Hall's Chophouse

Mia seated us with a beautiful smile. Richard, our sever was very personable. This is the only Halls location outside of South Carolina, where I saw them first and was intentional to dine here because of iThis was our first dining experience here, The staff was a little lively because Vanderbilt defeated Alabama and a parade of people, carrying the goal post passed out front. It was high energy!The meat was brought out raw to share. I inquired about the lowest proof whiskey so Richard learned something more for his Rolodex to be great!Lemon drop with basil Hayden, & Hap and Harry's Tennessee Lager for my husband.So we proceeded with a dry-aged bone in strip steak, mashed potatoes and Brussels sprouts and mushrooms. An entourage delivered the meal with grace. Everything was delicious and we ate as much as we could, yes we left food on the table because we were no longer hungry not because Halls Chop house owes us anything. Richard, Kyle and team,...thank you

We frequent Halls Chophouse when we visit Charleston and it's truly such a special experience that we decided to try its sister out while we were in Nashville. The food was the exact same quality as we've come to expect in CHS. The ambiance is different, newer, and still lovely. It lacks a bit of the old charm the Charleston restaurant has that makes it so phenomenal, but I think with time and staff training, it will get there. Our server was lovely and knowledgeable but didn't spend as much time with us as we're used to. However, the Halls always make a fuss over our two small kids who travel with us, and this was no exception. They had colors aplenty, cute fruit trays and ice cream, and we all had an amazing time.The martinis are so darn good that I have dreams about them. Food wise, we did the wedge salad, the bone-in filet, fried okra, loaded mashed potatoes and corn skillet. The two new (to us) standouts were the fried green tomatoes and the bread pudding. I could truly eat the mashed potatoes every day if I wouldn't weigh 400 lbs. All the food was top notch, as always. We will definitely be back the next time we're in town, and want to try Hall's Catch when it opens. Thanks for the hospitality, Halls. Xo.

We had heard good things about this restaurant and decided to try it out. To start, we all had various drinks from the bar, which were good but nothing out of the ordinary. Where we expected to be blown away was by the steaks. They put a lot of emphasis on their steaks that are flown in from Chicago. Everyone got a different kind of steak: prime rib, filet, strip. I tried all of them and don't get me wrong, they were good, but not the best thing I've ever had or anything. The Mac and cheese and Brussels were almost more the star of the show. The ambiance was also not my favorite. I understand that they want enough workers there to wait on everyone hand and foot. However, it was definitely overkill and they could probably drop their prices just a smidge, if they weren't paying 5000 people to constantly stand over your back to watch you eat. It was an ok experience as I can now check it off my box of having tried, but not somewhere I will be telling people to go all the time.

Halls is a MUST for dining in Nashville. They have live music, great cocktails, and a great selection of steaks to choose from! Our server was hands on and very attentive. The manager on duty came by and checked on us as well . There were plenty of items to chose from outside of steaks/traditional red meat . Our party was impressed at the bison meat offering. The filet is grass fed meat . The salad was fresh with a large portion and the whiskey sauce with the bread pudding made dessert extra delightful!

Atmosphere was really pleasant. We came here for the gospel brunch, but didn't hear much gospel. Then again my take on gospel may be different than Hall's take on gospel. Service was great overall. Food was subpar to me. The fried green tomatoes with the corn topping was phenomenal. I wanted to love the French toast(I'm a French toast girl), but they were too thick and hard for my liking. I would love to come back and try dinner. Overall it's a beautiful establishment. The decor was elegant and fitting. Cleanliness was top tier including the bathrooms. Parking-valet for I believe $17 or park in the garage around the corner.

Celebrated my wife's birthday at brunch. Service was outstanding. Food was exceptional. My wife had filet and eggs, I had prime rib sandwich and truffle fries and son had French toast. Picture is chocolate layer cake to celebrate her birthday. Live music in the background. Highly recommend brunch here.

I've come here for dinner once but have been wanting to try the Gospel brunch and what better day than to come for Easter Sunday. As soon as I walked in, I could hear the beautiful angelic voices of the amazing artists.We chose to sit on the patio which was covered today but gave a nice breeze for the day. Our waiter was very attentive and walked us through the brunch menu but also letting us know that the majority of items on their dinner menu was also available to order. I ordered the chophouse omelet and a pineapple mimosa. The omelet was really good but a bit salty at times. The mimosa was really good. On the menu they only had a regular mimosa but I asked if they can do one with pineapple juice and they made it for me! The patio is away from the live music but at times they had some old school Gospel tunes playing on the speakers which was niceOverall, the music was amazing but would definitely plan to sit indoors next time just to hear the live music better but the food and atmosphere was really good. Highly recommend this place whether you're coming with your friends, family or a date, this restaurant is a nice treat The restaurant offers valet which was $17 today

This place was seriously impressive! Recommended by a friend, I gathered a small group of girlfriends for a meal. The service was excellent; our server patiently walked us through the menu and meat options.I opted for the Wild Salmon with crushed fingerling potatoes and the Halls Chop Salad--both delicious choices. We also shared some sides: Lobster & smoked bacon Mac n cheese and loaded mashed potatoes, which were incredibly satisfying. Overall, a great dining experience!

Headed to Hall's to celebrate my SIL's 40th birthday. What a great choice! Ot was a stormy night but the right mode was set when the valet pulled out the gold umbrella to escort us to the door. We were warmly greeted by every staff person we encountered. Service was attentive and well-informed without being intrusive. I've never had a bone-in filet and this was perfectly cooked. It was so creamy and tender. Best stuffed mushroom with a sauce to die for. Sides are excellent. The toll house cookie dessert was delightful. Halls rises to the top tier among Nashville steakhouses!

Absolutely incredible atmosphere, service, food quality every single time I've gone. One of the best spots in Nashville by far.