Was visiting from out of town and decided to try out Honey Fire Barbeque! The food hall is large…read morewith lots of choices. It was a busy Saturday but we were able to find seating. It's the most varied food hall I've ever been into with so many great option. We got pulled pork bbq plate with Mac/cheese and apples. Two brisket sandwiches with Mac/chesse and green beans. All meats were perfect and the greens beans had a nice flare as the meat in the beans were brisket. The Mac/cheese was just okay. Needed more seasoning and the Mac/cheese was a little runny. Overall great experience!

Assembly Food Hall has over 20 eateries and bars with a good variety of options, from grilled…read morecheese sandwiches and tacos to Mediterranean and Vietnamese cuisine. Located on Rep. John Lewis Way S between Broadway and Commerce Street near the Ryman Auditorium, it's centrally located. We went there three times while in Nashville: to grab a wrap from Radish ("fast-casual healthy food restaurant with menu highlights including grain bowls, wraps, and salads") to stave off hypoglycemia; for dinner at Sixty Vines; and drinks at Butterfly Bar. It's a pretty solid place to go to grab a bite to eat, and there's something for everyone. Also, it's a good place to use the washroom. [Yelp collections: Nashville, TN 2026; Pee for free!]

The best thing about this place is that the choices are all over. If you are vegan you can come…read morehere and enjoy an amazing lunch or dinner. For everyone who is not vegan you can come as well and everybody be satisfied while still eating together. There are often a lot of families here because the atmosphere is really nice and welcoming. Place is also very safe and everyone friendly. VEGAN SUGGESTION: Get a well done Vegan Grilled Cheese from The Grilled Cheeserie. Eat it with a Vegan Pho from Vui's Kitchen. Along side A side of Cactus Salad from Tacos Aurora.

The wings were smoked. Had a good smoky flavor with a nice crust on them. Nice crispy wings…read more Half chicken was delicious. Wonderful flavor and it was not dry at all. Green Beans were canned and mushy. I could not eat them. I had the fried cauliflower and a few pieces had raw batter. Yuck! You order at the bar and then they bring the food out to you. Service was good but literally one person on for lunch. Ambience pretty good. There's big long tables outside.

Awesome place with a lot of food and different type of little shops. And some outside…read more Place is a whole vibes. People are nice and place is well kept. Definitely a must if u are in Nashville

Plaza Mariachi has something for everyone. I love how they host community events for all ages. I…read morehave attended a live convert or two there as well as salsa dancing. They always have very good music and there is plenty of seating available. They also have so many food, drink, and shopping options it's like an adventure all in one place. Their staff keeps the place clean by clearing tables, drinks, and spills. Considering the area there is security present in the parking lot and within the venue but I have never been there when anything has gotten out of hand so they must really be doing their job right. All in all Plaza is a vibe so if you are looking for something different definitely check them out.

From the owners of Peace, Love and Paws, The PickUp is the newest spot to find all the best food…read moretrucks in one place! The food truck park is located adjacent to PLP on Brick Church, and while it shares a lot with the doggy daycare, it features its own entrance, parking and unique space outfitted with several food trucks, seating, activities and plenty of open space to mingle, checkout the trucks and just enjoy yourself! The park is open Thursday to Sunday, 11a - 7p each day, and has a daily rotation of food trucks of all varieties. On my first visit in, I honed in on and made a b-line to NashBrew Coffee! Was a great pick me up while I waited in PLP to bring out my little dude from daycare. Today's line up was from coffee to dessert to savory sandwiches. I only scooped up a coffee, but the other trucks looked great! As noted, they have a great space to sit and stay, pun intended. There are lots of tables and given their proximity to PLP, they not only welcome bringing your pet, they encourage it! Overall, really cool space to have in the neighborhood! Excited to see what delish trucks become part of the rotation!

For casino food, it is not horrible. It is slightly overpriced and service was pretty slow but the…read morestaff seemed to care and the food was decent when served. I would encourage them to place more of a focus on speed and acknowledging customers in line. It seems like there goal would be to serve food quick to get guests gambling and to concerts in a timely fashion but that is not the case - here it is more you are trapped and we tell you how much to pay and how long to wait....

Just had lunch with my best friend. The food was excellent delicious my hats off to the chef. Miss…read moreTracy was very nice. Will be back. Excellent Mallory is great and take on register nice staff

deciBels is the food court located inside Soundwaves for guests. We split the K-Pop chicken…read moresandwich (comes with great steak fries) & a chicken quesadilla - both were fairly decent! Expensive for what you get, but ease of access / timesaver while at Soundwaves make it worth it. They also have a full bar & if you're wanting something else they have a seasonal outdoor food truck near the wave pool. The line can get long, max 3 orders can be taken at the same time, servers were working as efficient as possible! With an open floor plan, plenty of waterproof chairs, this is a great spot a waterpark break. Inside bar is the same menu as the outdoor Rhythm Bar - I went with their frozen margarita and it was so refreshing and flavorful!

Founded by Bennett Maxwell in an Arizona dorm room in 2018, Dirty Dough opened their 64th location…read moreand first in Tennessee during the spring of 2025. Located at the southeastern corner of the Watson Glen strip mall, they offer warm cookies. But they differ from the competition like Crumbl, Tiff's Treats, Cookie Fix, et al. with a unique twist. As Bing Crosby once said in White Christmas, "Everybody's got an angle." And Dirty Dough's angle is the stuffed cookie. Nearly every version on the menu has an extra layer of filling in the middle, typically with a different and complementary flavor. There are the regulars like the Brookie (a chocolate chip cookie stuffed with caramel), and The Reverse (a peanut butter cookie surrounding a chocolate chip cookie stuffed with fudge). The Maple Bacon Pancake cookie was my favorite of the classics. Weekly specials also drift in and out, including the one that blew my mind, a little masterpiece called Bunny Bait. It's a graham cracker cookie stuffed with cheesecake filling, topped with bits of pecans, caramel, and carrot cake frosting. I'm not a fan of carrot cake, but this combined of flavors is absolutely divine! If it's in stock, get it! And to be honest, while Crumbl alleged in a widely published 2023 story that a former corporate employee of theirs defected to Dirty Dough with trade secrets, Dirty Dough does what they do far better than Crumbl. So take that!

Familiar with this spot from my previous experiences with this franchise in Arizona and loved the…read morecookies there. I got 1 gluten free friendly chocolate chip cookie. It was baked too long and too dark and somewhat dried out. These cookies are typically known for being more on the "doughy" side, so this was a miss. I know they are newly opened, so some tweaks will need to be made. Will try again in a few months.

the food was great we all enjoyed it the crab omg that was goood we all enjoyed it as a family i…read moredefinitely recommend it

Food: 1* Service: 1*…read moreAmbiance: 4* Food I ordered the pad kee mao with chicken (2*). I also ordered the fresh spring rolls (2*). The person taking the order Juan according to the receipt was disaffected, disengaged, and unhelpful. There was no line nor were there people waiting when I stepped up to order. I asked if the Pad Kee Mao was spicy, like it is supposed to be, and he said he didn't know, but he would ask the kitchen to make it spicy. I ordered the spring rolls which supposedly would have shrimp in them with a sauce. I asked for it to go. I paid and was told to wait in the pick up area (6 feet away). It was a chaotic mess between the cooks and the pick up area. When you tried to ask a question, no one would respond. They were speaking Spanish, so I switched to Spanish. They looked at me surprised that a white guy was speaking Spanish. All of a sudden, they were responsive. I asked for spicy sauce. Service was very poor as described. When I asked for my bag to carry my food to go, the guy looked at me and threw me a plastic bag. Really? I left and walked to my hotel room to enjoy. The pad was flavorless, no spice, no chicken, just noodles, a bell pepper, two small pieces of broccoli, and sauce. No meat. No tofu. Nothing more. The spring rolls were falling apart. Very poorly wrapped and almost exclusively cabbage. No meat, no shrimp, just veggies. The sauce was peanut like but so watered down that it didn't even coat the rolls. The ambiance was nice. That is due to the food hall and has nothing to do with this restaurant. I would NOT return.