As fate would have it, Nashville’s hottest new steakhouse makes its home in Nashville oldest skyscraper. The Life & Casualty Insurance Company, was constructed in 1956 and was the first major construction in downtown after World War II. As Nashville’s first modern skyscraper at 409 feet and 31 stories, it still carries the neon initials L&C. Step into the art-deco interior of the iconic building at 4th and Church–an elegant space inspired by the Prohibition era’s more sophisticated speakeasies – and you’ll find yourself in Deacon’s New South. It’s an upscale yet casual dining experience that is centered around dry-aged steaks, locally sourced produce, vintage cocktails and sommelier-selected vintages for its world-class wine selection.