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There’s a reason that J. Alexander’s parking lot is full all the time: polished service and an uncomplicated, eager-to-please menu reminiscent of Sally Field at the 1985 Academy Awards ceremony: “You like me, you really like me!” This Nashville-based chain’s motto — that it serves “straightforward American” fare — is true. And like American restaurants of an earlier era, the entrées at J. Alexander’s include potato or side dish. Side salads cost a little extra, but they’re huge and served with flaky, freshly baked croissants. Signature dishes are steaks, prime rib and a delectable grilled pork tenderloin (served with “Bang Bang” sauce), and there’s a variety of sandwiches and salads, too. It says volumes about J. Alexander’s that even the oddest-sounding dishes — like Maui steak, marinated in pineapple juice, soy sauce and brown sugar – are surprisingly tasty. — Charles Ferruzza

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Price: $$-$$$
Payment Type: All Major Credit Cards, cash

Parking: Free, Lot Available


Reservations: Call-Ahead Seating Available


Attire: casual

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