The Loveless Cafe, located in southwest Nashville on Tennessee Highway 100 about 150 yards east of the northern terminus of the Natchez Trace Parkway, serves made from scratch southern cooking - including fried chicken, country ham, BBQ pulled pork, omelets, desserts and their world-famous biscuits.
The Loveless Cafe is named for Lon and Annie Loveless who began serving chicken and biscuits in 1951. Today, in addition to the restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner are several unique shops (originally were motel rooms) that surround the cafe and the Loveless Barn where events are held.
The Loveless Cafe is open 7 days a week from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Breakfast is served all day, every day!
The Loveless Cafe's iconic Neon Sign welcomes out-of-town guests, locals and celebrities alike.
Pulled Pork BBQ is smoked low and slow for 22 hours over real Tennessee hickory wood.
The Loveless Cafe - A Nashville Tradition Since 1951.
Up to 10,000 biscuits are made from scratch every day.
Take home a taste of the Loveless Cafe with southern food and gifts from Hams & Jams Country Market.
The Loveless Barn is Nashville's most versatile venue.
From the Natchez Trace - exit onto McCrory Lane, turn right and go 100 yards to Hwy 100, turn left and go 100 yards.
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