The Wash

Nice selection of cuisines. Food was good. This is primarily a takeout place. Seating is outdoor and there isn't anywhere to park if you want to eat there. Overall, we enjoyed it

This review is based on the Wash facility itself and nothing specific about the food vendors here. There's a decent variety of vendors here so there's something for everyone. The parking situation is super inconvenient. I'm not sure if it's allowed to park in parking lot behind the church, but I assume that's where most people park if there's no street parking available. The seating area is stupidly disgusting. Tables are never wiped down and customers don't even try to clean up the tables after they're done. So bring table wipes if you plan to eat here. The seating section is also on top of loose gravel that will dirty up your shoes and feet. I don't recommend wearing open-toed footwear here. The worst thing about the Wash is the disgusting fruit flies flying around while people eat because of the exposed trash cans. I have no idea why they haven't switched to trash cans with covers yet, but that's where all the flies are breeding. It also doesn't help with the fact that you'll be greeted with the dumpster by the entrance. There are bathrooms that easily accessible, which is nice. Overall, the Wash offers several good food vendors with a disgusting fly-infested dining area.

This place is so convenient. You can never go wrong with any of the restaurants that make up "The Wash." On the days it's not so humid you can enjoy an outdoor lunch date here. At whichever restaurant you choose they'll give you a number and come find you when it's ready. When I usually go there is hardly anybody there. Which makes it easier to get in and out. The parking sucks! If you're lucky to get one of the spots right in the front, take it!! Food is always hot and fresh. If you're in the area try this place out. Leche de Tigre is my favorite eatery here. I highly recommend the chicken or beef rice entree. It reminds you of a hibachi style meal, but better!

2 stars. Man I hate writing bad reviews but I was truly disappointed. We went to the Grand Ole Opry and looked for "open late"restaurants, The Wash website says open until midnight, 5 vendors and a bar....... Bar closed, sign on the window indicating it simply isn't a thing any more. The only thing open a 10pm was the Mexican kiosk, very disappointing to say the least we arrived with the options on mind. Unfortunately the food from the only open kiosk was mediocre. Had the 3 dip special with chips. Grainy cheese dip. Bland guacamole,mushed Avocado with boring brown salsa on top. The tomatillo dip was good. I liked the beandip as well, nothing special but tasty. We had 2 quesadillas, and they were passable but overall lacking seasoning.

This is a great concept and I love to vibe with family and friends. They've attracted some top-notch tenants for al fresco dining and takeout. There's a variety of seating options and, in warmer months there is often live music. Parking is a little bit of a hike, though I recognize that the small land footprint helps enable the indicator concept. If there were propane heaters and/or more shaded areas, I'd rate it five stars.My favorites are Leche de Tigre for their ceviche and East Side Pho for their vegetarian pho, though all have quality, Delicious offerings and friendly staff.

Wow loving next to the wash means we're there way too often! I can't count the amount of times my family walks over for lunch or dinner!So far we've tried every single restaurant within The Wash. what we love about it is that there are SO many food options, and something for everyone. We love grabbing a bowl of Pho on a chili day. If you want a smaller portion, the child's size or just a cup of their broth is available for purchase. So far this location has our favorite Pho in Nashville. The Spring rolls are also HUGEEEEE and totally worth it. Boba wasn't my favorite tho.We also love the Quesadilla place next door. I usually only like cheese, but their Carne Asada is WOW. I also absolutely love their burgers that they serve! Fries seem a little overpriced for $5, but honestly it's still good. My husband is obsessed with the Thai and Cuban Restaurant towards the end. I haven't tried them yet so I can't speak to it, but that's all the eats there. The Thai place has a dish called it's grilled or fried chicken, rice and veggies. The portion is massive and he can split the meal into two. Overall, Amazon place to go eat. They have indoor bathrooms available, and a shared outdoor seating area. You can sit anywhere you want! You can bring your dog and just hand out. The fireplace is also cozy and ambience is nice. You can grab water towards the entrance if you want. There is a small parking lot, however you can just park on the side street if you want. Service is also nice and everyone has been really kind. Worth it!

The wash is collection of small restaurants with shared seating. Think of it like the food court at the mall with more interesting choices--a food court for Foodies.I chose a Peruvian restaurant and enjoyed some tasty smothered sausage fries and a chicken empeñada.

Let me start off with saying I love The Wash!! So if you're unsure if you should check this place out and want to read a review that is pro The Wash, read on. Reasons I love The Wash:1: personally, I'm able to walk here. This won't be the case for everyone, but I feel you can find street parking or potentially park across the street. 2. It's affordable. You can get a full meal and have leftovers for under $20. 3. Options. You may be in the mood for pho, but your friend wants a quesadilla. No problem at all The Wash is home to a few restaurants and you can order from various ones. For instance, I've ordered Ceviche from the Peruvian place, my friend ordered loaded fries from the quesadilla place, and another friend went back to get the fried chicken from S.S. Gai. 4. Seating. You can choose to sit outside or sit inside at Bay 6 for drinks. The restaurants will all bring your food to you wherever you sit, which is really nice. 5. Food and drink quality. Every food item I've had has been delicious. The broth in the pho is so flavorful and hearty. The fried chicken from S. S. Gai is perfect. It is crunchy, but not tough. It's flavorful and you just want to eat more. The ceviche from Leche de Tigre (Peruvian place) is so fresh tasting and flavorful. I love the sweet potatoes in the ceviche. It is a great portion for one person. Now the drinks. If you stop by Bay 6, they'll make you a delicious cocktail or glass of wine or beer. They have a variety of liquors and make cocktails that are fun and creative. I've had one drink that has Coca Cola and fernet's in it. The bartenders are friendly and it's a good, chill vibe. Bay 6 does have happy hours so be sure to look that up beforehand because I can't remember the hours. For me this place feels like an adult mall food court but elevated, and I'm a big fan.

So many choices, and the service was fantastic. Can't wait to come back! The atmosphere is fun and relaxed. We saw families, couples, and groups having dinner.

Loved that there was a variety of pop up shops to chose from. The vibe was exciting and everyone was really friendly. I was able to get some Cuban coffee and rolled tacos and chilled with my friends.