"On the go? Use our mobile site by going to http://m.yellowbot.com/"
Map

The Old Spaghetti Factory

160 Second Avenue N
Nashville, TN 37201
(615) 254-9010
osf.com
4 star rating based on 37 reviews
The Old Spaghetti Factory Menu

Recommend this place?

Love It Hate It

Rate this place!

—
A class act

Good To KnowGood To Know

Payment Methods
American Express Cash Check Diners Club Discover MasterCard Visa  
Hours
Call Ahead Seating Available After 5pm    
Phone Number

tel: (615) 254-9010

Fax Number

tel: (615) 254-3081

Got something to say?

Be the first YellowBot user to review The Old Spaghetti Factory

Information from the business

Kitschy Italian restaurant churns out heaping plates of pasta that won't break the

brought to you by

Citysearch

For more than a generation, families and friends have been coming to The Old Spaghetti Factories, located across the United States, to enjoy our delicious food, charming atmosphere and friendly service. We invite you to dine amid fine antiques, collected from around the world, while savoring perfectly cooked pasta and spaghetti sauces, freshly made, using only the finest ingredients.

The Old... more
Posted by Citysearch on April 13, 2009

Business Description from the Web

brought to you by

dinesite

With a menu offering an American cuisine and is most sought for their pasta, this is a restaurant. Expect the average entrée to cost between $8 and $12.
Posted by dinesite on March 26, 2009

brought to you by

fodors

Brick walls, hardwood floors, and booths made from converted antique beds create a comfortable, rustic ambience in this converted tobacco warehouse in downtown Nashville. There are stained-glass windows, antique light fixtures, and an authentic Nashville trolley car parked in the dining room, plus an extensive collection of photographs and prints of Historic Nashville. Guests pass through the... more
Posted by fodors on September 27, 2007

brought to you by

Citysearch

Whimsical antiques and decorative items--velvet armchairs, vintage-looking fringed lamps and booths made from iron bedsteads--fill the dining room. The OSF Classics menu offers spaghetti with a choice of mushroom sauce, rich meat sauce, browned butter and feta-like mizithra cheese sauce, and more. Other popular favorites are the baked lasagna--layers of noodles, tomato sauce and four kinds of... more
Posted by Citysearch on August 31, 2007

Tips About This Business

Know Before You Go

brought to you by

Citysearch

The kids' menu includes smaller-portioned versions of spaghetti dishes, as well as macaroni and cheese and grilled cheese.
Posted by Citysearch on May 19, 2009

Look Good

brought to you by

Citysearch

Watching your waistline? Ask your server about the low-carb pasta option.
Posted by Citysearch on May 19, 2009

Editorial Reviews from the web

Kitschy Italian restaurant churns out heaping plates of pasta that won't break the bank.

brought to you by

Citysearch

In Short Whimsical antiques and decorative items--velvet armchairs, vintage-looking fringed lamps and booths made from iron bedsteads--fill the dining room. The OSF Classics menu offers spaghetti with a choice of mushroom sauce, rich meat sauce, browned butter and feta-like mizithra cheese sauce, and more. Other popular favorites are the baked lasagna--layers of noodles, tomato sauce... more
Posted by Contributor on April 13, 2009, (Edited October 05, 2008)

brought to you by

frommers

Sure it's touristy, but the drinks are cheap. If you think Victoriana is the height of romance, you won't want to miss out on bringing a date here. It's hard to believe that this elegant room was once a warehouse.
Posted by frommers on April 01, 2007

brought to you by

frommers

With its ornate Victorian elegance, you'd never guess that this restaurant was once a warehouse. Where boxes and bags were stacked, diners now sit surrounded by burnished wood. There's stained and beveled glass all around, antiques everywhere, and plush seating in the waiting area. The front of the restaurant is a large and very elegant bar. Now if they'd just do something about that trolley... more
Posted by frommers on April 01, 2007

Other Reviews from the web

You get what you pay for....

Review Rating
brought to you by

Citysearch

I ate here this past Saturday. The atmosphere is great but the food is DISGUSTING! You would be much better off eating the pasta from a Ryan's/Shoney's buffet or making it yourself with ground beef, a jar of spaghetti sauce, and a box of pasta.

Our meal started with a spinach and artichoke "dip". No lie, we were served a bowl of watery spinach "soup"- zero taste and completely inedible.

We... more
Posted by atlguy35 on April 13, 2009, (Edited December 21, 2008)

Wonderful atmosphere but food could be much better

Review Rating
brought to you by

Citysearch

I took my husband here for Father's Day. He wanted to go to Macaroni Grill, but I suggested trying the Spaghetti Factory since we had never been there. The atmosphere was great but the food was about the same as one would expect to get at Fazoli's. I felt bad afterward. I know he didn't enjoy the meal as much as he would have enjoyed Macaroni Grill. For sides, the only option is broccoli;... more
Posted by csm1956 on April 13, 2009, (Edited June 14, 2008)

Good food, pleasant experience

Review Rating
brought to you by

Citysearch

Ate here with friends on a Friday night and really enjoyed the experience. It wasn't too crowded, surprisingly, so we were seated immediately in a large, charmingly decorated room. Our server was not the greatest but he got the job done. I ordered the spaghetti with browned butter for the main course and, despite its simplicity, it tasted great. It's also nice that the price on the menu not... more
Posted by nashgal85 on April 13, 2009, (Edited May 23, 2008)
» view all 40 Reviews
Data by Localeze
© 2007-2009 Solfo, Inc. – All rights reserved (v23.1.2-0-gf26f5b26-M)