Cheap Places to Eat in Tennessee

"With a brunch menu on offer seven days a week, First Watch fully embraces the wonders of the mid-morning meal. The health-conscious crowd is well-served here with dishes like the avocado toast on thick slices of whole wheat bread and the A.M. superfood bowl made with coconut milk chia seed pudding."

"They have a variety of menu items with decent vegetarian options. The Kale Tonic is delish. They just don’t have a decent variety of teas."

"3) Elote Mexican Street Corn Hash(summer menu) good: potatoes needed to be cooked more or not so big so they get..."

"Culver’s® is a family-favorite restaurant known for cooked-to-order ButterBurgers, handcrafted Fresh Frozen Custard and Wisconsin Cheese Curds. Welcome to delicious®."

"A chain restaurant, Bonefish Grill differs from others in the area in the way that diners order the food. They choose a fish from the menu from a list of baked, sautéed, and grilled options. Next, they choose a sauce or a topping for their fish."

"Enjoy beer specials and burgers at Jonathan's Grille|© Jonathan's Grille. Since 1999, the family-owned bar and grille has been serving the Nashville area. Combining the ambiance of an upscale restaurant with the energy of a sports bar, Jonathan’s is a great place to catch the big game or enjoy a laid-back meal."

"Being from out of town and getting in late, this seemed like a great place to grab a bite to eat. However, went in to order, sat down at the bar, no one ..."

"The kids’ menu at Old Chicago lets kids build their own pizzas, so siblings who love pepperoni or hate olives can design a pie to suit their own preferences. Even kids who aren’t readers yet can use the pictograms to choose their toppings, or even draw an artistic interpretation of their dinner with the crayons handed out to every kid. Parents can split a Chicago-style pizza and enjoy a few craft beverages off the carefully-curated drink list."

"The kids’ menu at Old Chicago lets kids build their own pizzas, so siblings who love pepperoni or hate olives can design a pie to suit their own preferences. Even kids who aren’t readers yet can use the pictograms to choose their toppings, or even draw an artistic interpretation of their dinner with the crayons handed out to every kid. Parents can split a Chicago-style pizza and enjoy a few craft beverages off the carefully-curated drink list."

"I got a big variety hoping I would like most of it & have the rest as leftovers. It was tasty & most of it made good..."