Peter’s Sushi is a small, casual spot in a suburban strip mall, where you’ll have the best sushi in town and probably see a celebrity or two.

Adele’s is a neighborhood restaurant in the Gulch that serves upscale but approachable dishes from the chef’s family kitchen.

Woodlands is a vegetarian and mostly vegan Indian restaurant where you should definitely eat, regardless of what your views on meat are.

Five Points Pizza serves New York-style pizza and strombolis for dine-in or take out late into the night.

Cafe Roze is a stylish all-day cafe with fresh food and great cocktails in a bright, welcoming space.

Frothy Monkey is a neighborhood coffee shop serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner, creative espresso drinks and freshly baked goods in a cozy cottage.

51st Deli is a casual sandwich shop/convenience store that also has tacos, Mexican food, and a wide drink selection.

Rosepepper Cantina is a popular East Nashville Mexican spot with great margaritas and tacos and a spacious patio.

When you need something a bit lighter, or maybe have a vegetarian in your group, head to Vui's Kitchen, a Vietnamese spot in Berry Hill.

This classic Mexican spot in Woodbine has been around for 25 years and feels a little like a party at all times, while still remaining affordable.

Otaku Ramen was Nashville’s first solely ramen spot, and it’s still one of the best places to get it in the city.

One of the longest lines in Nashville is for Pancake Pantry in Hillsboro Village - but it’s worth the wait for the 23 varieties of pancakes.

Chaatable is one of the most colorful places you could eat at, so bring a group to Sylvan Heights and focus on the chaats.

Pearl Diver is an island-themed bar in East Nashville that serves way above average drinks and doesn’t feel cliche.

Lyra is a Middle Eastern spot in East Nashville that serves great food and desserts but won’t empty your wallet - come with a group.

Woolworth on 5th is a historic lunch counter turned restored restaurant downtown that serves Southern classics.