- Muddea's (MetroCenter/Clarksville Pike) -- fried chicken and waffles! They also serve other breakfast fare like eggs and biscuits. Both the waffles and the biscuits are some of the best I've had in Nashville: crusty and ever-so-slightly sweetened (and I gobble them up even though I don't have a sweet tooth; it is a good example of "less is more"). They pipe in jazz to breakfast by. Very diverse crowds.
- Germantown Cafe (5th and Madison; Sunday brunch only) -- shrimp and grits! The frittatas and the french toast are the ones I usually angle for. Your late morning Reuben fix can be realized here. And you cannot beat the view of Downtown. Whenever we go, we usually look like sweat-shirted slobs compared to bulk of patrons who seem to view the Cafe as demanding more dressy than drab style.
- Monells (6th Avenue) -- family style! They pile so much brunch food of different varieties in front of you that I really can go no more than 2 or 3 times a year. You want to carbo-load before the Music City Marathon? This is the place to do so. It is carbohydrate heaven. The atmosphere here is the best of the three: you are seated inside a historic and kitschy Victorian Germantown house.
Sunday, January 13, 2008
The Best Places to Eat Breakfast or Brunch around the North End
Here are my favorites (with apologies to the vegetarians):
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I ate at the cafe yesterday (in jeans). I enjoy their simply, yet delicious, menu.
ReplyDeleteI haven't visited Muddea's, but it's on the list.
I'd love to see a Marche-type place on this side of the river, but I guess East Nashville isn't too far at all...
How could you possibly rate anywhere better than Monell's? Best restaurant in Nashville as far as I'm concerned...
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