Kitchen Notes

I looked for a Sunday brunch and found Kitchen Notes. I had high expectations after having stayed at the Omni a few times. The staff is always exceptional and my stays have been great. Unfortunately the brunch fell short of the standards of the rest of the hotel. It was $36 which isn't outrageous but if you want an omelette you have to order it at the table and it's an additional $6. There are a few other items like waffles that must be ordered at the table also but they are included in the buffet. Now for the rest of the buffet, it's good but basic. The biscuit bar is nice but not enough to carry the rest of the meal. All in it's a good meal but not great. Sorry guys but I still love to stay at your hotel.

I'm struggling to give them one star, and they get it for the atmosphere only. We live in Knoxville, traveled there for Thanksgiving, which we had done in 2014 and loved it. The cost was 75.00 per person and that isn't unreasonable for the Thanksgiving buffet we enjoyed in 2014. We went there with the same expectations. If we had any idea how much the food has declined, we would've never planned our holiday around this. We planned to go there to eat and then to Opryland. Opryland was worth every penny we paid, but lunch was not. We walked in and there were huge shrimp that looked delicious and we're impressed until we started through the buffet and then started to eat. The shrimp looked far better than it tasted, but we still had the buffet to look forward to it so we thought. Let me say up front, we are not picky eaters and fairly easy to please. The yogurt and tongs for that were decent, but yogurt isn't what we went for. They offered turkey and prime rib. Nine of us tried the prime rib, and although the turkey had a good flavor, it was extremely dry. The sides were very limited including mashed potatoes (with peelings, which is not kid friendly), some other side that wasn't recognizable, only determined by label in front of it, some type of dressing that was very thick and chewy, Caesar salad, and lettuce with a little cheese scattered on it. The other part of the bar was breakfast food. We weren't there for breakfast so we didn't even bother. We decided to go for desserts and these tastes like something selected from Costco or Sam's. When the bill came, it was over 200.00 for my husband and I. They added a gratuity for four adults and one child. We paid the bill and then took pics to the manager of when we'd been there years ago and told him we'd come back and brought my new husband and grandbaby so they could enjoy what we had years ago. We also asked why there was gratuity for a self service bar. He said he hadn't even thought of that. Nothing was offered for our legitimate concerns, just sounded sympathetic and said he would voice my concerns, but didn't ask for contact information. This was a terrible experience for our holiday and what a waste of money!

Such a cute little spot located inside the Omni hotel. I got the shortcakes without lemon curd (due to food allergy) and adding of maple blueberry sausage patty. The shortcakes were very good with hints of vanilla paired with TN honey it was amazing. The maple sausage was not very good, it has no traditional sage sausage taste and it did not taste like blueberries or maple. My server was very sweet and took it off my bill. I will definitely be back again.

I was really debating on giving 4 or 5 stars because I give it a 4.5 overall. The half star deduction comes from the oatmeal and gravy not being hot enough to my liking. But I had the buffet, which I rarely do, and that is the biggest issues with buffets, right? That being said, the flavors and choices were unique and wonderful. Absolutely loved the biscuits and the sausages and even though I'm not a pancake fan (prefer French toast or waffles), the skillet pancakes were amazing. Very unusual and nothing like a pancake. Probably why I loved it so much! Get it with the fluffy butter and fabulous jam. My husband ordered the fish sandwich with fries and a side of hot chicken. Fish sandwich was salmon which he wasn't expecting. It was decent. Fries were great and piping hot (and I AM a fry connoisseur) and the hot chicken was not very spicy. So if you are expecting Nashville burn-your-mouth-hot, this isn't it but, it had a wonderful flavor and if you enjoy lower spiciness that doesn't hurt, this is great. Bread underneath was yummy too. Beautiful space, excellent service.

We came here for lunch because I loved the farm to table concept. We ate in Rashas section and not only was she great but the food was incredible. We were convinced to come for brunch the next day and it was even better. There wasn’t one thing that we ate that we didn’t like. Even with the buffet the pancakes and waffles were individually ordered so you still got those fresh even with the buffet. I would definitely recommend checking this place out!

We went to Kitchen Notes for Sunday Brunch and it was very good! A good selection of food, everything from fruit, yogurt, and oatmeal, to eggs, sausage, bacon, pancakes and a several types of biscuits with either gravy or multiple choices of jam and honey. Everything was presented nicely and was fresh and hot. The atmosphere of the restaurant is chic kitchen farm to table. Elegantly decorated and plenty of room for all guests. We enjoyed our food and we will be back!

Excellent breakfast. Fast and friendly service.

So I'm not usually a big "eat at hotel restaurants" gal but found this place on Find Me GLUTEN FREE, and holy cow, the biscuits are insane but the GRAVY with sausage 😍 well worth the cost. They also do gf waffles and pancakes, and the whole menu has "can be made gluten free" indicators. Celiac safe protocols. I will be back!

This restaurant is inside the Omni hotel and open for breakfast and lunch. Beautiful decor, excellent friendly service and great food. I tried the Fried Chicken sandwich which was just okay, but my partner's food was outstanding

We planned to go to pancake pantry but when we saw the huge line we decided to go to kitchen notes. They had an all you can eat buffet for under $50 per person. A BISCUIT BAR!! Since I eat like a fish I skipped the Amazing looking buffet and ordered biscuits and gravy. They were delicious. However, the coffee machine was broken and I couldn't have a latte which was disappointing. Big plus we didn't have to wait not even a second to be seated. It's located inside a hotel. Very clean and welcoming.

The best breakfast of the trip! The omelet complemented by biscuit and grits were utterly delicious. The consistency and taste of the grits were top notch while the portion, flavors and balance of the omelet and biscuit hit the spot. Highly recommended for an authentic breakfast / brunch spot if in the area.

We came for the breakfast buffet but arrived too late. During the week make sure you arrive well before 10am! Ordered off the regular menu - had avocado toast with a side order of some nashville hot chicken. Hubby ordered the omelet. All the food was really good. The server was very lovely - super friendly and fast. The interior is pretty nice, lots of seating and bright. It's on the expensive side, but that's expected at a hotel restaurant. We will come again sometime to try that buffet.

We came here for the breakfast buffet but were greatly disappointed by the experience. At $35, it was NOT worth it. It felt like a low-quality continental breakfast you'd get for free at a Holiday Inn Express. With limited options available, I tried the bacon, scrambled eggs, and biscuits. The bacon was overcooked and unremarkable, the scrambled eggs were lukewarm, and the biscuits were embarrassingly dry and hard to eat. The only reason I'm giving two stars is because our waitress was very nice and attentive. There are better places in Nashville for breakfast or brunch so save your money and calories from this place.

We came for the brunch buffet & were very happy with our experience! Located inside the Omni hotel to the right of the lobby, we arrived at 11:05 on a Sunday for a 11:15am reservation & were sat immediately. Can't comment too much on parking though since we walked here. Ambiance is nice. The restaurant is very clean with a southern vibe to it. Feels semi upscale yet casual at the same time. Food was solid overall. They pride themselves on being a farm-to-fork restaurant & I feel like $35/person for all you can eat was appropriate for the quality. My favorite were the homemade bacon cheddar biscuits with sausage gravy on top. They also have Belgian waffles and sourdough pancakes made made to order that are included in the buffet. Bonus for using real maple syrup. Waitress was nice and attentive, overall a 5/5 for brunch! They also have a la carte brunch menu if that is a better value for you, but we were hungry!

What a great find! We enjoyed the breakfast buffet, where everything was clearly labeled, and there were plenty of gluten-free options. They even had gluten free sausage gravy! Our waitress was very knowledgeable about gluten-free and cross contamination. My daughter ordered gluten-free biscuits and a waffle to go with our meal, and both were delicious. We highly recommend this place! My daughter and I both have celiac disease, and we had no issues after eating here.

Little skeptical due to it being a hotel restaurant, but it was, by far, the best breakfast we had while in Nashville, and that was including visiting some "famous" places. The Nashville hot chicken was excellent, juicy and perfectly seasoned. The sourdough pancakes were delicious. They serve real maple syrup, which made this Vermont girl's heart happy. Waitress was very nice. Everything we could have asked for.

5 stars for our server, Rasha, very friendly & welcoming. Lemon pancakes were great. Super cute place, hotel lobby very cool vibe also.

I loved our dishes. The quinoa and kale salad was so good and the slow roasted short rib sandwich was delicious. Also the chef sent us some pretty spectacular deviled eggs. We'll be back!

Timothy was our server, he walked me through the menu of gluten free options. I was ecstatic over my choices. I had biscuits and gravy and bacon. We are back again this morning.

We had a tour we wanted to take and made reservations at Kitchen Notes for breakfast since it was near the meeting point. When you first walk into the Omni Hotel it's overwhelming. Such a massive front lobby and opulence to spare. The signage is decent but honestly we had to look around a little to see Kitchen Notes. The sign in the entrance isn't visible from the lobby area. Once we found Kitchen Notes, we were greeted at the door by an extremely friendly team of people that work in different capacities in the restaurant. We were seated immediately but on the way to the table we were able to drink in the atmosphere some. The tables are beautiful, the seats are amazingly comfortable, and the whole place is extremely clean and super cute. We sat down and out waiter Keith was over almost immediately. Affable and easy going, we were able to order our coffee and waters. We wanted bloody Mary's, but booze isn't served until 10am so we settled on the coffee and water. The coffee was good, not a cheap roast and not burnt tasting like you get in some places. We ordered the Music City Omelette (no pics sorry), Avocado Toast, and I asked for a side of Nashville Hot Chicken. It wasn't on the menu but Keith did me a solid and got it anyways. The food took a little bit to come out, there was a slight snag that we overcame with the help of Katie the wonderful manager of the restaurant and all was well. The Nashville Hot Chicken was good, well seasoned breading (lots of pepper like I like it) and it came out on a pan friend piece of toast which I loved. It was missing the sauce that I love about NHC, but there was a Kitchen Notes hot sauce on the table that sufficed in its stead. The avocado toast was really good, but it's avocado toast so it's hard to mess that up. It came with some greens, two sunny side up eggs, and tomatoes. I enjoyed it more with a little hot sauce because I like spicy food, but it was great on its own. The omelette was tasty with caramelized onions, ham, and other additions. The potatoes that came with it were fried perfectly brown and complimented the flavors of the omelette. The good news is, we took long enough we were able to get the bloodies we wanted and they didn't disappoint at all. With a nice spice to them and a healthy pour, I highly recommend one after 10am. (Weirdo laws trying to make me less of a sinner). All in, the stop at Kitchen Notes was fully worth it. The service was amazing after the snag was cleared up and the food was completely worth it. The food ran between $15 and $20 a plate, so it wasn't horribly priced for a Nashville stop. If you're in the area stop on by.

Nothing but great things to say about this place. Amazing gluten free biscuits freshly baked were a treat for my celiac husband. Staff was so friendly and knowledgeable about his allergy. Especially Mina, our server, who was so cool and talked us through the menu. Apparently the wife of the head chef has celiac, so we felt totally safe eating here. I had the omelette with potatoes, which was also fantastic. Price was also very fair! But seriously, come get their biscuits and gravy. Gluten free or regular, you will be so happy you did.

Kitchen Notes is a cute breakfast/lunch place located off the lobby of the Omni Hotel, where we were staying. You do have a choice of ordering off the menu or selecting the buffet for $30. I took a stroll along the buffet to see what there was and my goodness, everything looked so fresh and appetizing. The $30 price seemed a little high, but we all decided to order it. We were all so glad we did! There were three different variations of biscuits (strawberry and cream, buttermilk and cheddar herb) and I tried them all. And they were all delicious. Strawberry and cream was my favorite. The eggs, the sausage, the fruit, everything was all so fresh and delicious. I would definitely eat here next time I'm in town, whether I'm staying at the Omni or not.

I walked in here and thought immediately, oh great, hotel breakfast. The hot chicken here is going to suck. The restaurant is nested inside of the Omni, a beautiful hotel in downtown Nashville, walking distance from all the sights. And the actual breakfast menu was not super compelling. Your typical staples, like eggs and oatmeal, but the menu for the sides looked extraordinary. As a result, I ordered a side of the hot chicken, and a side of the biscuits. The biscuits came warm and assorted, and there were six. The hot chicken was better than Hattie B's, which I've had in the past. I found this place quite amazing. Great ambience, clean dining room, exceptional food. I cannot wait for the next time I am back here. The waitress, Enkelda was friendly and professional.

A review 8 years later... I finally returned to this place! I must say, the food was just as magical as the first time! The biscuits and gravy were so mouth watering and delicious! This is a place I will be returning to every time I am in Nashville! The staff was friendly and the restaurant has a nice vibe and who doesn't love the Omni hotel?! Looking forward to going back again already!

This is a beautiful restaurant located in the Omni hotel in Nashville. The decor and ambiance of the hotel is very chic. We ordered the hot chicken, sourdough pancakes, prime rib hash and a yogurt. Everything was delicious! The sourdough pancakes was different in taste from plain pancakes and it was delicious. The hot chicken came with bread and it was on the spicy side. The prime rib hash had eggs, meat, potatoes and some other stuff that I wasn't sure. The offer a breakfast buffet that looked delicious. I noticed other patrons were choosing the buffet. I would return in the future if I'm in the area.

Easy to find right in the Omni Hotel. I was hyped up for a good breakfast buffet to be let down tremendously. After, looking at our options I opted to order off the menu. The Nashville Chicken sandwich was pretty good. You gotta get the ranch on the side....perfection! The waffles were given to us and by the looks of them, I decided my chicken sandwich would suffice. Service was great. But I think I can find another breakfast spot that'll better fit my preferences.

I had NO idea what to expect from this place...all I knew is I was starving after church and didn't wanna embarrass my husband in front of his clients. So I asked the beautiful hostess ...I cannot believe I forgot her name. Started with an F. Anyway. How rude of me. She was most kind and helpful in my angry tummy situation by bringing to the bar some heavenly biscuits with butter and jam. Divine. Thank you Miss Fabulous. Then upon our guests arrival we were sat at Kay's table...a perfect location in the back! Well I was happily surprised to find her fun and jovial ...also quite thoughtful. Ever get a cranky server and it taints your entire experience?! Well this day with Kay was a joyful and most tasteful encounter. So go. Eat. Be merry. Oh the food was yummy too. No memory of what I ate but all was cooked to perfection I'm sure. :))

Honestly, we went into this visit with moderate expectations - it's a hotel restaurant so you shouldn't expect too much but it should be fine, right? We wound up being pleasantly surprised! The price of the buffet is outrageous so we ordered a la carte. I can't fathom paying $36 for a buffet! For our party of 4, that would have been $144 + taxes & tip! Instead, we ordered the Sourdough Pancakes, the Cast Iron Waffle, the Yogurt Parfait, & the Steel-Cut Oatmeal for a total of $58 plus taxes & tip. I had the parfait which was delicious & hit the spot perfectly! My husband loved his oatmeal. Our 24-yr-old daughter very much enjoyed the lemon curd on her pancakes; her only complaint was that there was more than she could eat! Our 16-yr-old son enjoyed the berries on his waffle & also couldn't quite finish! If I did have a complaint it would be that the juice cost $6! That really is absurd since an entire bottle of juice costs half that price. The design of the restaurant was nice. We were seated at a table that seems to have been designed for working meals as it was more of a work table & had outlets built in. I would strongly recommend ordering a la carte & avoiding the buffet. I simply don't think you will get your money's worth & the menu offerings are quite good!

Came for a breakfast on Sunday. Based on price, go with the buffet. But order eggs cooked to order - so much better than the scrambled eggs on the buffet. The pancakes, again made to order, were very good - much better than the cast iron pancake (about 2 inch thick). The biscuits were good - at least the regular buttermilk ones. The sausage cheese ones were okay, didn't really taste the cheese or sausage. The chocolate chip ones were dry, at least the batch that was out when we were there. Coffee - decaf was on the weaker side. Service was excellent.

We always have the breakfast bar here when we're in town. They offer a lot of different options. It's not southern breakfast like your grandma made. It's more of a fancy "southern-type" breakfast that your high maintenance (only five years older than your youngest sibling) step-mother made for you in the dating phase of her relationship with your father. That would be after she graduated from a culinary institute but decided cooking was hard work...so she went looking for some man-candy to keep her out of working in an actual industrial kitchen. That's a compliment.

Great brunch place with a lovely southern decor, fast service and delicious food. I had the cast iron waffle with two eggs on the side and it was one of the best waffles I've ever had. They even have sugar free syrup and fantastic decaf coffee - I could have drank a whole carafe. It's convenient to the major downtown attractions and we didn't have a wait to get seated on a weekend day.

It is usually crowded because this is a popular place for breakfast and brunch. Liked it

The only reason I can't give 5 stars is because of the incredibly rude waiter I had both times I visited. The first time I came in I asked about the buffet that many other reviews had noted. He got pretty nasty about how there was no buffet. The second time I came in he didn't bring complimentary biscuits, I had to ask for them after my meal was brought out. He then yelled at the hostess for only sitting him with single person tables. I know this isn't how all servers act as there was a server nearby who oozed charm and warmth and introduced the biscuits and what accompanied them in a most welcoming way. The biscuits and gravy as well as the two egg breakfast was delicious. I just didn't enjoy it due to feeling like my server felt I wasn't going to make him money and was an inconvenience. Poor service=poor tip. And since I got this unpleasant fellow twice I won't be back due to that portion of my experience.

Pretty space, with bugs flying everywhere, rude servers, food underwhelming, and not very welcoming to people of color.

Walked into a nice cute brunch place located inside of the Omni hotel, my girlfriend has celiac disease so she can't have gluten and we were pleasantly surprised at the amount of things they were able to accommodate for her to be able to eat. She loved everything she had including her biscuits and gravy and waffle. My chicken and waffles were amazing as well. Our server, Rasha, was as sweet as the syrup that smothered my waffles. We will be back!

This is one of the restaurants in the Omni Nashville. Starting with the biscuits, they were delicious! Perfectly flaky on the outside and fluffy in the inside. Three different biscuits were brought for the table, and the banana and sausage ones were my favorites. The scrambled eggs were delicious and the breakfast potatoes were a medley of purple, fingerling and Yukon potatoes cooked to perfection with a crispy skin and soft interio

We came here to grab breakfast because our first choice had a line out the door and around the block. We got the buffet breakfast because we thought it was a better deal. We were wrong. For the same price, we should've gone with a breakfast entree off the menu and would've been better quality. Not to say the buffet options weren't decent in comparison to other hotel breakfasts. It's just limited especially if you'd like to have a healthy omelet. There wasn't even any toast available, just biscuits for okay looking gravy. The service was nice but slow. Would skip this next time.

The best good. Gary was the sweetest server. The chicken waffle was amazing and so were the eggs

Researched places that would satisfy me, a vegetarian, and a picky eater. Located inside the Omni Hotel, we all left for the most part satisfied. Loved the openness of the restaurant, and it was pretty empty on a Tuesday night. Service was great, and loved my cocktail that came with a side of prosecco! Forgot the name of it, but the drinks were definitely fun! The complimentary bacon and plain biscuits were probably my favorite part of this meal! So good, but my southern colleagues said they were just okay. Most of us ordered the half bucket of fried chicken, and we all did mild which was just spicy enough! It was cooked perfectly and so tasty! I ordered a side of tots and pimento mac and cheese. The tots were a bit dense but pretty good. The mac and cheese was good too, but nothing out of the ordinary. My friend got hoppin john, which I never heard of. She didn't enjoy it as it was not something she was used to. Overall, it was a good meal, and I may be back later this week for my 2nd visit to Nashville!

We went in on Friday at 12:30 and were surprised to see that they were only offering a breakfast/brunch menu instead of lunch. This turned out to be a blessing, however, because their brunch buffet is where it's at! For $23, you get access to a BISCUIT BAR along with a number of other morning goodies such as bacon, BLUEBERRY SAUSAGE, sausage links, cheesy egg scramble, potatoes, baked goods, and oatmeal. Make sure to go for the grits - they're super cheesy and some of the best I've ever had! And now back to this biscuit bar: there were buttermilk, ham & chive, and chocolate chip nut biscuits which you could drizzle with sausage gravy, honey, and local jams. Biscuit heaven! You also get your choice of juice (orange, cranberry, tomato, grapefruit) and can go back as many times as you want! (I suggest stuffing some biscuits in your pockets for later.)

Good food, excellent service! Even though we stayed at hotel up the street this place came recommended for breakfast! It's was great, must try!

Kind of disappointing trying to showcase southern cuisine... tried the breakfast omelette a couple of weeks ago during. Breakfast meeting with a friend from Houston who was attending a conference in the Omni hotel where this restaurant is attached. The omelette was tasteless and potatoes were bland. I asked for hot sauce to perk up but the only thing they had was Tabasco which is runny and doesn't add any spiciness while giving some raw heat. So I had to take most of the Omelette home for repairing to my taste. My 3 stars are for the cleanliness and general ambience provided by Omni...:)

Still on the fence about this spot. Our waiter was a bit of a smarty pants. I have allergies so I ask questions and clarify. And I tell them that. The deviled eggs were a unique spin and very good! The Heirloom "Hoppin John" was really good but my portion size was much smaller than I expected and compared to everyone else's. The drink was champagne base and strawberry purée it was good just REALLY sweet. Biscuits were tasty I skipped the jam berries... The girls want to hit it for brunch and the biscuit bar - I would consider it.

Excellent service....brunch was awesome! Love the cast iron pancake. The other choices were spot on as well. Like the blueberry sausage patties and biscuits and gravy. Would recommend.

Their biscuits is damn good, I personally does not like biscuits but their biscuits is delicious where I will eat several of them, the food is good with big portion but it a bit on the salty side so remember to drink your water.

Needed some food. Crab cake benedict: 4 stars. Came with real crab (hmmm..yumm). Benedict was good. I actually really like the hollandaise sauce. It was not too salty with a little bit of acidity and kick of spiciness. I took one star off because I don't have any muffin to go with it. But the potato wedges kinda made up for it. Pancake: one pancake for side. Pretty decent. Bacon: well crispy. Like any bacon. Took off two stars because service was so poor. Took 15 min before waiter came to take order. I ordered OJ but never got any OJ. Everyone else around, including people who came after us got some water and we didn't get any water. One of the worst service I have received at a decent eatery. Make me think twice. Before coming back.

Really nice spot inside the beautiful Omni hotel. Service was good. Unfortunately, they do not do a Mid-week Brunch. So it was basically a standard breakfast . Solid overall. Nothing to criticize

KEITH is the man!! So sweet accommodating and the best waiter ever! Thank you so much for your service Keith. Give the guy a raise!! He's for sure the hardest working sweetest server I've ever had. Oh and the food was good.

Food was good and the service was even better! We had the best waiter and enjoyed the many options on the menu.

Went here for breakfast at 8:45am on a Sunday before a Titans game. Having the buffet to have a quick breakfast is a great option to have and so we could live with the $30 expense. It's not your normal breakfast buffet as it was excellent and the fresh biscuit bar was awesome!

When I am in a big city (like Nashville), I want to find some good eats. Some want local eats. Some want unique eats. I just want good eats. Kitchen Notes is one of those good eats in downtown Nashville. As for location: KN is inside the Omni Hotel. With that said, if you want free valet parking in downtown Nashville, eat at KN. They will validate you parking for the day. Nice perk! As for aesthetics: warm, comfortable, roomy. I like all of those. As for food: delicious. I got the burger and salad while members of my 10-person party got a variety of others dishes. Not one person had a complaint. Even the salad was good (I don't say that very often, btw). As for the service: our server was great!! Very helpful with the menu. Patient with our size party. Timely in everything he did with taking orders, bringing food, and doing checks at the end. The server was not the problem. The host was a slight issue. We stood at the host stand for 5-10 minutes before he took notice. I did speak up after a couple minutes and he asked us to give him a minute, which again stretched to 5ish minutes. Then, he asked for our party size. I said 10. He look back at the dining room which was largely empty (see pic), and said it would be another 20-25mins. Really?! There is only 2 tables seated that I could tell! But, we decided to wait it out and after 5mins, they were ready for us. So, the one-star drop is for the initial interaction. Everything was great! Highly recommended if you are downtown in Nashville.

Stayed at the Omni for a convention and came in on a Friday afternoon for a drink at the bar. The bar was great!! 5 stars for that. Great drinks, fair prices, fast service. Fast forward to next day, we needed a place for lunch and decided to stay in the hotel since were in a time crunch. Came in to a fairly empty restaurant and said we neededd a table for 7. That took about 10 minutes. Unsure why considering every single table was available. When we were finally seated, we sat...and sat....and sat.....no acknowledgement for anyone, so we finally got up a just left. On the way out the same girl l who sat us down told us to "have a nice day." clearly she didn't even realize she just sat us down. We let her know we weren't acknowledged and left. She apologized and pretty much let us go on our way. Disappointed.

Been here a few times before. But this time I brought my mom out for brunch. But this last visit here I just wasn't impress. Got seated at our table for 8. Since our party didn't arrive at once. We went ahead and sat down and started our buffet round. The waitress didn't go over the menu what options we had. Buffet or food ordering. It was past noon I was starving so I started my buffet plates while waiting for the rest of the party to arrive. She did offer drink orders beside water. Menu is small. Food was OK. It just wasn't over the top that great for me to come back in a hurry. On top of that 18% tip gratuity on your check was a No! I just felt like service was worth 12%. Server just picked up plates. We filled our own water glass with the extra bottle set on the tables. Grabbed extra silverware off the other tables since our server wasn't near by to be found. If you eat here for brunch definitely come with a empty stomach.

Clean is the first thought. There is a also bar area. No dinner hours, just breakfast beginning at 6am thru lunch and closes at 2pm. Connected to our hotel, the Omni. Very nice and clean space.

Amazing gem inside the Omni! Portions were quite large, so we ordered way too much-but it was all delicious! Pork belly was our favorite as its wrapped in corn bread type pancakes. Unique and flavorful. The beet salad had tender, juicy beets. We loved the fried green tomatoes, as they used heirloom and were various sizes. The biscuits are homemade and they had an herb flavored one that was incredibly unique and packed full of flavor. Wine list was a bit pricey for the quality, so we ordered off a seasonal menu that seemed more reasonable. Ambience was exquisite and very classical romantic. Not your typical Nashville southern spot. Great place for a date, although most of the patrons seemed to only be visiting. The waiter was very personable and fun, we enjoyed having Jamie as added entertainment to a quiet night. Will definitely be back here!!

Located in the Omni Hotel, this place is mainly a brunch buffet. They do offer a limited a la cart menu, but if you're going to visit, you might as well get the buffet. The buffet has a good selection of breakfast and brunch items. I'm not one to eat shrimp, prime rib, and potato salad before noon, but many others I saw had a plate full. The food is good, but what I would classify as "Southern Chic". If you're not from the South, the food might be what you've been told southern food looks like. But for true Southerners, blueberry sausage, collard green biscuits, etc are not what we grew up eating at Grandma's house. The sausage gravy was ok, but hard to notice any meat. Fruit was very good, and they also offer cereal, grits, and assorted pastries. A little pricey for a buffet, but not out of reason to splurge for a weekend getaway. The food is good and you will leave more than full.

The atmosphere is quite elegant and inviting. We were quickly seated, and our server, Kay Wright, was on point! Best service we've had here in Nashville. We chose the buffet, as well as a side of eggs. Miss Kay's recommendation on the cast iron pancake topped off a great meal. The best breakfast buffet we had ever experienced. Will definitely come back!!