The RH Restaurant resides in the grand central garden courtyard of RH Nashville, the Gallery at Green Hills, a 70,000-square-foot design gallery that blurs the lines between residential and retail, indoors and outdoors, home and hospitality. We invite you to enjoy our menu of timeless classics for brunch and dinner, and a selection of wines from esteemed vintners in the United States and Europe. Guests dine beneath a glass-and-steel atrium amidst trickling fountains, heritage olive trees and glimmering chandeliers.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2101 Green Hills Village Dr, Nashville, TN 37215
Phone: (615) 209-7644
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.com
Photo Gallery
Related Web Results
The Courtyard Restaurant at RH Nashville – Restoration Hardware
RH Courtyard Restaurant at RH Nashville – OpenTable
The World of RH – Our Restaurants – Restoration Hardware
Reviews
I recently dined at a restaurant that left me with a blend of satisfaction and some reservations. While the food was undeniably delicious, certain aspects of the experience could use improvement.
-Charred Ribeye:Cooked to a perfect medium, this steak was seasoned beautifully and truly a highlight of the meal.
– Salmon:Prepared just to our liking, with a touch of pink, it was accompanied by a delightful arugula side salad that added a nice peppery contrast.
– Prosciutto Board:Although the flavors were good, the portion was surprisingly small, featuring just a few slices of prosciutto, some Parmesan crumbs, and a small baguette. For $26, I expected more substance.
Atmosphere and Service:
The ambiance is sophisticated, making it an ideal spot for a “bougie” lunch date with a significant other. Our Nigerian waitress was a standout; she was knowledgeable about the menu and accommodating, ensuring we understood the dishes well. However, the seating arrangement left much to be desired. When I asked the hostess to move our table due to being too close to the front door—especially on a chilly 35-degree evening—I was met with indifference. She casually mentioned I could wait longer for another table, which was frustrating, particularly given we had reservations.
Pricing and Value:
The prices were on the higher side, and while I appreciate quality dining, the value didn’t quite align with my expectations. With the prosciutto board portion sizes being very modest, I felt that I could get a better experience at places like Fleming’s for a similar spend.
Conclusion:
Would I return? No & Yes, but only if someone else is footing the bill. While the restaurant has a certain aesthetic charm and the food is tasty, I found it impractical for my budget, especially for a special occasion like Valentine’s Day. For that kind of money, I expect a more substantial meal. It might be a great spot for a pretty-priced lunch, but it won’t be my go-to for dinner anytime soon.
The food was really disappointing. The burger was very dry and overcooked. The Chinese salad had grilled chicken with no flavor, and parts of it were burnt, so all you could taste was that burnt flavor.
After trying the food, nothing else on the menu looked good to us. It sounds fancy, but the quality just isn’t there. I left hungry on my birthday, which made it even worse.
Service: For the price point, the server was not very attentive and lacked proper table maintenance throughout the meal.
Seating: I was very disappointed that we were not informed ahead of time that we would be seated on a couch with a coffee table for dinner. This was not what I expected for a birthday celebration and took away from the overall experience.
Environment: The space itself is beautiful and well-designed.
Overall: While there were some positives, I’m unsure if I would return for a second visit.