Etch Restaurant

Etch Restaurant

Nashville, Tennessee

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Etch Restaurant

Etch Restaurant
Etch restaurant is the go-to place for eclectic, upscale dining in an open-kitchen setting. The chefs use seemingly discordant ingredients to bring together the most unexpected flavour combinations that surprise and delight every time. The homemade ice cream, appetizers and cocktails are excellent and together with the very knowledgeable staff it is the recipe for a great evening. Open for lunch and dinner.

Information

  • address303 Demonbreun Street, Nashville, TN
  • emailinfo@etchrestaurant.com
  • moreInfoComplimentary valet parking is available during normal business hours.
  • openingHoursLunch: Mon–Fri 11am–2pm; Dinner: Mon–Thu 5pm–10pm, Fri–Sat 5pm–10.30pm, Sun closed. Bar opens 4pm
  • phone+1 615 522 0685
  • websiteVisit website

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