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9 years ago

We took off early this am for Nashville. We went to Centennial Park and a few other touristy places. Tootsie's of course, but it isn't what I thought it would be at all. I don't recommend it, except for 1 time maybe. After that we did some shopping, and then later on stopped at Colton's Steakhouse to eat. I had Filet Mignon with fried onion tangles, baked potato and a delicious salad with Raspberry Tea. Tobey had a ribeye , salad and potato. Altogether it was a fun day. There is soooo much to see and do in Nashville. We are planning on another trip to enjoy a dinner cruise on the General Jackson. We are going to invite my daughter and hubs to join us. I think it would be more fun with the 4 of us.

If any of you have a Colton's steakhouse nearby, I highly recommend it. My steak was done perfectly (Medium rare) and was so ender and buttery. I ate the entire dinner, but no dessert. LOL I had to draw the line someplace.

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9 years ago

I will keep that recommendation in mind. I love a tender steak finished with butter!

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rob333 (zone 7b)
9 years ago
Next time, I can point you to the REAL Nashville. Many, much better places than lower Broadway.
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9 years ago
We have a Colton's nearby and we went once and will never go back. It was not that stellar!
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9 years ago
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Next time, I can point you to the REAL Nashville. Many, much better places than lower Broadway.

That would be awesome. Thank you. We plan on another quick trip in March. Please feel free to PM me with any ideas , We both love botanical gardens and were told there are a few in and around Nashville.

We have a Colton's nearby and we went once and will never go back. It was not that stellar!

Martha, I'd like to now which one so we can avoid it. This is a place we have eaten on several occasions and always had amazing meals. PM me if you rather not make it public. Thank you
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9 years ago
Not at all Roseberry Ranch -- it was Pittsburg, Kansas. The only redeeming item was their bread that came with the meal. We each got something different and both of us were disappointed.
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Thank you Martha. We have been to the one in Poplar Bluff, MO and Dickson TN. Both were really, really good. Since they are a chain, I think lots of times they have bad management and / or bad chefs. I know Red lobster in Pinellas park FL is good, (not great), and the one in Mt Juliet TN is horrible, and Jackson, tn is also not very good. But the one in Franklin TN is wonderful. Same with Golden Corrall, the 2 near Tampa bay were just awful, while Davenport IA and Mobile AL are amazing. St Louis GC is ok, not bad, not great. We really prefer local mom / pop places, but there are some high end places we love too. Bern's Steak House in Tampa is my all time favorite for a truly off the hook steak. We will be heading out to Kansas in a coupe of weeks, so will keep the Pttburgh Colton's in mind Thank you.
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