Nashville's Best Gourmet

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You voted for the best Gourmet in Nashville, and we counted. Check out the results below.

1. Corrieri's Formaggeria

1110 Caruthers Ave, Nashville, TN

12South cheese shop offering artisan and international cheeses, meats and gourmet foods. Includes made-to-order meat and cheese trays.

Reviews:

  • “One Of The Best "
  • “Nashville Cheeseheads Unite”

Corrieri’s Formaggeria

2. Harris Teeter

210 Franklin Rd Ste 100, Brentwood, TN

A gourmet supermarket with a split personality.

Tips: The La Brea Bakery bread (especially the French Baguette) located in the produce/deli area is a good enough reason to shop here.

Harris Teeter

3. Bread & Company

4105 Hillsboro Pike, Nashville, TN

This tony eatery ensures that Nashville’s foodies do not have to survive on bread alone.

Reviews:

  • “Undesirable & Company? Yes I’ll have that salad with the antenna critters in it, sprinkle a little mud on top and a cup of glass soup please..”
  • “Awesome Baked Goods!”
  • “Good food”
  • “Slowly declining to "
  • “Best food in Nashville”

Tips: Customers surf the Web over lunch now that free wireless Internet access is on the menu.

Bread & Company

4. Wild Oats Natural Marketplace

3909 Hillsboro Pike, Nashville, TN

Full-service grocery features organic and natural foods and household products, all without preservatives, artificial flavors and colors or hydrogenated oils.

Reviews:

  • “wild oats doesn’t promote quick fix diet plans "
  • “c’mon, it’s Green Hills, whaddya expect”
  • ""
  • “Overpriced Health Foods”

Tips: Wild Oats is the first food retailer in the United States to replace its traditional plastic deli containers at some locations with a corn-based version (that’s right: corn) made from an annually renewable resource (again: corn). The corn-based packaging can be returned to the store for composting.

Wild Oats Natural Marketplace

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