Kitchen Notes

My husband and I were looking for a brunch spot in Nashville that had a nice atmosphere yet still casual, and more importantly great food! A good friend recommended we try Kitchen Notes, and it did not disappoint! I had an omelette with potatoes & biscuits and added the cheese grits! Finished every bite! We reserved a table on open table on our way to the restaurant and were able to sit right down when we got there :) Highly recommend.

Great spot at Omni Hotel. A little chaotic on a Sunday morning with lots of luggage and people post check out. Service was excellent, we opted to order from the menu and really enjoyed the ham cheese plate app as well as some of their sandwiches. Bloody Mary was yummy. Great meal and we forgot to take photos....lol

I was really debating on giving 4 or 5 stars because I give it a 4.5 overall. The half star deduction comes from the oatmeal and gravy not being hot enough to my liking. But I had the buffet, which I rarely do, and that is the biggest issues with buffets, right? That being said, the flavors and choices were unique and wonderful. Absolutely loved the biscuits and the sausages and even though I'm not a pancake fan (prefer French toast or waffles), the skillet pancakes were amazing. Very unusual and nothing like a pancake. Probably why I loved it so much! Get it with the fluffy butter and fabulous jam. My husband ordered the fish sandwich with fries and a side of hot chicken. Fish sandwich was salmon which he wasn't expecting. It was decent. Fries were great and piping hot (and I AM a fry connoisseur) and the hot chicken was not very spicy. So if you are expecting Nashville burn-your-mouth-hot, this isn't it but, it had a wonderful flavor and if you enjoy lower spiciness that doesn't hurt, this is great. Bread underneath was yummy too. Beautiful space, excellent service.

Kitchen Notes is on the first floor of the Omni Hotel. Parking is valet only at $60/day but Kitchen Notes will validate your parking ticket. Brunch at $30/person was excellent and all you can eat. The selection of eggs, Pancakes, biscuits, fresh fruit and sausage gravy was superb in flavor. The house hot sauce added just the right touch even if it was $12/bottle for purchase. I highly recommend this restaurant.

I read that this place was one of very few places that offered a gluten free biscuit in Nashville. I thought it would be a sin to come home biscuit-less after a trip there, so I grabbed one to go before I left the airport. Service was friendly and fast. I didn't eat the biscuit right away, so it may have been better fresh. It was a little dense than I hoped for, but in GF baking, it has come to be expected. Overall, it was a solid biscuit and I was satisfied.