Demos' Steak & Spaghetti House - Nashville

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Demos' Steak & Spaghetti House

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300 Commerce Street, Nashville, Tennessee, United States

Demos' Steak & Spaghetti House Reviews

euphemy
7 reviews

Jun 11, 2006

Demos is in downtown Nashville & has a variety with it's menu consisting from steaks, salads & spaghetti to seafood and Mexican specialities. There is a lunch menu from 11am- 3pm M-Fri and a children's menu. We always get the cheese toast for an appetizer. You can also get mushrooms & shrimp cocktail as an appetizer also. There are also sandwiches & different pastas. Spaghetti can be ordered in a variety of 10 sauces including clam, alfredo, chili and seafood. There is also a combination sampler if you can't decide. Stuffed potatoes can have seafood & blackened chicken.
The staff has always been fast & friendly when we have been here. It looks small from the outside but has different seating sections. Prices range from $5 to $16.

Part of the CMA Music Festival 2006 travel blog

Part of the list Kerry's favorite restaurants & eating places

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travelman727 says:

Thanks for the heads up! I wander into Nashville every once in a while; Demos sounds like a great place for lunch.

Posted on: Dec 01, 2006

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Demos' Steak & Spaghetti House Blogs

euphemy

Jun 11, 2006

We ate at my favorite downtown restaurant, DEMOS' STEAK & SPAGHETTI HOUSE. I don't know if it's a chain or not. It was crowded & we waited over half an hour but well worth it. Every downtown restaurant is always crowded during fan fair. The last night for the coliseum… Last day ending with rain

euphemy

Jun 02, 2007

I suggested Demo's Steak & Spaghetti House and a complimentary shuttle took us there. We had an awesome waiter and good food. Broadway Street was crowded with people as we checked out some of the souvenier shops and strolled past the honky-tonks with bands playing… Let's not kill each other!