Best Dinner Places to Eat in Nashville

"For a more eclectic, boutique vibe, The Drake Hotel caters to the lovers of art, music, food, and unpretentious fun. Each of the unique, character-rich rooms features eye-popping art, custom furniture and woodwork, Malin+Goetz toiletries, comfy queen-sized Sealy mattresses, and unexpected creative miscellaneous touches throughout. The “Art Passport” package includes mini bottles of sparkling, a $50 credit to enjoy The Drake’s upscale reimagined cuisine, an original Art-For-You artwork keepsake, and late checkout."

"While not associated with the Toronto-born rapper of the same name, the Drake Hotel’s nightlife offerings are no less hip or happening. This boutique hotel is a hub for local events including concerts, DJs and multimedia art. The Drake’s basement venue, the Underground, hosts a rotating roster of dance parties, touring acts and cultural happenings like slam poetry nights."

"This arts-oriented, 19-room boutique hotel, originally a derelict apartment block, still maintains the high hip quotient it has enjoyed since it opened. A hit with both local and international creative types, it is a true Toronto cultural hub, covering all the travel basics — art, music, food and shopping."

"Perched at the top of a heritage building within the centre, Alo is often talked about as one of the best restaurants in Toronto for French food. Now, there are two different ways to eat at Alo, one being through a reservation to eat within Alo’s Dining Room (reserve a table, here). Though, be prepared, this books up super-fast)."

"This French restaurant is quite simply dreamy — with its soft hues, floral arrangements and gracious service will leave nothing for want. Book a table for two here to enjoy an extravagant dinner featuring an always-changing tasting menu. Address: 163 Spadina Avenue, TorontoPhone: 416-260-2222"

"This delicious spot is known for its incredible Canadian cuisine. You can order multi-course meals for takeout or delivery when you hit them up on the website ExploreTok.com. When you eat here, you know you’ll be enjoying the finest, freshest, seasonal ingredients."

"Gusto 101 is famous for lamb meatballs and pasta dishes inspired by southern Italy|Courtesy of Gusto. Gusto (pronounced Goo-sto) means ‘taste’ in Italian and that’s exactly what you’re going to get at this upscale lunch spot. Located close to King Street West, this high-quality restaurant serves Torontonians in the city’s Entertainment District."

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. Gusto translates to “tasty” in Italian and that is what you can expect here. They have taken classic southern Italian dishes and revamped them into modern culinary delights."

"Who: Gusto101 is located in Toronto’s King Street West neighbourhood, where they serve authentic Italian dishes and tangy cocktails. Jobs: They’re looking for someone to fill their serving position."

"This place has pretty much all you could dream of when it comes to stellar sights of the city. Their 360 degree views make dining here more than memorable. AND they have a bar and an outdoor pool, so come back in the summertime for a skyline dip."

"When I worked for the Ministry of the Attorney General at Bay and Gerrard Streets, there was a hole-in-the-wall Middle Eastern take-out restaurant that served the best shawarma. That was my introduction to this spicy roasted chicken pita and I have been a fan ever since. So I was thrilled to find Shish on Queen Street East at Leslie Street and have included it as the best take out and delivery in Toronto east end."

"Toronto's oldest hotel today combines a boutique art hotel with a gallery, and it continues to be one of the biggest supporters of the Toronto art community in myriad ways. The biggest draw is the fact that each of the 37 rooms is designed by a different local artist."

"It doesn’t get much more heartwarming, homestyle and family-friendly than this Roncesvalles restaurant that dishes up big portions of plates nostalgic to Polish families from an equally sizeable menu."

"The lowdown: Green Tea is another popular franchise from China, and the locations in Markham and downtown are the only ones in Canada. They make absolutely scrumptious Southern Chinese food, particularly Hangzhou-style cuisine. Bonus points for using free range meat!"

"There was a time when Toronto didn’t have overflowing Sushi eateries. There are seemingly many options whether you like hand-rolled or maki, nigiri, or even U-Dong noodles, Oyshi Sushi is a high-end splurge for a Sushi corner in Toronto and is one of the best South Asian restaurants in Toronto. Welcoming guests with complimentary green tea, one can have Tempura, Sushimi, Sushi Pizza, Chicken, or Beef Teriyaki with some beer to accompany, courtesy to bar attached."

"This restaurant offers vegetarian options, as well as gluten-free options. The price is between $17 – $59. This family-run restaurant opened in 1995 is a popular destination in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA)."

"The restaurant is in an out of the way place but is always busy. They really do not need to advertise."