 guests, WALK INS WELCOME!Dog friendly patio 2021, 2022, 2023 & 2024 OpenTable Diner's Choice Award Winner!

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6 restaurants available nearby

1. Gray & Dudley

2. Commons Club Kitchen and Bar

3. Evelyn's

4. Henley

5. Sonny's Patio Pub and Refuge

6. Big Machine Distillery & Tavern

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