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Ellington's
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Refined restaurant with a wraparound terrace offering mid-century staples with a modern twist.
Nearby attractions
Escape Experience - Nashville Escape Games (Downtown)
501 Union St, Nashville, TN 37219
The Escape Game Nashville (Downtown)
162 3rd Ave N, Nashville, TN 37201, United States
Tennessee Performing Arts Center
505 Deaderick St, Nashville, TN 37243
Shiners
223 Rep. John Lewis Way N, Nashville, TN 37219
James K. Polk Theater
505 Deaderick St, Nashville, TN 37243
Nashville Public Square Park
Union St & 3rd Ave N, Nashville, TN 37201
Ryman Auditorium
116 Rep. John Lewis Way N, Nashville, TN 37219
St. Mary of the Seven Sorrows
330 Rep. John Lewis Way N, Nashville, TN 37219
Woolworth Theatre
223 Rep. John Lewis Way N, Nashville, TN 37219
Nashville Municipal Auditorium
417 4th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37201
Nearby restaurants
Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse
300 4th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37219
417 Union
417 Union St, Nashville, TN 37219
Skull's Rainbow Room
222 Printers Alley, Nashville, TN 37219
Sicilian Pizza
327 Union St, Nashville, TN 37201
Michaelangelo's Pizza - Nashville Midtown
327 Union St, Nashville, TN 37201
Varallo's
239 4th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37219
Puckett's Restaurant
500 Church St, Nashville, TN 37219
Baam Burger
223 4th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37219
Stateside Kitchen
210 4th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37219
Fleet Street Pub
207 Printers Alley, Nashville, TN 37201
Nearby hotels
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Nashville Downtown
315 4th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37219
Fairlane Hotel Nashville
401 Union St, Nashville, TN 37219
Bobby Hotel
230 4th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37219
Hotel Indigo Nashville - the Countrypolitan by IHG
315 Union St, Nashville, TN 37201
Dream Nashville, by Hyatt
210 4th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37219
Courtyard by Marriott Nashville Downtown
170 4th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37219
Noelle
200 4th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37219
The Bankers Alley Hotel Nashville, Tapestry Collection by Hilton
221 2nd Ave N, Nashville, TN 37201
The Hermitage Hotel
231 6th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37219
Sheraton Grand Nashville Downtown
623 Union St, Nashville, TN 37219
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Ellington's

401 Union St Floor 4, Nashville, TN 37219
4.3(205)$$$$
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Refined restaurant with a wraparound terrace offering mid-century staples with a modern twist.

attractions: Escape Experience - Nashville Escape Games (Downtown), The Escape Game Nashville (Downtown), Tennessee Performing Arts Center, Shiners, James K. Polk Theater, Nashville Public Square Park, Ryman Auditorium, St. Mary of the Seven Sorrows, Woolworth Theatre, Nashville Municipal Auditorium, restaurants: Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse, 417 Union, Skull's Rainbow Room, Sicilian Pizza, Michaelangelo's Pizza - Nashville Midtown, Varallo's, Puckett's Restaurant, Baam Burger, Stateside Kitchen, Fleet Street Pub
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Phone
(615) 988-8511
Website
ellingtonsnashville.com

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Nearby attractions of Ellington's

Escape Experience - Nashville Escape Games (Downtown)

The Escape Game Nashville (Downtown)

Tennessee Performing Arts Center

Shiners

James K. Polk Theater

Nashville Public Square Park

Ryman Auditorium

St. Mary of the Seven Sorrows

Woolworth Theatre

Nashville Municipal Auditorium

Escape Experience - Nashville Escape Games (Downtown)

Escape Experience - Nashville Escape Games (Downtown)

4.9

(1.0K)

Open 24 hours
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The Escape Game Nashville (Downtown)

The Escape Game Nashville (Downtown)

5.0

(5K)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Tennessee Performing Arts Center

Tennessee Performing Arts Center

4.7

(1.5K)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Shiners

Shiners

4.6

(267)

Open 24 hours
Click for details

Things to do nearby

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Nearby restaurants of Ellington's

Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse

417 Union

Skull's Rainbow Room

Sicilian Pizza

Michaelangelo's Pizza - Nashville Midtown

Varallo's

Puckett's Restaurant

Baam Burger

Stateside Kitchen

Fleet Street Pub

Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse

Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse

4.7

(1.5K)

Click for details
417 Union

417 Union

4.6

(845)

Click for details
Skull's Rainbow Room

Skull's Rainbow Room

4.6

(1.4K)

Click for details
Sicilian Pizza

Sicilian Pizza

4.0

(896)

Click for details
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Brunch at Ellington’s – Nashville’s Best-Kept Secret (But Not for Long) ā­ļøā­ļøā­ļøā­ļøā­ļø Tucked into the heart of downtown Nashville, Ellington’s is a hidden rooftop gem that just launched its brunch service — and it’s already one of the best brunches in town. With sweeping skyline views and a vibe that’s effortlessly elegant yet totally relaxed, this spot feels like your secret local escape in the middle of the city. We enjoyed the Brunch Feast, which truly lives up to its name. From buttery housemade biscuits and smoked salmon to hot chicken sliders and a perfectly cooked steak with chimichurri, every course was beautifully presented and packed with flavor. The scrambled eggs and breakfast potatoes were top-tier comfort food, and the French toast was fluffy and rich without being overly sweet. But the real sleeper hit? The smoked tomato jam. Tucked quietly among the accompaniments, this spread stole the show — smoky, tangy, and wildly addictive. Don’t overlook it! Our experience was made even better thanks to our incredible waiter, Christopher Cruise, whose warm, attentive service made us feel right at home. And hats off to Chef Samual Greer, whose thoughtful and flavorful menu proves this brunch is crafted with real care and culinary talent. We finished with a charming two-tier tray of sweets — delicate macarons, mini cheesecakes, chocolate tarts, and lemon-poppyseed scones — paired with a refreshing spritz. It felt like a little European afternoon tucked into Music City. Friendly staff, fresh ingredients, and a stunning rooftop setting just steps from Printer’s Alley — Ellington’s is a brunch experience you don’t want to miss. Go now, while it’s still a secret!
VeljkoVeljko
Chef Chris truly exceeded our expectations with the extraordinary dining experience my girlfriend and I had at Ellingtons last weekend. Our journey commenced with the smoked trout rillette and the potato croquettes, two appetizers that undoubtedly left us wanting more. The symphony of flavors in both dishes was nothing short of delightful. Moving on to the main course, we opted for the smoked chicken & gnocchi and the bone-in pork chop, and it turned out to be an impeccable choice. Contrary to our assumptions of having leftovers, we were irresistibly drawn to finish every last bit of food on our plates. The bone-in pork chop, prepared in a manner that elevated its status, was an unexpected delight. The spiced bourbon gastrique not only imparted a beautiful tangy note but also complemented the smoky flavors, rendering the pork chop irresistible. The chicken & gnocchi, however, emerged as the highlight of the evening, reigning supreme as the best chicken dish we've had in Nashville. The gnocchi, that sat in a delectable sauce, elevated the entire ensemble to a whole other level. In fact, the gnocchi itself could stand alone as a remarkable offering. Meanwhile, the chicken, with every succulent bite, showcased an abundance of well-balanced flavors without a hint of dryness. Overall, Ellingtons is a culinary gem that I wholeheartedly recommend. Chef Chris's ingenuity shines through every meticulously crafted dish. Don't hesitate to visit.. it's a culinary journey that promises not to disappoint šŸ’Ž
TT
Unsure if we are just unlucky or if this place changed lately but I recommend skipping this one. The atmosphere and vibe of the place was good but it was no clean! There's lot of dust on the lamps and the bar is sticky. It's crazy that this upscale restaurant does no take the time to clean well! The food is not great either. Granted we just had a couple of appetizers but it was a fail. The burrata in particular was a big fail. They served us an soup kind of dish with melted mozzarella style cheese and 3 piece of toast. Burrata is supposed to be serve cold and the best thing about it is when you cut it open and get the creamy delicate cheese inside. This was just plain bad and terrible. We also had the bread with butter and the fries, those were ok at best. The check comes in, of course they make a mistake and charges us for a drink which we had for free as we are guest of the hotel. Maybe it's an error and we got a "my bad, that's on me" but still doesn't leave a great impression... Skip this place and find something better.
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Brunch at Ellington’s – Nashville’s Best-Kept Secret (But Not for Long) ā­ļøā­ļøā­ļøā­ļøā­ļø Tucked into the heart of downtown Nashville, Ellington’s is a hidden rooftop gem that just launched its brunch service — and it’s already one of the best brunches in town. With sweeping skyline views and a vibe that’s effortlessly elegant yet totally relaxed, this spot feels like your secret local escape in the middle of the city. We enjoyed the Brunch Feast, which truly lives up to its name. From buttery housemade biscuits and smoked salmon to hot chicken sliders and a perfectly cooked steak with chimichurri, every course was beautifully presented and packed with flavor. The scrambled eggs and breakfast potatoes were top-tier comfort food, and the French toast was fluffy and rich without being overly sweet. But the real sleeper hit? The smoked tomato jam. Tucked quietly among the accompaniments, this spread stole the show — smoky, tangy, and wildly addictive. Don’t overlook it! Our experience was made even better thanks to our incredible waiter, Christopher Cruise, whose warm, attentive service made us feel right at home. And hats off to Chef Samual Greer, whose thoughtful and flavorful menu proves this brunch is crafted with real care and culinary talent. We finished with a charming two-tier tray of sweets — delicate macarons, mini cheesecakes, chocolate tarts, and lemon-poppyseed scones — paired with a refreshing spritz. It felt like a little European afternoon tucked into Music City. Friendly staff, fresh ingredients, and a stunning rooftop setting just steps from Printer’s Alley — Ellington’s is a brunch experience you don’t want to miss. Go now, while it’s still a secret!
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Chef Chris truly exceeded our expectations with the extraordinary dining experience my girlfriend and I had at Ellingtons last weekend. Our journey commenced with the smoked trout rillette and the potato croquettes, two appetizers that undoubtedly left us wanting more. The symphony of flavors in both dishes was nothing short of delightful. Moving on to the main course, we opted for the smoked chicken & gnocchi and the bone-in pork chop, and it turned out to be an impeccable choice. Contrary to our assumptions of having leftovers, we were irresistibly drawn to finish every last bit of food on our plates. The bone-in pork chop, prepared in a manner that elevated its status, was an unexpected delight. The spiced bourbon gastrique not only imparted a beautiful tangy note but also complemented the smoky flavors, rendering the pork chop irresistible. The chicken & gnocchi, however, emerged as the highlight of the evening, reigning supreme as the best chicken dish we've had in Nashville. The gnocchi, that sat in a delectable sauce, elevated the entire ensemble to a whole other level. In fact, the gnocchi itself could stand alone as a remarkable offering. Meanwhile, the chicken, with every succulent bite, showcased an abundance of well-balanced flavors without a hint of dryness. Overall, Ellingtons is a culinary gem that I wholeheartedly recommend. Chef Chris's ingenuity shines through every meticulously crafted dish. Don't hesitate to visit.. it's a culinary journey that promises not to disappoint šŸ’Ž
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Veljko

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Unsure if we are just unlucky or if this place changed lately but I recommend skipping this one. The atmosphere and vibe of the place was good but it was no clean! There's lot of dust on the lamps and the bar is sticky. It's crazy that this upscale restaurant does no take the time to clean well! The food is not great either. Granted we just had a couple of appetizers but it was a fail. The burrata in particular was a big fail. They served us an soup kind of dish with melted mozzarella style cheese and 3 piece of toast. Burrata is supposed to be serve cold and the best thing about it is when you cut it open and get the creamy delicate cheese inside. This was just plain bad and terrible. We also had the bread with butter and the fries, those were ok at best. The check comes in, of course they make a mistake and charges us for a drink which we had for free as we are guest of the hotel. Maybe it's an error and we got a "my bad, that's on me" but still doesn't leave a great impression... Skip this place and find something better.
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5.0
30w

Brunch at Ellington’s – Nashville’s Best-Kept Secret (But Not for Long) ā­ļøā­ļøā­ļøā­ļøā­ļø

Tucked into the heart of downtown Nashville, Ellington’s is a hidden rooftop gem that just launched its brunch service — and it’s already one of the best brunches in town. With sweeping skyline views and a vibe that’s effortlessly elegant yet totally relaxed, this spot feels like your secret local escape in the middle of the city.

We enjoyed the Brunch Feast, which truly lives up to its name. From buttery housemade biscuits and smoked salmon to hot chicken sliders and a perfectly cooked steak with chimichurri, every course was beautifully presented and packed with flavor. The scrambled eggs and breakfast potatoes were top-tier comfort food, and the French toast was fluffy and rich without being overly sweet.

But the real sleeper hit? The smoked tomato jam. Tucked quietly among the accompaniments, this spread stole the show — smoky, tangy, and wildly addictive. Don’t overlook it!

Our experience was made even better thanks to our incredible waiter, Christopher Cruise, whose warm, attentive service made us feel right at home. And hats off to Chef Samual Greer, whose thoughtful and flavorful menu proves this brunch is crafted with real care and culinary talent.

We finished with a charming two-tier tray of sweets — delicate macarons, mini cheesecakes, chocolate tarts, and lemon-poppyseed scones — paired with a refreshing spritz. It felt like a little European afternoon tucked into Music City.

Friendly staff, fresh ingredients, and a stunning rooftop setting just steps from Printer’s Alley — Ellington’s is a brunch experience you don’t want to miss. Go now, while it’s...

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5.0
4y

My wife and I visited your restaurant yesterday while on our vacation. We are both medical doctors and this has literally been our 1st vacation from work in a year and a half due to this covid pandemic and work obligations. We found your restaurant to be very clean, comfortable, and stylish. We really appreciate your availability of outdoor patio seating, as we have not quite yet gotten comfortable being unmasked in close quarters with other patrons inside restaurants. In our job roles even though covid vaccinated, we really can't afford to take any unnecessary risk with our health. The food was to die for. We had 2 orders of the pork belly which taste like a hug from a long lost friend, that paired well with the risotto and the bottle of cabernet we ordered. Concluded the meal with one of the best creme brulee's we have every had. The best part of the dinner was the service from a waiter whom I can't recall his name except that he was tall, from New York and has a girlfriend who is also in the food service industry. He was very friendly, catered to all our needs, and made great conversation. Please give him our best and make sure he is properly recognized for his dedication to his job. I appreciate that your restaurant still observes covid safe procedures as we have walked into other restaurants such as Bourbon Steak and promptly left due to them packing in patrons to areas of seating practically shoulder to shoulder. Again thank you all for a great evening we look forward to our next trip to Nashville so we may dine with...

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5.0
2y

Chef Chris truly exceeded our expectations with the extraordinary dining experience my girlfriend and I had at Ellingtons last weekend. Our journey commenced with the smoked trout rillette and the potato croquettes, two appetizers that undoubtedly left us wanting more. The symphony of flavors in both dishes was nothing short of delightful.

Moving on to the main course, we opted for the smoked chicken & gnocchi and the bone-in pork chop, and it turned out to be an impeccable choice. Contrary to our assumptions of having leftovers, we were irresistibly drawn to finish every last bit of food on our plates.

The bone-in pork chop, prepared in a manner that elevated its status, was an unexpected delight. The spiced bourbon gastrique not only imparted a beautiful tangy note but also complemented the smoky flavors, rendering the pork chop irresistible.

The chicken & gnocchi, however, emerged as the highlight of the evening, reigning supreme as the best chicken dish we've had in Nashville. The gnocchi, that sat in a delectable sauce, elevated the entire ensemble to a whole other level. In fact, the gnocchi itself could stand alone as a remarkable offering. Meanwhile, the chicken, with every succulent bite, showcased an abundance of well-balanced flavors without a hint of dryness.

Overall, Ellingtons is a culinary gem that I wholeheartedly recommend. Chef Chris's ingenuity shines through every meticulously crafted dish. Don't hesitate to visit.. it's a culinary journey that promises not to...

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