Peachtree Grill

Hidden gem just 20 minutes from Nashville Airport, tucked into a home & truly "neighborhood grill." We took a chance since this was the only area restaurant open during the tornado watch, and it didn't disappoint! With a small outside eating area or the quaint inside seating, we felt right at home during the storm. We were served an absolutely beautiful Ruben sandwich on thick marbled rye, just like grandma would make! Look at that picture... it tasted as amazing as it looked!! So, will we be back? With a hearty "Yes" we say!! I'm looking forward to our next visit already!

I ordered a kabob platter from here. Honestly, it wasn't bad, but it also wasn't good. The quality of the meat or and outside sitting area for dining doesnt match up with the price to be honest. Their chicken kabob is their best protein. The shrimp is okay and the seasoning is very light. The beef was cut into cubes and just didn't appear fresh (more manufactured). The service and manager were really nice. Really sweet manager and staff.

stopped by here after landing at the local airport. We pulled into the parking lot to find a really tight driveway and outdoor seating. We made our way inside to place our order and there were a couple of tables there if you'd like to sit inside, but there's no air-conditioning in there either.The menu was on a TV screen and it kind of seemed all over the place. It was a mixture of cheeseburgers and fried food plus what they think is Mediterranean meals. I got the mixed meat platter and I was very confused upon receiving it. As a new yorker, this isn't my cup of tea and i didn't enjoy the food. It seemed very low quality and the taste was not for me.

3.5You know how you can tell it's been a while? The name of the business changes. I looked high and low on the Jelps for the Peachtree Drive-In and couldn't find it. I saw a 'Peachtree Grill' but that wasn't the place I'd patronized, was it? It was/is... sorta. Looking at the pictures and going back a few years (!) in the reviews, I see the the place is one and the same (sorta). The menu looks similar and the appearance is the same. The name is akin to the old one so I'm assuming some sort of rebrand for some sort of reason is afoot. All of this is to say, I came here when it was the Peachtree Drive-In.Admittedly, the name never made much sense (perhaps the why behind the change). No drive-in movies. No drive-through service. Just a kitschy (in a good way) building in Woodbine with a gravel parking lot and covered outside dining. Not that I would be dining in (I was still a ways away from being comfortable for that) but it was nice to note. I needed to go grocery shopping but that was a weekend errand so it came that midweek in late summer, I wanted a nice lunch. Remembering that I'd heard of the Drive-In and was curious to know how that worked, I called in an order. I hopped in the car and headed south to pick it up. I arrived, parked and went up to the window in the covered patio to give my name for pick up. I picked up. I paid. I did not check my order before leaving. That's my bad.I got home to tear into my Spicy Chorizo burger. The burger: a mix of beef and chorizo with green goddess avocado spread, onion, and tomato. Sweet. Well, that should have been the burger. Underneath the patty was mayo or a mayo-like substance of some kind. Probably not a big deal for most. For me, it was a problem. I hate mayo. Things that evoke words like 'tang' make me recoil. The mouthfeel of mayo is nauseating. Mayo was not supposed to be on the burger, yet there it was. On my burger. Le sigh. I was already home. I didn't want to drive all the way back to Woodbine. I should have checked my food before leaving. And for $10 plus tax that was my food. No sides came with the special-of-the-day burger. I le sighed again, scrapped off (as best I could) the mayo, made my own season tater tots and grabbed a beer (so as to fight the cooties from the mayo remnants). 3.5 but I'll round up for good karma. And, because, well, the restaurant I patronized technically doesn't exist.

I was impressed with the super kale & quinoa salad and falafel meal, but the corn fritters were out of this world. Everyone has to order them as an app! It's hard to find good quality food with meals $10 or under, but this is the real deal. There is indoor & outdoor seating. The indoor seating is so cute and fresh with lots of plants. Ordering at the counter is easy, and the menu is plentiful. Typically, they don't have table service but the worker did bring us our food. The venue is on a quiet street off of Nolensville Pike. There is free parking in the back. If you're hungry right before or after a flight at BNA, this location is only 20 min away. I will definitely be back!

A great little neighborhood joint. Went for lunch on a Friday and didn't have much of a wait. Lots of menu items to choose from, but I always have to get lamb if it's offered. I got the lamb dip, and it was very good. I'm not sure if I'd get it again because I'd want to try something else, but loved the size and value for the sandwich. Got the falafel too, would've loved more. Was quite a hot day so sitting outside wasn't preferable. There were open tables inside. Only reason it's lacking a star is that it felt outdated & a few things could've been done better (communication from employees - do we get our food, does it come to us, what to do when done etc). I've seen this place surfacing on social recently so maybe it'll help with small improvements!

Food is excellent!!! Ambiance is great. The men taking our orders were a little, just a little grumpy but not bad. There's ample parking too!

This is such a cute little place! Everything feels home cooked! They mentioned that they make their own Nashville hot sauce so I thought that was special and unique, but it did just taste like any regular hot sauce. There were a few other places in Nashville that had more flavorful Nashville hot chicken, but I think this one was probably the healthiest option we tried. The service was also pretty good! They brought our food fairly quickly and were accommodating of our requests.

The best fresh food in Nashville. The Gyros we're delish It's a trip driving to a house in the middle of the neighborhood to eat. They have American food that looked great but I totally recommend the Mediterranean Grill quisene. Those Kabobs were a knockout as well.

Had their Nashville Cheese Steak and it was incredible! Great service and quick food. Will be back for sure!