$30 for $60 Worth of Upscale Dining and Drinks at Prime 108
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- Upscale dining atmosphere
- Fresh, seasonal ingredients
- Historical Union Station setting
- Chef's tasting menu weekly
Before the invention of the morally degenerate spork, every dinner was a fine-dining occurrence. Harken back to those bygone days of classy mastication with today's Groupon: for $30, you get $60 worth of upscale American dining and drinks at Prime 108, ensconced among the walnut paneling, stained glass, international artwork, and hand-blown glass chandeliers of historical Union Station. This Groupon is not valid for breakfast or special events.
Executive chef Thomas Cook has stuffed Prime 108's dinner and lunch menu with seasonal ingredients, beefy slabs of steak, and fresh seafood. Foreshadow your feast with the prime crab cakes with roasted pepper and saffron aiolis, cucumber relish, and micro herbs ($15) before delving into a decadent dinner of 22-ounce cowboy bone-in rib eye with prosciutto-wrapped asparagus ($34). If your appetite is feeling aqueous, order the pecan crusted trout, served with snow peas, citrus beurre blanc and a blood orange ($29). Herbivores and herbivoyeurs can photosynthesize their plates with a leafy amalgamation, such as the Union Station signature caesar salad, a garden dish showcasing sun-dried tomatoes frolicking with crisp parmesan and asiago cheeses in a lush pasture of lettuce ($7).
Union Station's formerly train-filled 19th-century ambience provides an appropriately historical backdrop for a dinner celebrating an anniversary, birthday, or the anniversary of being fired on one's birthday. Feast your starving eyes before your stomach with a stroll through the Italian marble arches of the painstakingly restored Union Station Hotel, or simply lounge by the restaurant's stone fireplace before savoring a luxurious banquet from one of the equally luxurious banquettes beneath Prime 108's 22-foot ceilings, stone columns, and original stained-glass windows. Guarantee a second date or seventh remarriage with today's Groupon to Prime 108.
Reservations are required.
Reviews
Prime 108 was featured in Southern Living. Gayot gives the restaurant a good rating, OpenTable reviewers give it an average of 4.4 stars, and nearly 20 Yelpers give it a 4.5-star average.
- You’ll find tried-and-true dishes plated with classic style, served in a striking setting amid soaring ceilings and lavish stonework. – Gayot
- Prime 108 has probably some of the best service of any restaurant in Nashville that I have been to, and the food is excellent, to boot. – Robert K., Yelp, 9/13/08
- Upscale dining atmosphere
- Fresh, seasonal ingredients
- Historical Union Station setting
- Chef's tasting menu weekly
Before the invention of the morally degenerate spork, every dinner was a fine-dining occurrence. Harken back to those bygone days of classy mastication with today's Groupon: for $30, you get $60 worth of upscale American dining and drinks at Prime 108, ensconced among the walnut paneling, stained glass, international artwork, and hand-blown glass chandeliers of historical Union Station. This Groupon is not valid for breakfast or special events.
Executive chef Thomas Cook has stuffed Prime 108's dinner and lunch menu with seasonal ingredients, beefy slabs of steak, and fresh seafood. Foreshadow your feast with the prime crab cakes with roasted pepper and saffron aiolis, cucumber relish, and micro herbs ($15) before delving into a decadent dinner of 22-ounce cowboy bone-in rib eye with prosciutto-wrapped asparagus ($34). If your appetite is feeling aqueous, order the pecan crusted trout, served with snow peas, citrus beurre blanc and a blood orange ($29). Herbivores and herbivoyeurs can photosynthesize their plates with a leafy amalgamation, such as the Union Station signature caesar salad, a garden dish showcasing sun-dried tomatoes frolicking with crisp parmesan and asiago cheeses in a lush pasture of lettuce ($7).
Union Station's formerly train-filled 19th-century ambience provides an appropriately historical backdrop for a dinner celebrating an anniversary, birthday, or the anniversary of being fired on one's birthday. Feast your starving eyes before your stomach with a stroll through the Italian marble arches of the painstakingly restored Union Station Hotel, or simply lounge by the restaurant's stone fireplace before savoring a luxurious banquet from one of the equally luxurious banquettes beneath Prime 108's 22-foot ceilings, stone columns, and original stained-glass windows. Guarantee a second date or seventh remarriage with today's Groupon to Prime 108.
Reservations are required.
Reviews
Prime 108 was featured in Southern Living. Gayot gives the restaurant a good rating, OpenTable reviewers give it an average of 4.4 stars, and nearly 20 Yelpers give it a 4.5-star average.
- You’ll find tried-and-true dishes plated with classic style, served in a striking setting amid soaring ceilings and lavish stonework. – Gayot
- Prime 108 has probably some of the best service of any restaurant in Nashville that I have been to, and the food is excellent, to boot. – Robert K., Yelp, 9/13/08