The species tulips looked delicious~ |
You can't beat a tulip for a taste sensation |
At their just west of downtown location, we found the decor warm and colorful.
You'll be greeted by nice and friendly staff who will answer your queries without rush.
Their Menu is large and extensive, especially their daily breakfast buffet! They make the best Tulipa I've tasted this side of Cheekwood! They have a large variety of vegetarian options. No wonder they are a favorite place for Nashville's elite to gather!
Their Sunday Brunch menu is another good choice, from appetizers to main course as well as a dessert. You'll get to taste everything; perfect for a family get together. Look for the menu to change each season. Spring: Tulipa, lilies and crocus. Summer: Guacamole Hosta. Fall: Hydrangea, Hamamelis, Burr Oak Acorns. You never know what might be offered, so go ahead and try it all!
Guacamole Hosta will be on the menu later in the season. |
But, you don't have to take my word for it~Here's a few reviews from other diners
This little gem has a nice menu and relaxed atmosphere. It's tasty and easy on the pocketbook. Be sure and try the Costco Pink Tulips! J Deerman
I can't say any more than if you haven't eaten at this restaurant, you haven't properly taken advantage of what this city has to offer. Shame on you. Awesome food, awesome atmosphere, totally unique to this city.
Sue Fawn
Ain't much to look at, but the rumors are true....the Tulipa specials are too die for! Mrs. Faline Bambi
That's all folks.
Good Eating from the The Quadruped Dining Reviewer
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That mauve five petalled flower, that echoes a colour revealed in the rock? Your perfect phlox?
ReplyDeleteIt all looks delicious. I can see why it is a favorite to all the locals. Will definitely give it a try next time I'm in town! *hugs*
ReplyDeleteI will certainly let critters up here know about this great new restaurant. Maybe they will leave here and not come back? Thanks for the great review! Funny, too!
ReplyDeleteHey Gail girl can I make a reservation now ? LOL
ReplyDeleteThis is a very cute place with wonderful atmosphere .. can't wait to try it out (Joy's Robinator)
Moving along ... I absolutely LOVE Coal's picture on the side bar !!!
I can't let the girls see .. they would be fighting over who gets to drool over him first ;-) hehe
Joy
Yum! No wonder you have so many visitors...H.
ReplyDeleteDear Gail, you might have to up the offerings after this review! You will be inundated with the four legged dining public. Happy April! :-)
ReplyDeleteFrances
I'll be dialing up to make reservations for a tour bus full of four legged tree rats!
ReplyDeleteYou wanted to attract wildlife to the garden - clearly you've succeeded. I'm glad you still have your sense of humor intact.
ReplyDeleteZagat for critters says, "Five stars for edibles, with extremely friendly service!"
ReplyDeleteI won't let the army of grey squirrels that live around here read your post. They would march right down there to have a taste...of everything. Happy April 1.
ReplyDeleteIs that your gorgeous garden? I love the red/white tulip. And, the post is so funny. I don't notice anyone eating the leaves of tulips but some bulbs mysteriously show up in other locations!
ReplyDeleteCritters always know where to find the best spots. Any at the End of the Road Eatery this am will have to accept ever order with an a la mode scoop of snow.
ReplyDeleteI'd dine there! ;) Must say, that hosta leaf shot is stunning!
ReplyDeleteUgh, sorry to see the quadrapeds are advertising. One of the reasons I don't grow tulips because the voles would eat them from below and the deer would be enticed by the entracing colors, although they have been good about not eating the garden generally.
ReplyDeleteHowever, I am going to try them in pots the way Tatyana does.
I only wish it were truly an April Fools' joke and those tulips were not really eaten.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to see that damage! The tulips looked so nice!
ReplyDeleteYour tasty tulips are stunning, Gail ... no wonder! (Actually, I'd like to eat them too ... love them as salad bowls.) Happy April :)
ReplyDeleteWhat fun, Gail! I can see why your local residents give such high praise to your eatery--those tulips look good enough to eat to me, too!
ReplyDeleteyou are so good to have a sense of humor...between the voles, rabbits, squirrels and deer I have my work cut out for me too or there will be dining extraordinaire at the Purple Door Gardens soon...one reason I hide, use citrusy spray and don't plant many tulips...they are finding other bulbs though instead :(
ReplyDeleteThanks for the hardy laugh Gail! Beautiful tulips that I sure hope do not become breakfast or lunch! Your garden looks so magical and full of light! What a difference in our worlds. I look out on snow but it is melting again!! Happy April!
ReplyDeleteGreat post! Made me smile! Those chipmunks are really cute.
ReplyDeleteI hope those tulips tasted as good as they looked!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great place to stop by and taste some yummy tulipas!!! Who wouldn't be attracted!
ReplyDeleteWell shoot. It would be funny if it weren't so tragic. Darn deer. How frustrating. At least you've got a sense of humor about it all, Gail. Love your post. Love the tulips! BTW, my PPPP has buds! Also someone [can't recall who] commented that I should alert you to my post on Mason Bees and the photo I have of them peaking out of their winter home. If/when you get a chance, come on by and have a look-see. Hugs.
ReplyDeleteOkay, that was hilarious, but I'm so sorry about your tulip. Some of mine didn't even come up. I expect the voles are to blame.~~Dee
ReplyDeleteWhat are your hours, are rervations recommended, and do you take Discover?
ReplyDeleteYou had me going there for a minute thinking you had opened a restaurant. LOL... I feel your pains as I deal with many critters in my gardens as well. Liquid Fence works miracles for me….
ReplyDeleteClever! Clever!!
ReplyDeleteWould love to sample your fare, Gail. Darned those squirrels--but the cuteness factor prevents complete distain (for me). I thought all mine were nibbled away too but see a couple coming up now too. I just sprinkled some critter ridder around the gardens to try to deter them.
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