Best Historic Restaurants in West End

Maggianos has recently remodeled and updated their menu. All the classic favorites are still there and the remodel is excellent. Always a great place to go.

We went to Geist for my daughters birthday. We were so pleased to see that their Christmas decorations were up until the end of January, and they were so beautiful! The team did a fantastic job decorating and making the restaurant feel cozy and inviting. The entire staff was incredible, and we felt so taken care of. The food was phenomenal, especially the pork chops and the blackberry tarte! We will definitely be back.

We had an amazing experience at Skulls. The food seemed to be priced a little high until we got our plates and the portion sizes were huge. We shared all 4 courses and still had to take a to-go plate. We stayed after for the Burlesque show and it also did not disappoint.

Restaurant is very clean and presentable, nice bright colors for a beautiful ambiance. Appetizers (volcano rock shrimp, salmon crudo, and the feta dip) were all delicious, salmon melted in your mouth, and came out in perfectly timely manner. Main brunch entrees were also delicious, between the three we ordered (avocado toast, tex mex wrap, and French toast) the avocado toast was the group favorite although all were delicious, actually avocado mash and slices as opposed to just some cuts with egg like most places do. We ordered both soups, daily lobster bisque and the French onion and both were divine. Definitely would recommend for a day out in Nash.

Such a nice breakfast experience. The food was really good; the service was great. Everyone was super nice and made sure we had a great experience. It’s nice to have such a good place to dine within our hotel location.