Turmeric & Co - Nashville, Tennessee

Zoe Osimanti

Everything from food, service to atmosphere was amazing. Damien and TJ were an absolute pleasure to interact with, we finally found our new hang out spot. The food was perfection top to bottom everything was perfectly seasoned and paired. We had the Bullet Naan paired with the Lamb meatballs, Butter chicken Tostada and of course the Nashville Chicken 615 all as shareable plates. My husband ordered the Makhani Trottole pasta which then turned into a shareable because it was amazing. For drinks we had the Brown Butter and Banana Old Fashioned and Cosmo Spritz. The cocktail menu was thoughtfully made and the drinks were beautifully balanced.
We will be back!

Niki P

Unique addition to the east Nashville cocktail lounge/restaurant scene, super impressed by the quality of the food with north & south Indian flavor twist! My favorites right off the bat were Kavarati & Vada (deep fried South Indian delight with coconut chutney).

Lamb seekh tandoor was also very flavorful but I’d recommend the chef to replace the pickled veggies with something else, they didn’t quite compliment the lamb seekh tandoor.

Butter chicken tostada had the most amazing flavor but it was listed under “Sharables” and we got served with only one tostada for $15. When we tried to cut it in half, the hard shell didn’t allow that without creating a mess. See the picture posted, it left something to be desired for sure in terms of the quantity that was served for what they charged for it. Also, it took 50 mins to arrive and we were done eating everything else and just had to keep waiting for the tostada for 50 mins. The staff didn’t bother it was taking so long, despite us checking multiple times.

I asked about the bar snacks, they said they usually serve them during the happy hour at the bar and offered to let me taste it without me ordering them. I thought that was very thoughtful, only to find out later that they had charged me for it miscellaneously.

The paratha quesadilla we ordered by itself since they didn’t have the soup available and it had no taste whatsoever, it was very bland.

Out of all the cocktails tried on the table, Kavarati was the favorite one, Tigris was second and I heard someone say they just had the worst espresso martini here, so I wouldn’t recommend that.

Overall, we ended up paying $60 per person and liked many of the Indian tapas we tried, including Vada, butter chicken tostada, lamb seekh tandoor, and Kavarati cocktail. The only reason I haven’t given 5/5 was the less than top-notch wait-time and pricing structure.

Jatin Shah

Just visited this place in Hunters Station and it was amazing. They just opened 3.5 weeks ago and was a nice surprise when I walked in. The staff was very professional and polite. The chef even gave us some free tandoori bread with flavors she’s experimenting with. My friend had the saag and thought it was some of the best they’ve had. I had a pasta dish infused with Indian flavors and it was really good!

I highly recommend this restaurant. Let’s help keep it around!

Daniel Ryan

I happened upon this place after a meeting at Hunter’s Station. What a treat! Excellent beer and cocktail selection. Incredible onion pakora and this great noodle bowl thing! The staff could not have been nicer. I can’t wait to get back.

MJ Bishop

I finally went to Hunter's Station today after avoiding it for a year or so due to many of the eateries closing up shop. There were a few new places I wanted to try, one of which was Turmeric & Co. (OMG Indian food!!!). Thrilled beyond thrilled that it was absolutely delicious, the presentation was just shy of being gorgeous, and the service was outstanding (T.J.!!) Yup - I'll be back sooner, rather than later ? Please give them some love when/if you can!

John Thompson

Turmeric just debuted WAY up, maybe into my top 3 favorite places to eat in East. Their spin on Indian food is artful, soulful, and deeply satisfying, while their service is friendly, intelligent, and creative. Their location in Hunter’s Station is a bit on the surprising side, as we have long associated that place with places more akin to slightly elevated food court joints (which we have loved.) Turneric is casual in spirit - to be sure - but masterful in execution. I, for one, am glad this genius Indian Fusion place is habitating in such a chill joint - because if they had their own digs they could easily charge double what they are charging for food this good.

Timothy Hohman

So great, we got the lamb meatballs and mahkni trotolle and it was fantastic. Great to have a spot with amazing Indian tapas with plenty of options around and room for the kids to play a bit. These guys bring lots of class to a casual spot, highly recommend.

J Arthur

I visited Turmeric & Co for the first time today after hearing good things and it was even better than expected:
We shared some small plates as an early dinner. The Vegetable Tandoor and lamb quesadilla with lentil soup were my favorites today, but I'm coming back for more!
The staff was absolutely wonderful, and the space feels cozy even though Hunters Station is pretty open.