Church and Union Nashville

Went to brunch on a Sunday before a TPAC matinee (there was also a home TItans game) but at 10:30 it wasn't too busy although we did have reservations. Arrived 29 min early and sat right away.They had a pretty limited coffee selection for brunch but seemed like they focused more on the brunch alcohol. I had an iced latte that was ok. For food I had the French toast and my mother had the mushroom omelette with home fries and toast. The French toast was really good but massive, the honey syrup was delicious and the bread amazingly fluffy with a nice crust. My mother's omelet was great, no complaints.The server was new but very attentive and nice. I told her we were going to a TPAC show for my mothers birthday and she even brought out cake we definitely did not expect especially during brunch which was very nice-it's October so it was some sort of pumpkin spice cake that was pretty tasty. Would definitely go back for brunch - speedy and attentive service, good food, good location.

Came here with a large party (12) and can't believe the high level of service received. Joseph was so good at handling our large party, he was patient, attentive, accommodating and friendly. Inside we had a high table in the middle with low lighting but not too dark. Nothing special on the inside. The food - beef tartare was good and even some folks in our group who tried it for the first time enjoyed it. It was a good texture with the wonton chips. I got beef and it melted in my mouth. So well made, and with the mashed potatoes really liked it. My sis in law got the meatloaf and said it was different from what she was used to but well seasoned. Overall I would go back and try other things.

Espressotini was great, but $18. It at least gave me a buzz and a boost The food was pretty spot on for a brunch place, although I was hoping for a Nashville hot chicken sandwich on the menu. We were able to have brunch with a large group. The service was not the best. We had a large table and everyone was catching up. The server was passing out drinks and no one was listening (I get it that's annoying), but she rolled her eyes when she had to repeat herself and muttered under her breathe "I know where it goes, but you're not paying attention." Like what?! I think I'm the only one who heard it, but if you know where it goes why are you asking?

We stopped in for a cocktail as this gorgeous place was right across the street from our hotel. They gave us complimentary Buffalo Hummus. It was delicious. We also enjoyed Raw Oysters that were fantastic. The cocktails were so good and the service was wonderful. Beautiful place for drinks and snacks/dinner.

The service was amazing! Diana was very attentive and patient as we ordered drinks and then food. We came for the restaurant week menu option as we wanted to try this place before a show. It started off well with the shrimp and angolotti appetizers. They are on the small side (maybe because of the fixed menu for restaurant week) but were outstanding. Our entrees came and we were still riding the first course high. Unfortunately it crashed quickly. My husband's filet was underdone which is often not seen (he ordered medium rare and it was rare plus). The potatoes were lacking flavor (just salt them yall). My pork chop had a great dry rub on it (delicious) but the chop on the bone was overcooked and dry. It was disappointing and Urban Grub's chop remains the best in Nashville. My polenta and greens were good. The desserts stole the show so hard off to the pastry chef. We got the hot cocoa gateau and the pound cake. The gateau was amazing without being overly rich. It's apparently a best seller there. My husband said his pound cake was stellar. Our tip? Go for drinks and dessert. We also were seated in the back room area that is incredibly loud with music and people trying to talk over it. Weird atmosphere for what seems to be a cozy space for a romantic meal or good night with friends. Also, parking tip, park a couple of calicos away at the library and walk.

I loved this place for a girls brunch spot! Great ambiance and loved the art decor inside. Small menu but what we ordered was delicious. Great service and will definitely bring friends back when they come to visit!

Great food, great service, great vibes! I came from out of town and the grits are absolutely amazing and so are the espresso martinis. I went with the classic 4th Ave breakfast, and oh my! It's amaze balls. The eggs tasted like my grandma used to make and the potatoes were seasoned nicely. Would recommend this for a great brunch spot.

Really really good food. We came right as dinner started on Friday and service was slow enough to grab a seat immediately. I got the fried chicken plate and I wish I would've had more room in my body to eat it all. We are definitely checking out the Charlotte location when we go in a couple weeks.

I was in Nashville for work and this was my first time visiting. Tried out Church and Union Nashville this evening.Had the pleasure of meeting Ms. Eleni who provided excellent service and encouraged me to expand my lackluster palate. And those that know me...I don't like sauces, certain textures are a turn off, don't want my food to touch and need it to be visually pleasing! Since I'm on a per diem, the following were suggested from the Prix-fixe menu: Nola Shrimp, Roasted Salmon, Cu Poke Bowl ( a surprise addition from the Chef) and BRÛLÉED Maple Donut. Everything was Ah-mazing!Thank you Eleni!

A very unique experience. I was in Nashville on a business trip and a colleague scheduled to dinner at this establishment. A very precise menu is available. But definitely for a more palette. They bring you out a yummy bowl of hummus and pitas. We ordered entrées and à la cart side dishes. The broccoli was absolutely amazing! The pork chop was a bit under seasoned for my pallet and still served medium to medium well. the dessert we ordered was similar to a baked Alaska, was tasty, but not a fan of the frozen bananas in the middle.