Looking for something beyond the ordinary? These restaurants are sure to surprise and delight your taste buds.
1. Yokohama Japanese Cuisine and Sushi
Yokohama Japanese Cuisine and Sushi is the place to go if you want fresh, artfully crafted sushi and authentic Japanese food. Ask about their specials because they're always innovating. The restaurant also offers sushi classes if you want to learn how to make this delicious cuisine for yourself.
Curry pizza? You heard that right. Along with traditionally flavored pizzas, pastas and wings, this restaurant also serves Indian-style pizzas like chicken curry, tikka masala, madras lamb, butter chicken and more. Trust us, it’s delicious.
As soon as you step into the bakery, the sights and smells will transport you to France. Go on a culinary journey by trying the croissants, danishes, scones and more. Everything is freshly made in-house each day. Be sure to arrive as soon as they open because they sell out quickly.
This classic diner boasts a culinary wonder in the form of the area's largest tenderloin - a legendary sandwich that could easily last three meals. Those up for a mouthwatering challenge try to finish it in one sitting.
5. Butter Sugar Flour Coffee and Pastry Bar
Struggling to pick just one drink off the menu? Same here. Try their beverage and sweets flight featuring a monthly selection of four specialty drinks paired with four complimentary treats.
Sisters Korean Restaurant introduces diners to the bold and exotic flavors of authentic Korean cuisine. Whether you pick bulgogi, teriyaki chicken, bibimbap or another great choice, you won't be disappointed.
7. Up Cellar
Experience rooftop dining at this modern steakhouse and wine bar. Enjoy a selection of wines from around the world while savoring dishes like local grass-fed filet mignon, lobster and corn risotto or duck breast with blackberry merlot sauce. If you have room, finish the meal with a scoop of house-made gelato.
Pictured: grilled salmon with seasonal risotto, mango cucumber salsa and sugar snap peas
Whether you practice a gluten-free diet or not, 1823 Bakehouse is sure to impress. Their rotating variety of baked goods like scones, donuts and brownies are a fan favorite. Plus, they offer a wide variety of coffee, tea and other beverages, as well as breakfast and lunch items like sandwiches and quiche.
Made with locally sourced produce, these juices, smoothies and acai bowls are as fresh as can be. Boost your health and quench your thirst at the same time. They also offer locally roasted coffee and gluten-free baked goods.
Bring the gals and experience a traditional afternoon tea setting with dainty teapots and cups, finger sandwiches, scones and other treats. There is also a petite version for the little ladies called Princess Tea.
Bonus
Sit outside on their patio to soak up the sun or explore the upstairs bistro and wine bar setting. Whichever you choose, you’ll be lavished with artfully selected wine and unique plates. They have options from bruschetta to lobster macaroni and cheese to margherita pizza. Lastly, you can’t forget about their vast wine selection. They have more than 500 bottles available for purchase and a rotation of 20 on their menu.
It’s not every day that you find a gourmet macaron shop. After perfecting the art of these delicate French pastries, Norma Jean’s brought them to Franklin in a rotating variety of flavors like lavender honey, earl grey orange, Andes mint, cinnamon roll and more. Check their Facebook to see what flavors are on the menu each week.
Cellar's Market is the place to get cool, creamy gelato that will transport you straight to the Italian countryside. While you're there, enjoy gourmet pastries and a selection of locally made goods.
