Top Best Italian Restaurants in Tennessee

"If the noodle-sharing scene in Lady and the Tramp inspires love, then Pasta & Cream may be the place for the next date. Executive Chef Eric Shanklin creates gourmet goodness with his flavorful pasta dishes and sauces. Whether it’s Fettuccine Alfredo, Linguine with Creamy Scampi or another combination, there is sure to be a delectable dish to suit your fancy."

"I've been looking for above average pasta in Nashville ever since I moved here a couple of years ago. It's been difficult to find decent pasta that..."

"If you are looking for an Italian Restaurant in Franklin, TN then come to Buca. Our Italian Restaurant serves Authentic Family Style Italian Food. Check out the Americana Music Association, the Franklin Theatre, and the Carnton Plantation, then head over to Galleria Boulevard to fill up on Frankl..."

"Buca di Beppo is a good option for some of the best Italian in Nashville. The Nashville location of this nationwide chain is technically in Franklin, an upscale suburb just a few m..."

"The full menu is available, plus half pans, feeding 8-10 ($50) and full pans ($100). Order them hot for tonight or frozen for later. 4-Top Hospitality also launched their own delivery service, and they’re also donating 100% of gift card sales to provide health benefits for employees."

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

"Bruce Drake, who founded the bar and restaurant, went in search of somewhere to get a good burger and listen to live music well into the night, only to find that such a place didn’t exist. Now, you’ll find a lively establishment that offers burgers, sandwiches, salads, and even sushi on the menu. Fruity, seasonal cocktails are also available if beer isn’t your thing."

"Eatery & bar serving craft beers, burgers, sushi & pub grub in a lively, contemporary space. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 615-503-0035"

"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."

"Brought my meetup group there recently and they treated us well. James reserved upstairs room for us,on short notice and we had the best..."