Turkish Restaurants in Nashville, TN

“My new favorite place in Hillsboro Village! It’s not just chicken - really delicious Turkish food and the menu has so many options. Also a great place to take a group or a family.“

“Man very delicious!! Great customer service!!“

“If you are looking for an unforgettable dining experience, Edessa Restaurant in Nashville, Tennessee is the place to be. As someone who has traveled almost 80 miles to indulge in the delicious Turkish food, I can attest that Edessa Restaurant is a hidden gem that should not be missed. The restaurant's ambiance is warm and inviting, with friendly staff who welcome you with a smile. The service is prompt, and the food always arrives hot and fresh. The menu is detailed in English, making it easy to understand, and there is no confusion when it comes to choosing what to order. What makes Edessa Restaurant stand out is the presentation of their food, which is nothing short of jaw-dropping. Each dish is beautifully plated, and the flavors are expertly balanced. The cleanliness of the restaurant is also noteworthy, ensuring a comfortable and hygienic dining experience. In my recent visits, our server Hanan was exceptional. Her name in Arabic means "Tenderness with compassion and affection," and she truly lived up to her name by providing prompt and attentive service with a smile. As someone who has tried various types of cuisine from different cultures, I can confidently say that Edessa Restaurant's Turkish food and service are unmatched. I highly recommend anyone looking to try something new and unique to visit Edessa Restaurant in Nashville, TN. I give it 5 stars, and it is undoubtedly the number-one Turkish restaurant around. Ramzi Haroun, MD, FAAP“

“Never thought we'd find Uzbek food - let alone Michelin-recognized Uzbek food - in Nashville, but we are so glad we did! Just a few blocks from Centennial Park, it was a great spot to grab lunch. We tried the tomato-onion-cucumber salad, the chicken-cheese samosa, and the Uyghur fried noodles. The salad was very basic, not much in terms of dressing, but the veggies were fresh. The samosa was not like an Indian samosa, it was more oblong and the chicken was on a skewer inside the dough, with onions and a scant amount of cheese. The flavor was great, the breading was fresh and flaky, and the mild pepper sauce it came with was very tasty. The fried noodles were the star of the meal. Handmade noodles make all the difference, and these were spectacular - chewy and soft and just delicious, mixed with flavorful beef, bell peppers, and topped with a fried egg. It was so good! We sat on their beautiful enclosed patio, and the server was very friendly. We will come back next time we're in town.“

“I and friends visited Anatolia Turkish restaurant in Nashville TN last night. It didn’t disappoint us at all. Our food was delicious just like I would get it in Türkiye. The service was excellent ..the restaurant itself was clean and I would definitely recommend to visit and enjoy the delicious food. And please don’t forget to get the dessert Künefe and baklava. It is out of this world.“