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Lunch in downtown Franklin

The most Frequently Asked Question we get is "Where's a good place  to eat in downtown Franklin?" 

 Check out the following list for suggestions:

 The Bunganut Pig -- an olde English pub and eatery, with live music six nights a week.  Located 1/2 mile south of downtown Franklin.  Also open for dinner.Greeting from Franklin TN old postcard

 Dotson's -- meat and three at 99 E. Main St. Also open for dinner.

Franklin Mercantile Deli -- breakfast; soups and sandwiches on 4th Ave. North

HRH Dumplin's -- tea room fare and sandwiches on Main Street

Lillie Belle's -- a gracious tea room in a historic home on 3rd Ave. South

Listening Room Cafe -- steamed subs at Five Points and live music, salads and sandwiches in the eveningsDowntown Franklin, Tenn., circa 1936.

McCreary's Irish Pub -- fish 'n chips, Guinness stew, burgers, beer on Main Street. Also open for dinner.

Mellow Mushroom -- pizza and sandwiches on the Square, Dinner also.

Merridee's Breadbasket -- breakfast; soups, sandwiches, quiche, bakery goods for lunch on 4th Ave. South

Monell's -- all-you-can-eat country cooking served family style in the historic jail on Bridge St. Dinner too.

Puckett's Grocery and Restaurant -- breakfast; meat and three, salads, sandwiches, burgers on 4th Ave. South.  Dinner Wed.-Sat. 

The Red Pony -- Fine dining has come to Main Street! Edgy, innovative and worth every penny. Dinner only, reservations suggested. 

SOL -- The flavors of Mexico in a fun, laid back environment; great fish and meat dishes, all made from scratch, with the freshest ingredients. Lunch and dinner. Main Street and 4th Ave.

Call 615-400-3808 for tour information or reservations.

 

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