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Four Seasons Nashville Opens Bacco Tuscan Steakhouse After Earning Two Michelin Keys
2026 · 3 min read
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Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences Nashville enters 2026 with genuine momentum, named to U.S. News & World Report's 2026 Best Hotels list and awarded two Michelin Keys, the hotel-rating counterpart to the Michelin Guide's restaurant stars. That recognition arrives just as the hotel opens Bacco, a new Tuscan steakhouse, in Spring 2026, following a multimillion-dollar renovation of the hotel's first-floor restaurant space.
The renovation reimagined the bar and lounge and added a new all-seasons patio, called the terrazza, with an Italian-leaning wine list and cocktail program built to match Bacco's steakhouse focus. Rooftop restaurant Rivière reopened for its 2025 season on April 23, giving the hotel two significantly refreshed dining spaces within the same year.
For a hotel already holding two Michelin Keys, adding a genuinely ambitious new steakhouse concept signals Nashville's Four Seasons intends to keep building on its recognition rather than settling into it. The city's dining scene has grown considerably more sophisticated in recent years, and Bacco is a direct response to that shift.
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