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The Standard

167 Rosa L Parks Blvd
Nashville, TN 37203
Phone: (615) 254-1277
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Price:
$$
Hours:
Mon-Fri 11am-3pm, 5pm-9pm, Sat 5pm-9pm

Editorial Review for The Standard – by Jennifer Justus

In Short
This three-story brick legend has hosted Nashville's elite as a boarding house, society club and set for music videos. But, ladies who lunch and businessmen now enter its grand arched doorway to dine under chandeliers and among refurbished mantles and Victorian furniture. The Standard's refined Southern-themed menu offers crab bisque flavored with Tennessee whiskey, Hot Brown sandwiches with sauce moray and chicken Madeira--all served over white tablecloths dotted with daisy bouquets.

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The Extras

Jerry Smith, father of co-owner Joshua Smith, gives enlightening tours of this home, where he lives on the third floor.

What to Drink

Celebrating a birthday or closing a deal? Try a glass of Rossa di Rossa ($8.50), a sparkling red wine.

User Reviews for The Standard

4 Star Rating: Recommended

05/07/2008 Posted by SandyVol

I had the fish sandwich and sweet potato fries for lunch yesterday. Absolutely wonderful, I am going back with clients soon! Waiter was great, good service, but they ran out of diet coke.

Pros: delicious food

Cons: none that I could see

2 Star Rating: Below Average

04/08/2008 Posted by NashvilleMel

I had dinner recently at the Standard, and it was truly disappointing. While the atmosphere is great--the house is beautiful--the food was average and the menu was boring. The food was not bad, but for close to $30 per entree, I expected much higher caliber. My pork chop was dry, the crab cake was mostly breading, and most entrees had the same two side dishes offered. Again, all would be fine if you were eating at a chain restaurant, but not a place that clearly claims to be something more. While we were there, the new chef came out to a table of regulars and explained that he planned to totally overhaul the menu, which is good to hear, but I am concerned by his inability to prepare the current menu offerings well (particularly considering the current menu consisted of very basic dishes). I am curious to see what the new menu has to offer, but would hesitate to go back, and definitely would not go back at the dinner prices.

Pros: Ambience

Cons: Poor quality for the cost

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Editor's Review

Nashville's only remaining 1840s-era townhouse sees new life as a downtown lunch spot.  See the full editorial review.

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The Extras

Jerry Smith, father of co-owner Joshua Smith, gives enlightening tours of this home, where he lives on the third floor.

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Restaurant Information

Parking

  • Lot
  • Metered
  • Pay lot

Hours

  • Mon-Fri 11am-3pm, 5pm-9pm
  • Sat 5pm-9pm

Cuisines

  • Southern & Soul
  • American (Traditional)

Payment Types

  • MasterCard
  • American Express
  • Visa
  • Discover

Meal Price

  • $$

Amenities

  • Group Dining
  • Special Occasion Dining
  • People Watching
  • Lunch Spot
  • Business Dining
  • Historic Setting
  • Notable Wine List

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