Eating at a wonderful restaurant is one thing, but enjoying a stunning atmosphere? Well, that's entirely another. We've found twelve of the most beautiful restaurants in Tennessee, rife with gorgeous design and a carefully curated menu. Spread throughout the state, you're sure to find one that's not too far down the road. Did your favorite spot make the list...? Only the prettiest ones do!

11. Greenbrier Restaurant - Gatlinburg

Greenbrier Restaurants stands out for its neat Tennessee history as well as its million dollar view from the dining room area. A seafood and steak house, Greenbrier is legendary for its perceived hauntings as well as its delicious menu. The homey, cabin setting is just the pick-me-up needed after a hard week. (370 Newman Road)

10. Public House - Chattanooga

Arrayed in brick and glass lighting, Public House gives Chattanooga a leg-up on the stunning restaurant front. The two-story establishment is great for groups or single diners, with a hearty menu that runs the tastebud gamut. (1110 Market Street)

9. Husk - Nashville

Located in a historic mansion and featuring ingredients raised and cultured by the Nashville community, Husk takes local eating to the next level. Sitting atop a hill south of Broadway, you won't want to spend your birthday anywhere else from now on. And you don't have to! Their seasonal menus are spot on and a different experience ever time. (37 Rutledge Street)

8. High Point Restaurant - Monteagle

Ah, High Point. Remembered for its ties to Al Capone and the mob, High Point has since become a pinnacle of fabulous eating in the heart of the Tennessee wilderness. The drive out here is almost (read: ALMOST) more incredible than the meal. (224 Main Street)

7. Paulette's Restaurant - Memphis

Paulette's has been a favorite of Memphis folk for over forty years, driving its homey and stunning decor home with a delicious smattering of menu options. You'll find dishes that run the gamut from Hungarian meals to French appetizers, and you can follow your tastebuds all the way to the American south. (50 Harbor Town Square)

6. Butchertown Hall - Nashville

Located in the newly booming Germantown, Butchertown Hall ups the ante for carnivorous eaters with its abundant, meat-centric menu and modern design. The clean-cut yet cozy ambience makes Butchertown Hall great for lunches or dinners or even brunch on the weekends. (1416 4th Ave N)

5. Itta Bena - Memphis

Located on the third floor of the acclaimed BB Kings, you can enjoy a cabaret and cocktail bar over the famed Beale Street. Try out their lovely southern dishes, and enjoy the romantic feel of the whole experience. (145 Beale Street)

4. The Barn at Blackberry Farm - Townsend

You'll need to make a reservation here, because OH wow it's the queen of all Tennessee restaurants.

Regally set in beautiful Townsend, The Barn is a bucket list restaurant for both natives and tourists alike. Be warned, though - the opulence costs! Make this a special occasion dinner for heightened effect. (1471 W Millers Cove Road)

3. St. John's Restaurant - Chattanooga

A historic restaurant decked out in modern taste? Sign us up! Watch worlds collide in the most beautiful way at St. John's Restaurant, pulsing with romantic light and a sweet, date-night atmosphere.

(1278 Market Street)

2. Bistro at the Bijou - Knoxville

The historic Knoxville space is connected to their famed theater, making Bistro at the Bijou great for art patrons before the show. Their lightly opulent surroundings serve to elevate an already delicious dinner

- a repeat place, for sure. (807 S Gay Street)

1. Rolf & Daughters - Nashville

Rolf & Daughters serves up Italian favorites with a southern twist in Nashville's Germantown neighborhood. Enjoy a heft, homey meal in their industrial-chic and communal atmosphere for the dinner of your life. (700 Taylor Street)

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