Dunya Kabob is a small restaurant that could be easily overlooked on Nolensville Road, if not for the popularity of its Middle Eastern dishes. Menu items include lentil soup, lamb shank, and chicken, beef, and falafel kabobs, among others.

House of Kabob’s menu includes many dishes typical of Kurdish cuisine. Traditional favorites include dolma (stuffed grape leaves) and taboli (also spelled tabbouleh or tobouli).

This welcoming spot on Nolensville Pike serves all of the typical Middle Eastern and Kurdish favorites one would expect, including kebobs, gyros, lentil soup, and hummus.

Azadi Market is popular for its bakery and market that offer a large variety of Kurdish and Middle Eastern items. Flatbreads are made inside the market’s wood-fired tandoori oven and make for a delicious lunch or snack.

Sulav International Market is great place to pick up Kurdish and Middle Eastern goods, but it is also a bakery and Halal butcher. The freshly baked thin bread is prepared in the typical Kurdish style, and patrons can enjoy a shawarma, kofta, kebab plates, and more.