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Bright & airy New American bistro for refined, locally sourced plates & imaginative cocktails.
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Address: 132 46th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37209
Phone: (615) 942-0866
Website: http://www.answerrestaurant.com/
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Reviews
Emily Manning
Absolutely delicious!!! The flavor and quality of the food was incredible. You can’t go wrong with any dish but highly recommend the panzanella and fried green tomatoes as appetizers and then the trout and bucatini. I expected the portions to be small but they were not at all- the trout has 2 filets! Desserts were all made in house and sooo yummy!
… moreMorgan Babcock
Pleasantly surprised by this find. We decided to try a new restaurant and looooved it.
We ordered the arancini and the goat cheese as appetizers. For entrees, we got the halibut and the bucatini. Everything was delicious. Service was great as well. The owner was also there and she was so welcoming!
Definitely coming back and most certainly recommending to all our friends.
… moreWe ordered the arancini and the goat cheese as appetizers. For entrees, we got the halibut and the bucatini. Everything was delicious. Service was great as well. The owner was also there and she was so welcoming!
Definitely coming back and most certainly recommending to all our friends.
P .hill
We love Answer. Went for a date night last week and, as usual, the food was excellent. Victoria always makes us feel welcomed! Thanks for the great food (and the EPIC blondie brownie)!
… moreRob McDonald
The atmosphere was intimate and alive. Upscale. Our server was just perfect. We had a sampling of dishes from Sushi, salad, toast and mushroom together with entrees that included Trout, Halibut and Fried Chicken. What a variety.
All the dishes were unique. A lady came by to ask how things were and I said exquisite and then asked who she was. She demurred. But I knew she must be the owner. I truly loved the Answer!!!
… moreAll the dishes were unique. A lady came by to ask how things were and I said exquisite and then asked who she was. She demurred. But I knew she must be the owner. I truly loved the Answer!!!
Mechele Neal
This is a buzzing quaint establishment tucked in a quiet neighborhood. This is the place to be for Happy Hour! I was there to catch up with an old friend and was pleasantly impressed by the food selections and SEASONED food! Delish!!
Dessert receives ⭐️ 10 ⭐️
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Isabelle B
My friend and I enjoyed the food at answer. She got the burger, and I got the trout. My vodka drink was decent, but the chocolate torte was very good. The reason for 4 instead of 5 stars is how incredibly loud the restaurant was. By far the loudest dining experience I have had in Nashville.
… moreBailey E
I was severely disappointed by my recent experience at this restaurant. My husband and I enjoy trying new places in the Nashville area, and I can honestly say I’ve never received customer service so poor that it deserved my time to write a review.
We visited on NYE to enjoy happy hour with friends. My husband and I arrived first and waited to speak with the hostess. I explained that we wanted bar top seating for happy hour and that friends would be joining us, but they weren’t here yet. My husband clearly stated that there would be five of us in total. The hostess told us there were two parties ahead of us to be seated bar top, took my name, and did not provide a wait time. When I asked how long the wait might be, she cleaned part of the bar area and informed us that she could not locate the other parties, so we could take the two open seats.
The group of 3 beside us had received their check just before we were sat, so we thought even though we were being sat without them, this seating was intentional because it was opening up soon. This did not appear to be a first-come, first-served bar environment, so we believed our remaining seats were accounted for. As our final friend was walking through the door, two other guests were seated. One of which took the spot that our friend was to sit at. My husband explained that the seat was already accounted for, which understandably upset those guests.
At that point, the hostess approached us from behind as we were talking and said, “Next time just say that there’s five instead of just saying two.” I responded that we had, in fact, stated there would be five people. My husband tried to give the benefit of the doubt and said that he understood that it’s loud in the restaurant, but he did ask for 5. He also said more than once that more people would be coming. The hostess then put two fingers uncomfortably close to my face and said twice, “No you didn’t. You said two.” It was oddly aggressive and she was very upset upon approaching us before we even knew what was going on.
I try to put myself in other peoples shoes. I know you never know what people are going through, they might be having a hard day, etc. However, I have worked with the public for over ten years, including in management, and this behavior was entirely unprofessional and unacceptable. I sincerely hope management uses this feedback as an opportunity to coach their team and, that specific hostess, on professionalism, communication, and customer service. You don’t take it out on other customers, because someone else was upset with you for a misunderstanding. It was clear that there was an opportunity to better address the situation. When customers are upset, approaching the interaction with kindness and strong customer service can, in most cases, de-escalate a negative experience and turn it into a positive one. If behavior like this goes unaddressed, it will negatively impact the establishment regardless of food quality and atmosphere. There are plenty of other trendy places to go in Nashville, and this is not something that’s going to set you apart in a good way.
I do want to note that our bartender was very kind. I know most people don’t want to read a long review, but this is a good opportunity for management. I hope there are good leaders there to mentor and coach to professionalism, overall customer service, and unacceptable behavior.
… moreWe visited on NYE to enjoy happy hour with friends. My husband and I arrived first and waited to speak with the hostess. I explained that we wanted bar top seating for happy hour and that friends would be joining us, but they weren’t here yet. My husband clearly stated that there would be five of us in total. The hostess told us there were two parties ahead of us to be seated bar top, took my name, and did not provide a wait time. When I asked how long the wait might be, she cleaned part of the bar area and informed us that she could not locate the other parties, so we could take the two open seats.
The group of 3 beside us had received their check just before we were sat, so we thought even though we were being sat without them, this seating was intentional because it was opening up soon. This did not appear to be a first-come, first-served bar environment, so we believed our remaining seats were accounted for. As our final friend was walking through the door, two other guests were seated. One of which took the spot that our friend was to sit at. My husband explained that the seat was already accounted for, which understandably upset those guests.
At that point, the hostess approached us from behind as we were talking and said, “Next time just say that there’s five instead of just saying two.” I responded that we had, in fact, stated there would be five people. My husband tried to give the benefit of the doubt and said that he understood that it’s loud in the restaurant, but he did ask for 5. He also said more than once that more people would be coming. The hostess then put two fingers uncomfortably close to my face and said twice, “No you didn’t. You said two.” It was oddly aggressive and she was very upset upon approaching us before we even knew what was going on.
I try to put myself in other peoples shoes. I know you never know what people are going through, they might be having a hard day, etc. However, I have worked with the public for over ten years, including in management, and this behavior was entirely unprofessional and unacceptable. I sincerely hope management uses this feedback as an opportunity to coach their team and, that specific hostess, on professionalism, communication, and customer service. You don’t take it out on other customers, because someone else was upset with you for a misunderstanding. It was clear that there was an opportunity to better address the situation. When customers are upset, approaching the interaction with kindness and strong customer service can, in most cases, de-escalate a negative experience and turn it into a positive one. If behavior like this goes unaddressed, it will negatively impact the establishment regardless of food quality and atmosphere. There are plenty of other trendy places to go in Nashville, and this is not something that’s going to set you apart in a good way.
I do want to note that our bartender was very kind. I know most people don’t want to read a long review, but this is a good opportunity for management. I hope there are good leaders there to mentor and coach to professionalism, overall customer service, and unacceptable behavior.
Bethany Hansen
Perfect place for date night. They have an excellent happy hour menu during the week, too. Their poke appetizer is a go-to for my meal every time.
… moreAdam Denton
This looks harsh but there is a reason for it. We came in on New Years Eve asking for bar seating. The hostess, whose name we didn’t get but was wearing a red sweater and had blonde hair, asked how many seats we needed. We talked back and forth and finally said five. I held my hand up to her with five fingers open when I told her this. Two seats opened up and she sat us quickly which we thought was odd, but there was a group of three on the corner that had paid and were finishing their drinks so we assumed she had it handled. Two of our other three showed up very shortly after and had to stand for a few minutes before the other group left. Our fifth was walking in when someone sat down at our other seat. I told them we actually had five in our party and at that time our fifth was right behind them. They got up and complained to the hostess. Rightfully so after having just been sat. The hostess came up to my wife and very emphatically said that next time tell her we needed five seats and not just to take the seats. I told her we asked for five. She threw two fingers up in my wife’s face and said you asked for two. My wife was very polite and said ma’am we asked for five but we’re sorry for the misunderstanding. The hostess threw her fingers up two more times, while squinting her eyes and bobbing her head, telling us we had said two. This ruined our night. The bartender Mick was amazing, very polite and timely. The food that our friends ordered looked alright and they said it was good. But after having such a negative experience with the hostess I can guarantee we will not be back. Teach ownership to your employees. There was no reason for the hostility that she came at us with.
… moreMichael Zadnik
Best restaurant in Nashville. Thank me later. Definitely a neighborhood gem. The food – we ordered many small plates – was incredible! Drinks were really good, too.
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