Restaurants in Nashville

Bite-sized morsels infiltrate the grown-up table in today’s deal, mounting a two-pronged assault that will storm your taste buds with deliciousness. Get to dippin' and sippin' with this Groupon: $25 for $50 worth of food and drinks at The Melting Pot, a storied fondue establishment located in the District.Follow @Groupon_Says on Twitter.

Castrillo's Pizza surrounds its kitchen with open boxes, ready to pack up its signature pizzas for takeout or delivery transit. The staff make traditional hand-tossed and thin crust dough before topping it with a variety of toppings. 10" gluten-free crusts are available. The menu also includes customizable calzones, chicken alfredo lasagna, and honey-barbecue chicken wings topped with brown sugar, barbecue sauce, and slices of pineapple. Patrons can carry their meals straight home or settle down to eat in the courtyard just outside Castrillo's front door. For lunch, patrons can get individual pizza slices from 11am to 2pm every day. Although not valid for this Groupon, patrons can order online for delivery.

Today's Groupon gets you $16 worth of lunchtime grub for $8 at Paradise Park downtown. A trailer-park-themed diner is the last thing you’d expect to find in downtown Nashville, but this honkytonk hotspot proves you can’t judge a kitchen by its vinyl siding. This Groupon is only good during lunch hours (10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.) and can’t be used toward alcohol.Follow @Groupon_Says on Twitter.

Diners flip their own flapjacks at The Pfunky Griddle, where every oversize table is topped with its own grill. Unlimited ladles of organic five-grain and unbleached white batter sizzle to golden-brown before they're sprinkled with such toppings as coconut flakes, peanut butter, and blueberries. The menu also accommodates special diets with options for gluten-free, dairy-free, or vegan batter. Chef-made sandwiches—such as a blue-cheese-and-roast-beef wrap—can also be constructed with gluten-free bread upon request.

If The Pfunky Griddle's menu emphasizes homey comforts, the decor channels the great outdoors. Painted trees and blades of grass adorn the walls, and tangled branches traverse the ceiling, bringing to mind a rugged forest campsite or that time you watered all your houseplants with Muscle Milk. A skylight lets in ample sunshine on a spacious back deck.

Named by rearranging the letters of pasta, tapas are the delicious Spanish rebuttal to Italian cuisine’s long-held dinner dominance. Join the fray with today's Groupon to ChaChah. For $25, you’ll get $50 worth of tapas and drinks. Sit by the cozy fireplace and cylinder chandelier in the dining room or take up residence beneath the glowing orbs of light along the bar. For lovely views, dine on the enclosed patio amongst handsome pine pillars and glass-paneled walls. Grab your loquacious epicures and gregarious gourmands for an evening of succulent cuisine and imaginative drinks that'll keep you talking all night long, eventually coaxing your enemy into revealing the location of the Icarus Device. Do share your Halloween candy with your parents, because they’re just going to take it while you’re sleeping anyway.

The casual Murphy Road eatery serves up a south-of-the-border menu with a local kick. Spark things off by dipping locally made white corn chips into a duo of red and green housemade salsas ($2.50) or a vat of fresh, whole-avocado-based guacamole ($4). But the true estrellas of the menu are The Local Taco's namesake local tacos (all are $2.50)—particularly rarely seen varietals such as Texas brisket, Korean barbecue with Asian slaw and toasted sesame seeds, tequila lime chicken, and Southern fried (buttermilk-fried chicken-breast strips with honey lime sauce, lettuce, and tomato). The Local Taco's menu even offers a taco that somehow contains all tacos, but you'll need to be able to see in 12 dimensions in order to perceive it. The Local Taco also offers enchiladas, sides, and soups.