Assembly Hall

Hail to the hall! Nash up Everybody! After a walk on Boardway and downtown head to the line up at the Assembly Hall. Now if you wanna be greasy for the day and hot it’s ok. Hit up Prince’s hot chicken wings and HOLD’em down collard greens they were a little over seasoned/spice but still had a good flavor eat with your muffin to soak in all in. & Istanbul Shawarma for roasted lamb, rice and salad-for yall healthier pickers you can’t go wrong. Overall I will rate the hall a 5! Enjoy and feast your appetite.

Several restaurants had very good gluten-free options, while others had none. My favorites were the Pho and Shawarma places. Cava was just ok.

I absolutely loved this place! There were so many options for eating and I totally loved the casual dining atmosphere. There was a bar, and service there was good too with music provided by Tory Grace. I really enjoyed the food options and when back in town will visit again!

This is a gem in downtown Nashville. The architecture is beautiful. It is a kind of food hall with several different mini restaurants that represent larger local counterparts. All of it is under one roof in two buildings, joined by an enclosed bridge over the street. There are insta photo places scattered around. There are a couple of centrally placed full bars. Tables are scattered around the perimeter. Great thing is that everyone in your party can get what they're hunkering for, and you can sit together. You can even take your food to the bar and eat it there while you drink your Homestead Hazy.

The Assembly Food Hall is one of the most popular and sought after tourist destinations in Nashville. It is spread across three floors, with over 30 different restaurants and food stores serving thousands of visitors every day. There’s a huge variety of stores here, including burger shack, BBQ, seafood, lobster, sushi, Indian, Mediterranean, Mexican, sandwich shops, ice parlors, wine bars and so many more. Sometimes artists perform live music as well. There are tables all around in each floor. Still during peak hours it was difficult to get an empty table. We walked around for few minutes until we say a group leaving a table and grabbed it right away. The are several staff members who walk around and clean the empty tables. There’s also long lines at each store when it’s rush hours. We waited about 10-15 to order at each store. We spent couple of hours here, got to try some tacos, sushi, lobster roll and ice cream. Ice cream from Hattie’s was amazing but rest of the items were okay. But we were happy to experience one of the most popular activities