615chutney

Fantastic food, many say the best Indian in Nashville. This is Southern Indian cuisine, and not as familiar to many in the U.S., but the owners and staff are willing to help guide you, and everything is truly delicious. Finish with a proper Indian Chai tea and biscuits. Beyond the incredible food, there owners have taken the opportunity to combine their heritage with the live music that Nashville is famous for. Many evenings feature live music, from singer/songwriter to beautiful Indian music artists.5 stars without hesitation. Book your table now.

We visited 615 chutney on one of their special nights where it's the chefs selection for dinner but unlimited portionsIf you have never had southern Indian that is definitely the night to go. Our host was super helpful in explaining the types of dishes and the different courses that would be available. The restaurant was clean and we found several new items to like this way. We will be back again.

We ate here when we were travelling through Tennessee. I always try to find Authentic South Indian restuarants because they are rare at where I reside (Kentucky).You could tell if it's Authentic Tamil/South Indian restaurant just from the menu. Most of the items were unique to Tamil Nadu and I could tell.I got the original Chicken 65 and it came out "Original" as expected. If you get this from Indian restaurants here, it comes as a gravy/semi dry. Here it came crispy and fried as expected. It was delivered by a cute robot.I got Ceylon Veechu Chettinad chicken as a main. The chettinad chicken is stuffed inside the Veechu Parotta, which was kind of new to me, but tasted good regardless.We also got Paper Roast to share. I ended the meal with South Indian Filter coffee, and overall it was a trip towards my childhood memory lane of growing up in India.

My recent visit to 615Chutnry left me with mixed feelings about this restaurant. I visited with a large group, and I was the first to place my order. Ordering is done online and then food is brought out to your table. When food came for the group, the server was unsure which dish was which. He put one item in front of me, then said to wait, that he needed to check to see if that was right. It wasn't, so he took that plate away and gave it to one of my dining companions. So now, everyone had their food but me. I waited while they ate. Finally, someone flagged down a waiter and told him I was still waiting for my meal. When my meal finally came, well after everyone else's, I was told it was late because they had lost the order. It took an hour from when I ordered to finally receive my order. Despite the issue with ordering and receiving my food, I found the meal to be delicious. I had the chicken tikki masala, and the broth was rich and there was plenty of chicken. The dish was served with rice and a fry bread which was very good. The staff was very friendly and we enjoyed our meals. Other folks at the table said the butter chicken and chicken vindaloo were also very good. I think I would give 615Chutney another chance if I had a craving for Indian food.

Generally, when my dad tells me an Indian restaurant is quite good, it's always worth putting on my to-try list, and my visits to 615 Chutney have proven him yet again right. Despite the rise of good Indian food in the greater Nashville area, there aren't many South Indian places, and, being South Indian myself, I was eager to try this place. Have had a few visits to this place - once for the lunch buffet, a few times for dinner.It's a very different concept than other Indian restaurants. Focusing mostly on South Indian food (think idli, vada, dosa, avial, more vegetarian options but not a fully vegetarian menu), featuring a buffet for lunch and traditional menu for dinner with live music and phone ordering / a robot that delivers your orders, this is just a very fun and social concept compared to other Indian restaurants in the area. My parents love coming here with a big group of friends and ordering most of the vegetarian items on the menu for a fun and unique night out. Some favorites for us are the chana masala, the mixed vegetable curry, the layered kothu paratha, the poori (which was HUGE) and chai. We also thought the Frankie's 615 (like an Indian taco in a wheat flatbread) were really fun and unique compared to other Indian menus we have seen in the area.All around, this is a great addition of a for an Indian restaurant for the area and a win for South Indians looking for decent food in the area. It's also more than just a takeout Indian place, but has a fun ambiance and live music and is a unique night out for those looking for something a bit different.

We heard about 615chuTNey offering a dinner buffet tonight and decided to try it for our first time. The food was phenomenal and the owner is a very kind person. Highly recommend the restaurant and look forward to coming back to try many of the standard menu options. It was definitely worth a 45 minute drive.

A tasty tucked away treat. Easy to miss if you're not looking for it. But you should be! I walked in with a few things in mind I wanted to order, and found out it was a buffet that day. Even better, since I got to try quite a few different things. Various dishes that had goat, chicken, rice, veggies, and more. Everything was delicious and fresh (they regularly replenished the foods). Left feeling very stuffed and still craving more. The live music, a Nashville staple, was also enjoyable.

Can't believe I've waited this long to visit this incredible gem. Don't let distance keep you from this experience!! Ambience is amazing, food is the best Indian I've ever had and service, well, you'll feel like family. I will certainly be back soon especially to enjoy dinner and weekend festivities

My sister & I really just wanted to see if Indian food here was just as good as homemade or even the food we have in our hometown. I love that this place had a variety of different Indian foods, not just your typical butter chicken and naan (they don't have naan btw!). The vibes of the interior gave me like a fusion or modern style of India. Although the system of ordering is not your typical way of doing things, I honestly really liked it! You ordered and paid upfront on your phone so that you don't have to worry about waiting to pay at the end.My sister ordered the onion uthappam, dal tadka, & mango juice and I ordered the chutneyville chicken biryani, a side of dosa, and ras malai. Everything was so delicious and tasted fresh & homemade. We definitely didn't feel like we were too far from home. Highly recommend this place if you're ever in the area or just craving Indian food.

The food is off the charts great, really the best Indian cuisine in the city. Service outstanding with music to dine by on the weekends The appetizers are amazing with big portions. Mainfare meals are extra filling and enough for two Vindalu is especially awesome as with the uthappams being a great way to go, the ground lamd being my favorite. Mango lasse is a extra special drink Lamb chops are seasoned and cooked to perfection A place always on my list The buffet plate is full of different curries and a real treat with dessert and chi tea. Thanks 615 for awesome experience every time