Everything about this place looks effortlessly stylish, from the glossy bar flanked by stonework to the chic after-work tipplers to the sushi rolls with their artsy appeal. But there's flavor and substance behind the sparkle, and you'll find yourself ordering just one more fusion dish or sushi roll time and again. And the pork-belly buns? Quite nice.
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Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum
13.86 MILES
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National Museum of African American Music
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8. Cheekwood Botanical Garden & Museum of Art
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