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The Acorn Restaurant
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Walking into The Acorn was like walking into a restaurant on Sunset Blvd. in Los Angeles, but with the warm personality so true to the south. From the moment we walked in, we were amazed by the attentive and friendly staff, delectable dishes, and hard-to-find wines. The view of the copper fountian from the deck upstairs only added to our experience. We couldn't leave without endulging in the Acorn chocolate cake that we had seen at the next table, and were more than satisfied by the delicious, and generously portioned chocolate layers. We now know where to take business clients for dinner when we need to impress them, and where to go when we need a little pampering ourselves. Nashville is truly lucky to be home to a restaurant this dynamic.
Pros: martinis, atmosphere, great food!
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