Situated in a beautiful old home, Bakers-Peters Jazz Club seems to do everything right. First, the food is outstanding, from the house-smoked salmon to the juicy aged rib eye and the Tuscan pork tenderloin with baked onions and a semi-sweet glaze. The scrumptious desserts are enough for two. An eclectic mix of jazz gives quite the cosmopolitan feel to your dining event. Reservations are recommended.

This charming café can be found in an upscale area of Kingston Pike. Although it looks like a diner, the airy interior is a fit setting for the rather gourmet dishes that are served. Well known for sandwiches made with fresh French bread, the café also offers a hot lunch entree and other delectable selections. A range of coffees and teas will satisfy your need for caffeine. To accompany your cup, try one of the tempting desserts.

More than your run of the mill hotel restaurant, the Country Garden, with its linen covered tables, offers a cornucopia of fresh fruits, real old-fashioned oatmeal with sides of brown sugar and raisins, assorted cereals, and down-home breakfasts of eggs, sausages, bacon, grits, and hash browns.

Step back in time at this diner that opened for business in 1956. They've been packing folks in for hearty, satisfying breakfasts ever since. Choose from biscuits and gravy, bacon and eggs, and fluffy pancakes. The last of a dying breed, this drug store diner even features an old-fashioned soda fountain that kids will love.

This diner-style restaurant features chrome and 50's style seating and is located in the heart of downtown. The vast glass windows on all sides of the restaurant afford a great view for people-watching. Choose from a menu of various omelets, traditional breakfasts with eggs and French toast, and a selection of breakfast sandwiches.