Top Best French Restaurants in Lebanon

"Margot Cafe & Bar is a French-inspired restaurant with southern sways located in Five Points in the essence of East Nashville, just five minutes from downtown. The menu switches daily and concentrates on domestic sources products, seasonal ingredients, freshness, and simplicity. It is owned and managed by chef Margot McCormack."

"You know you are in a place that is probably serving fresh food when the menu changes every day. And at Margot, you can taste that freshness;…"

"Swanky, elegant, and eclectic, Germantown Cafe showcases straightforward cuisine is at its best. The fresh, delectable cuisine comes at affordable prices and they are known for their classics with a twist - like the BrieLT with fried green tomatoes, lettuce, bacon and brie on Tuscan bread with red pepper sauce, served with a black bean salad. Situated just blocks from downtown, Germantown is the perfect place to start a night out, or cap a night off with one of their lip-smacking-good desserts."

"Once Upon A Time In France started in 2016 when musician/sound engineer Melvil Arnt left France to start a whole new life in Music City. Born and raised in Paris where he worked in cocktail bars and several restaurants, his passion for wine and French cuisine led him to launch the project of opening what was lacking the most in Nashville, a true wine bar. On the contrary of opening a wine bar or a classic restaurant, they opened what’s called the friendliest, delicious and affordable, staple of the French culture, A Bistro."

"Father and son Laurent Champonnois and Melvil Arnt opened the no-reservations-accepted chic 1920s-inspired French bistro on Gallatin Avenue back in late 2019, and the 45-seat restaurant was a fast favorite for date nights among Nashville locals. Whether the night calls for escargot, foie gras, or beef bourguignon, Once Upon a Time in France serves up romantic vibes and a wallet-friendly wine list as an added bonus."

"Walking from the parking lot to the restaurant you may do a double take. In a hot second, you'll be transported from Nashville to Paris. Father-son duo Melvil Arnt and Laurent Champonnois combined their life-long desires to open a wine bar and a restaurant to create this French bistro."

"George Jones was a musician with more country songs on the Billboard charts than any other country artist in history, but he was also famous for his crazy antics. One famous story involves him pulling up onto the sidewalk at the Nashville airport and leaving a note on the windshield that read “heavily under the influence of cocaine,” which also let readers know he’d be back in a couple of days. The story says that the car was still there running when he returned a few days later."

"Immerse yourself in George Jones’s life and legacy when you visit his museum on 2nd Avenue just north of Broadway. Throughout his career, Jones had more songs on the Billboard chart and more Top 40 songs than any other country music star in history. The museum is a tribute to the Texas-born country singer-songwriter who took the nation by storm in the 1960s and whose influence is still felt today amongst the country music faithful."

"Not ragged but totally right, the George Jones Museum’s rooftop bar offers a pristine view of the Cumberland River and Nashville’s very ownNissan Stadium. It’s the perfect place to grab a drink and appetizer while enjoyinglive music. Be sure to check out the museum for all things George Jones on your way up … it’s a Music City favorite for sure!"

"A great place to visit with the kids, the Nashville Zoo at Grassmere provides a chance to explore the plains of Africa, delve into the rainforests of South America, and discover the many animals of Asia. All told, some 2,700 animals from 365 species can be viewed, including rare clouded leopards, Baird tapirs, toucans, and Bengal tigers, housed in habitats that represent their natural environments. Lorikeet Landing allows you to enter an aviary and be surrounded by more than 50 Australian parrots, while kids will love the Wild Animal Carousel; Wilderness Express Train; and the large Jungle Gym, where they can slide, swing, climb, crawl, and explore."

"From outer space to tiny atoms, the Adventure Science Center showcases interactive learning experience and the wonders of science. Guests can experience simulated weightlessness and fly like an astronaut in Space Chase. Or they can check out the Virtual Reality Studio to see dinosaurs that once roamed our planet up close."

"The Adventure Science Center is a 44,000 square foot museum dedicated to science and learning. It’s hands-on and interactive, so it’s fun for everyone. The Innovation Incubator allows visitors to dream up an idea and then watch it come to life using laser cutters, 3D printers, and vinyl cutters."

"Offering gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan dishes, this juice/smoothie bar is a quiet spot to get away from the work-week hustle. What to order: Breakfast Empanada Brunch Hours: Daily, 7 a.m.-6 p.m. 1701 Fatherland St, Nashville, TN 37206; 615-547-2920;theposteast.com"