Nashville is the home of fine whiskey, music, and flaming hot barbecue. Any destination boasting this trifecta will always have its fair share of tourists. Visitors to the legendary city feast on fantastic cuisine options. Following is a list of the best burger joints in Music City:
Nashville is the home of fine whiskey, music, and flaming hot barbecue. Any destination boasting this trifecta will always have its fair share of tourists. Visitors to the legendary city feast on fantastic cuisine options. Following is a list of the best burger joints in Music City:
Elliston Place is the perfect spot for classic ice cream and milkshakes. The menu has something for everyone, including the burger connoisseur, a favorite to many patrons. The diner's Soda Shop Burger is more than a token burger. It boasts a rich 1/3lb Angus beef patty housed in an elaborate potato bun with your choice of garnishments. You also get to pick the sides, including French fries, mashed potatoes, onion rings, and even fried okra. The Soda Shop Burger also comes in kiddie size.
This contemporary eatery is a favorite in the 12th South area. Josephine offers diners a rich selection of entrees served with panache amidst Nashville's hipsters. Alas, no burgers on the dinner menu. However, the weekend brunch is home to the scrumptious double cheeseburger. The burger is on par with Josephine's lofty standards, featuring a generous bun, fresh vegetables, and the in-house "special sauce." It's a pity that the restaurant only makes one burger.
Elliston Place is the perfect spot for classic ice cream and milkshakes. The menu has something for everyone, including the burger connoisseur, a favorite to many patrons. The diner's Soda Shop Burger is more than a token burger. It boasts a rich 1/3lb Angus beef patty housed in an elaborate potato bun with your choice of garnishments. You also get to pick the sides, including French fries, mashed potatoes, onion rings, and even fried okra. The Soda Shop Burger also comes in kiddie size.
This contemporary eatery is a favorite in the 12th South area. Josephine offers diners a rich selection of entrees served with panache amidst Nashville's hipsters. Alas, no burgers on the dinner menu. However, the weekend brunch is home to the scrumptious double cheeseburger. The burger is on par with Josephine's lofty standards, featuring a generous bun, fresh vegetables, and the in-house "special sauce." It's a pity that the restaurant only makes one burger.
The Pharmacy is the premier burger establishment, with 14 options. The famous Pharmacy Burger infuses iceberg lettuce, pickles, yellow cheddar, and onions. The Farm Burger is served with country ham and applewood-smoke bacon. However, the Stroganoff Burger has the finest bechamel, Swiss cheese, and sour cream. Describing the burger can never do it justice. The Pharmacy also has vegetarian options like the falafel burger or the black bean burger. You can also opt for the 100% vegan Pachanga burger with an Impossible patty, vegan cheddar, pico de gallo, and black bean salad.
This family-owned restaurant is incredible. The classy Southside Grill has been operating in Nolensville Pike for nearly four decades, fusing touches of Greek cuisine with classic American dishes. The result is a savory menu to give tastebuds an adventure. The place has pleasing decor and can host large groups. Southside Grill squares its burger options with specialties. Your selection ferries into a simple (but sumptuous) steak burger, a classic Kobe burger, or the delectable Kobe Beef Truffle burger. Or ask for the Ashley Farms Chicken Sandwich. Southside Grill serves dinner as well as fantastic brunches. It’s a Nashville treasure.
Martin's has a good BBQ menu and a burger menu. The options are Martin's trusty cheeseburger, the brisket burger, and the southern "Paddy" melt. What the diner lacks in options is made up for in specialist quality. The burgers are full of flavor, a consequence of the diner's policy of making food items in-house. A diner like Martin's may be considered pricey, but one can't complain about the quality.
It doesn't get more traditional than a beer and a well-done burger at Jack Brown's Beer & Burger Joint, a few yards from the famous Jefferson Street. Of course, burgers are the main attraction. Standard ham and cheeseburgers, along with a list of Jack Brown's specialty burgers, including the Elvis, the Shocker, and the Jack on Piggy Back. The most unique option is Greg Brady, named after a character in The Brady Bunch. It consists of in-house mac 'n' cheese, American cheddar, and potato chips.
No-nonsense burger lovers have no choice but to visit Nashville's Burger Republic with ten elite-level burgers. They also offer the standard (but still great) American cheeseburger. The Tennessee Burger is a tasty offering of savory ground beef, smoked ketchup, crispy onions, and Jack Daniel's honey glaze. Burger Republic is also home to the 96. This Angus beef burger has gained recognition as the "best burger" at the World Food Championships. It has glazed mushrooms, bacon, and shoestring fries. Or, test your might with the XXX Burger. Three times the beef, three times the cheese, and three times the bacon.
Gray & Dudley is an artsy restaurant that offers just one burger. But what a burger it is! For Nashville's twist on the cheeseburger, head north on 2nd Avenue any time after breakfast. Look for the "G&D Burger" with organic American cheese, charred onion, and the in-house sauce nestled in a sesame seed bun. At $18 (at the time of writing this guide), the burger is pricey, but the first bite will soothe the sting in your wallet.
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