Everything about Sadie's is amazing, from the ambiance to the service. The food is amazing…read morequality--the whipped feta is a MUST. Also, if there is any opportunity for a buffet, take it. The brunch buffet is very reasonably priced and the assortment and quality of food are unbeatable. We went for mother's day and plan to return for other holiday brunches.

We lovvvved everything about Sadie's in Nashville! From the moment we walked in, the space felt…read moreairy, spacious, vibrant, and incredibly clean. The atmosphere alone makes you want to stay awhile. The cocktails were outstanding--fresh, flavorful, and actually boozy! I ordered the Daphne, and we also had a rosé and an espresso martini. Every drink was not only beautiful but genuinely delicious. The food was an absolute A+. Everything tasted fresh and full of flavor. The cucumber chickpea salad was incredible, the hummus with spiced lamb and olive tapenade was amazing, and the warm pita took it to another level. My grilled shrimp was perfectly cooked, fresh, and so satisfying. This was our first stop in Nashville after arriving from Chicago, and it set the bar high for the rest of the trip. We were dining with a local friend and made sure to tell them what a great recommendation it was. Highly recommend--Sadie's is a must-visit when you're in Nashville!

I needed a quick spot to grab a bite before a Zoom meeting and saw this place had a short line,…read moreplus I love Greek food, so I went for it. Physical Location & Service: The space itself is great. It's clean, airy, and thankfully cool, which is a lifesaver in a Nashville summer. There's also plenty of seating available. The cashier and the workers were friendly, which was a nice touch. Food & Flavor: This is where it all fell apart. I got the build-your-own bowl with the Mediterranean harissa chicken. I'm not sure if they got the memo that this is the home of hot chicken, but the harissa chicken was completely bland and not spicy at all. The rice pilaf was a major letdown--super under-seasoned and crunchy, like some of the grains were uncooked. The tzatziki sauce was also underwhelming, just an unseasoned yogurt mess with no flavor. Value: All of that came to $17 for a very unsatisfying meal. I wasn't expecting an authentic Greek experience, just something Greek-adjacent, and this felt more like something from a bland potluck. Definitely not worth the price for the quality of food received.

I won't lie this was not my best takeout experience. I cannot speak on the service or ambiance…read moresince I just stopped in quickly to grab my food; I'll say that it was ready punctually. However for the price that I paid I would expect a lot more food. There was barely anything in there and almost no tzatziki. What was there was good, but I am not sure I'd order here again

Tried Istanbul Shawarma and it did not disappoint. I loved the beef & lamb mix shawarma wrap…read more.. perfectly seasoned, flavorful, and not overly sauced, which really let the meat shine. Every bite was balanced and satisfying. My friend ordered the shish kebab bowl and absolutely loved it as well. The flavors were spot on, and the portion was solid. Overall, great execution, authentic flavors, and definitely a place worth revisiting.

Located in the Assembly Food Hall is Istanbul Shawarma. I've had some pretty incredible shawarma…read morebefore, so the bar is a bit high. I ordered the Chicken Istanbul Shawarma Bowl with bulgar as my base. It was alright, not too flavorful. It was $16, which is quite pricy for counter-service food. It was a good amount of food, though! The food hall can be quite an overstimulating experience on a Saturday at 7 pm, so be wary if you're looking for a peaceful dining experience. Good luck finding somewhere to sit. All the food booths charge $3 for a fountain drink/water unless you want to drink out of a snow cone "cup". Bring a reusable water bottle if you can!

This Cava is situated in the chaos of Broadway right below assembly food hall. It is clean and…read morepretty quick for mobile orders and the quality is consistent across its other locations. I think the potions here might be slightly smaller than those at less busy locations. However, everything is always fresh. The pita chips are a recent favorite of mine!

This place was easy to find in the Assembly Food Hall. I ordered at the counter and dined in. Food…read morewas great and place was clean. I had never been so I was glad I looked on the website to know to ask for free pita on the side. I got the Greek Salad and it was just the right amount for me.

After a morning of shopping at a local craft fair on Charlotte Pike, we were in the mood for a…read moregreat meal. I've wanted to eat at Fattoush Café since I moved to Nashville, but I've never found myself in that part of town at meal time. We walked in and found a cozy atmosphere, with no pretense. A single gentleman behind the counter, who may have been the owner, begged our indulgence as none of his employees had shown up to work that day. We were fine to wait given the delicious smells coming from the grill. He asked us if we wanted the chicken shawarma, and then apologized because he was freshly cooking a batch and it would take 15 minutes to be ready. That was music to our ears. Any Mediterranean restaurant that cooks proteins to order shows great promise. We had a chicken Shawarma salad, and the super platter. The portions were tremendous, the proteins were spectacular, and the tzatziki and spicy sauce both tasted looked and smelled homemade. The hummus was some of the best I've had in this town. The total for two huge meals, that really fed us each twice, was a paltry $40. The man behind the counter thanked us for coming in, again thanked us before we left, and was genuinely kind and seemed happy to have us in the restaurant. Very highly recommended for an amazing Middle Eastern meal on Charlotte Pike near downtown Nashville.

Only had 30 minutes for lunch. Waited on food for 30 mins…read more Gentleman serving was in no hurry and did not care. No drinks while waiting. Don't have time to come back.

First guy (older guy) helping us was super nice but then a younger guy took over and you could tell…read morehe didn't want to be there and his effort was as minimal as it gets. We enjoyed our food, the meat was not too salty and had good flavor. They pretty much give you all the goods so you don't have to make you sacrifice. We enjoyed the combination of everything on our dish and it was a decent portion for the price. I still don't know what about it was Chicago style but we enjoyed our food lol

Out of all of the delicious food options available at the farmer's market, Chicago Style Gyro is a…read moremust try!! There are plentiful options and they are ALL delicious, especially the gyros and the falafels! The workers are efficient and friendly. The entire booth is immaculately clean! Pro tip: let them make your food the way it's meant to be (no substitutions), you won't regret it!

One of the most memorable meals of the trip. We ordered the Chick-In Feast, Feast for 6…read more The meal started with solid appetizers. Four fried phyllo dough rolls with chicken (wish this was 6 since the feast was for 6). The others were different dipping sauces to eat with pita bread. Everything was good but our favorites were Humus (hummus) and Alinazik. The Alinazik was creamy, smoky, with a mild taste eggplant in it. That was followed by the Haydari (yogurt with dill and mint). Wasn't quite sure what to think of Ezme which had walnuts and was tart and fruity. Definitely interesting and worth trying, but we wound up only eating about half of that one. The soups (6) - A choice between 2 - Mercimek (lentil soup) almost tasted like a split pea soup - (solid. Chicken soup tasted like cream of chicken with bigger pieces of chicken - ok. Salad was ok. It was like a house salad with a slight drizzle of creamy dressing. The dressing was purple (maybe from pomegranate). The main show was the entree. A massive mountain of saffron rice topped with various grilled meats and vegetables. My favorites were the chicken wings and the ground chicken kebabs. I didn't particularly care for the pearl onions since they were on the grill too long (burnt with acrid flavor). Dessert was 6 pieces of baklava. A pretty good version of it. Very sweet from chocolate sauce, not very crispy. The walls are covered in chicken related decor featuring chicken puns. If you like dad jokes, this will be a positive. The feast at Only Chicken is truly a feast. I love the amount of variety they're able to get with just one protein and the grill. Fun and memorable experience.

I love this restaurant!! I typically come for lunch to get the $14.95 lunch special. I came today…read morefor lunch with a friend - she got the spicy chicken (spice level 2) and I got the Iskender. Both were delicious, portion sizes were huge. It comes with a salad and pasta. Restaurant has a cute outdoor patio for nicer days, and a clean interior. The staff are always so kind and willing to explain anything on the menu. They also have a small parking lot with several spots in the back if you don't want to deal with Hillsboro paid parking. Definitely a hidden gem in Nashville. I've never had anything short of exceptional food here!

NOTHING was right!…read more The food came late and the order I received wasn't even mine. I'm addition, the wrong food I got was freezing cold. *reference picture below* NEVER ordering from this place again!

Great food and prices..... but the worst service you will ever have. We waited over 45 minutes…read more(with no drinks either) for our food to come to the table.... and then when we wanted to pay the bill at the desk the employees sat on their phone for MINUTES without even looking up. We had also ordered tea.... and 5 minutes after the food shows up, they tell us that they couldn't find their ONE mug. Wow. Not going here again.... I didn't even mention the dingy restaurant....Definitely should have just walked out.

Absolutely love Cava! The food is always fresh, staff is busy, yet attentive. And it's always nice…read moreto either sit or grab to go. My go to order is a bowl with super greens, saffron rice, two eggplants & one harissa hummus scoop, grilled chicken, extra corn, extra broccoli, cabbage slaw, & pickled onions. And let's not forget a fresh order of pita chips...chef's kiss! Maybe I'll try something different one day, but for right now, this has my heart!

Customer Service Needs Work'. Food is good as always. When ordering, you feel rushed. I understand…read moreit's a busy area, but treat customers as you would like to be treated. The restaurant was not as clean, but it's due to the many people.

Just moved into my new place downtown,had some hungry folks that helped me with my move. I…read moreremembered this place opening not too long ago and seen a flier near the entrance to my building. I kept it simple,2 large pizza's. 45 minutes later they arrive,let's put it this way.I've have better FROZEN pizza than this! The WORST pizza I've ever had! Now after reading what another posted here about a rat?I wouldn't have ordered from this place. For some strange reason my app on my phone hasn't been working correctly or I would have searched.

Although I have vowed to never come to this restaurant again, I still have to give them 4 stars…read more Their gyro is the best gyro I have ever had in my entire life! And everything else that I've tasted was really good. The price isn't too bad, its definitely not cheap though. Main issue is that their delivery service is very unpredictable, it usually ranges from 40 to 90 minutes. If my ex boyfriend called, it would usually take about 20-35 minutes. That's right! there's a difference! I noticed this pattern and asked my then boyfriend to discuss it with the guys that work there... apparently since they all shared Middle Eastern backgrounds, these guys really liked my ex boyfriend. They thought it was so cool that he was Israeli and they respected him because he was a male! I can't believe it, these punks take longer to feed me because I'm a woman! Well, scarew a you!