Welcome to The Diner
Located in Nashville, TN, The Diner offers a unique dining experience across five floors with an elevator for convenience. With a diverse menu featuring New American cuisine, customers rave about favorites like chicken eggrolls and shrimp and grits. The establishment's modern and sophisticated atmosphere sets it apart from a traditional diner, providing stunning views of Nashville from its upper floors. Enjoy exceptional service, delicious cocktails, and well-presented dishes, making it a must-visit for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, or late-night dining. With options for vegans and vegetarians, The Diner caters to a wide range of tastes, ensuring a memorable and satisfying dining experience for all patrons.
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200 3rd Ave S Nashville, TN 37201200 3rd Ave S Nashville, TN 37201 Hotline: (615) 782-7150
Welcome to The Diner, an extraordinary dining destination located at 200 3rd Ave S in the heart of Nashville, TN. This restaurant redefines what it means to be a diner, featuring a unique blend of New American cuisine with a particular emphasis on breakfast and brunch offerings that will tantalize your taste buds. With its five-story layout, including stunning views from the 4th and 6th floors, The Diner elevates your dining experience to new heights—both literally and figuratively.
As you ascend through the stylishly designed interiors, you'll find yourself immersed in a vibrant atmosphere that separates it from the typical diner experience. The menu is curated yet diverse, offering standout dishes like the Shrimp and Grits, featuring spicy jumbo shrimp atop smoked gouda grits, igniting the flavors of the South for just $24.00. If you're in the mood for something more comforting, the Hot Chicken and Waffle, served with maple syrup, is a fan-favorite at $18.00, delivering a remarkable mix of heat and sweetness.
For those looking for a lighter fare, the Southern Salad with fried chicken, iceberg and romaine lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, and bacon, offers a fresh and well-presented option at $17.00. Plus, you can complement your meal with a specific kind of roll—like the Philadelphia Roll or the Nashville Roll and enjoy a taste of sushi that’s equally curated and delightful. Every dish is a testament to the quality and thoughtfulness poured into The Diner’s menu items.
Customers rave about the exceptional service and the cleanliness of the space, which is enhanced by the welcoming staff ready to make recommendations based on your cravings. As one satisfied diner noted, “The service was great, and the staff was very friendly.” This attention to detail extends beyond the culinary offerings to create a holistic experience that beckons guests to return. Each visit feels like a journey through flavors, with friendly service and a cozy atmosphere that encourages lingering over your meal.
Your adventure at The Diner wouldn't be complete without trying their brilliant cocktails and mocktails, perfect for complementing any dish on the menu. With such a vibrant scene, it’s no wonder that it’s become a favorite among locals and visitors alike. As you peer out the window, taking in the beautiful views of Nashville, you’ll understand why dining here feels special.
If you’re seeking a memorable meal, whether it's brunch, lunch, or dinner, make your way to The Diner. You won't just walk away satisfied; you'll understand why it has quickly become a staple of the Nashville dining scene. So grab your friends and family, and prepare for an experience that goes beyond just a meal—here, it's a celebration of food, community, and the art of dining.
Cool place to visit. We visit after a concert and sisters closed for the night. I enjoyed the chicken eggrolls which were good. View was great
It's five floors and has an elevator... super kewl. I had some of the best shrimp and grits I've had in years at this spot. Salad was fresh and well presented. Service was great. If I come back here, I'm getting the shrimp and grits again!
My FAVORITE place to eat in Nashville. The breakfast here is absolutely phenomenal. The menu is pretty small though so I'd recommend to look up the menu before arrival. The bar is great as well they offer many kinds of cocktails and mocktails. It isn't a "typical diner." They have a 4th & 6th floor the offers views of Nashville and seems way fancier then a diner. The first floor is "diner-like" and is very good as well. They have all different kinds of vibes. The service is great and the staff is very friendly. They even gave us directions and recommendations on things to do in Nashville.
Stopped here for brunch. You walk in and a hostess will let you know what floor to head up to. From there you go to the elevator and arrive on your floor. Another hostess will greet you and you'll be seated. On the 6th floor you sit at the bar unless you have a large party. We had exceptional service. Got water and coffees right away. Our server had a great sense of humour and was nice to chat with. We all loved our food. And shared a few bites. The menu is not huge but has enough and it's all made well. It's very clean and well kept. The view from the windows is gorgeous. The coffee was also good. Belgian waffle was incredible. Biscuits and gravy were amazing. The biscuits were cooked perfectly. The breakfast scrambler was also on point. We even came back here a few days later on floor 4 for lunch and again the food was great!!! Some of the best service we had.
We ate an early dinner here. Drinks were superb. My wife and I dined on the 6th floor which had an amazing view. We both had sushi a la carte, plus my wife had oysters. All the food was excellent and well presented. I had a whiskey sour off the menu which was preposterously good. My wife had a Bloody Mary. The food was excellent as were the drinks. The ambience was superb, service excellent and in summary a fine early dinner. A+
We visited the diner in October. The weather was pleasant enough for the restaurant to have their window open to the outside. On the 5th floor, we could see and hear the activity on the street--including an endless parade of party busses and pedal trollies loaded with exuberant patrons. Our server was very attentive. The service made the restaurant seem more upscale than the typical tourist trap. The food was decent. Definitely what you'd expect from a diner.