This legendary West Nashville roadhouse has drawn locals and tourists for 50+ years with scratch-made biscuits and authentic country cooking—fried chicken, country ham, and slow-simmered sides—that justify the drive outside the city.
“For a taste of nostalgia and the best biscuits you’ve ever had, head to the Loveless Cafe 30 minutes southwest of Nashville.”
– The Infatuation
Frommer's
"For some of the best country cooking in the Nashville area, take a trip out past the city's western suburbs to this old-fashioned roadhouse and popular Nashville institution." Full review
Zagat
4.5
"This West Nashville roadhouse slinging “quintessential Southern cuisine” is a “tradition that everyone must experience.”" Full review
Gayot
11.0
"The fried chicken is especially good when paired with slow-simmered pintos and potlikker-rich greens. Those amazing biscuits are available all day, not just at breakfast." Full review
Michelin Guide
"For more than 50 years, the neon sign on the Loveless Cafe has beckoned locals and country-music stars like Reba McEntire
to breakfast in West Nashville."
Rough Guide
"This vintage roadhouse is a local institution for its country cooking."
Fodor's
"Southwest of Nashville on Highway 100, the Loveless Café serves up its famous scratch-made biscuits and country ham every day of the week" Full review
Lonely Planet
"Fuel up for your journey at Loveless Cafe, which is located on Highway 100 near the entrance to the parkway. Originally opened in 1951, this roadside restaurant and motel quickly became..."
Experts' Choice Award 
Frommer's
Zagat
Gayot
Michelin Guide
Rough Guide
Fodor's
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