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2025 Best Restaurants in Tennessee

By Matthew Lynch
November 15, 2024
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Tennessee’s culinary scene continues to evolve, offering a delightful mix of traditional Southern fare and innovative cuisine. Here are some of the best restaurants to visit in Tennessee in 2025:

  1. The Catbird Seat – Nashville

Cuisine: New American, Tasting Menu

Known for its ever-changing, chef-driven tasting menu

Intimate setting with an open kitchen concept

  1. Blackberry Farm – Walland

Cuisine: Farm-to-table, Southern

Luxurious dining experience in the Smoky Mountains

Emphasis on locally-sourced, seasonal ingredients

  1. Restaurant Iris – Memphis

Cuisine: French-Creole

Chef Kelly English’s flagship restaurant

Elegant atmosphere in a converted house

  1. J.C. Holdway – Knoxville

Cuisine: Wood-fired American

James Beard Award-winning Chef Joseph Lenn’s restaurant

Focus on locally-sourced ingredients and open-fire cooking

  1. Husk – Nashville

Cuisine: Modern Southern

Housed in a historic mansion

Menu changes daily based on available local ingredients

These restaurants showcase the best of Tennessee’s culinary offerings, from upscale dining experiences to innovative takes on Southern classics. Be sure to make reservations well in advance, as these popular spots tend to book up quickly.

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