(615) 255-4448
2424 Nolensville Pike
Nashville,
TN
37211
36.1202
-86.7495
Neighborhood: Woodbine
Reviews & Ratings for Parisa's Restaurant
5 reviews
What users are saying:
huge disappointment
by nashville77
Seems like no one has reviewed Parisa's in a long time. I loved this place the first time I went there. After tonight, I am revolted. Everything was bad. The bread was stale, the meat tasted so wrong that we couldn't swallow it and the other entree was swimming in oil. On a positive note, our waiter was extremely nice.
Great Persian Food and atmosphere!
by wickedgringirl
I've been meaning to try this Persian restaurant for the last few months and finally got the chance to last weekend.
GREAT great food, very well made and very authentic! One of the greatest things about Persian cooking, besides the taste, is the aromas and I wasn't disappointed as soon as I walked in the door.
The owner is a very kind and sweet person, that took the time to talk with us and give us all sorts of information.
My favorites are the kabobs, it's truly the best I've ever had at a restaurant and also the Fesenjan, it's just like my mother would make!
You have to go and experience the belly dancers on the weekends... it's a complete treat!
- Pros: food, atmosphere, service, price
- Cons: no big sign out front
Parisa: Iran's best ambassador!
by iamvered
Parisa's is a joy, and an asset to the Woodbine community. You might never find it unless you already know about it, their signage is terribly small... but from the moment you walk in, wow!
Its decor is gorgeous-- the owners painted and decorated it themselves, and it is elegant indeed. The service is very attentive, and the food is always freshly prepared, imaginative and tasty. The kubideh, the kabobs and the stews are some of the most delicate ethnic cuisine around. Very refined and delicious dishes abound on the menu. They also have fantastic desserts.
The only thing I didn't care for that I have tried on my many visits is called "Doog," a kind of salty milk-shake. Yecch. Definitely a Persian acquired taste!
I love Parisa, and I hope it thrives. Please go try it! Go on an evening with belly-dancing for a cultural treat!
Fabulous food and festive atmosphere!
by pickyrif
I meant to write this a few weeks ago after our first visit to this fine restaurant and find myself wanting to write as we plan our second visit. The food here is prepared with the care and time necessary to make it delicious. We came on a Saturday night and found a small crowd - those in the know come on Fridays for bellydancing and festivities, in addition to fine food. We were warmly welcomed, and were served olives, feta and fresh bread as a starter. I cannot remember our main courses, but I can tell you I'm a picky eater and loved every bite of my dinner. Prices are reasonable, as well. This is a place to come with kids and/or friends. We loved it!
- Pros: well-prepared food, welcoming staff, cool interior, friendly patrons
- Cons: can' t think of any
A very cultural experience
by buffstuf2
At the moment you walk into Parisa's, you'll stand in awe at the beautiful, bright painted murals, flowing fountain, canopies, and low lights. It's as though you walked into a palace court in Iran. The tables are covered with crisp white table clothes with candle centerpieces. The food is excellent filled with full flavored herbs and spices, cooked fresh when ordered. The menu is self explaining and the servers are very helpful if you have any additional questions or needs. My first visit I ordered cornish hen kabods that were deliscious, and the second time I tried dolmeh(grape leaves stuffed with vegetables and beef,) and kubidah (ground beef) with saffron rices and peppers, onions, and tomatoes.
I definitely recommend Parisa's to everyone looking for a wonderful experience, especially trying new food. They have belly dancing on Friday nights around 7pm, and it's very family oriented.
- Pros: Great food, large potions, money's worth, wonderful ambience
- Cons: Outside of Parisa's alittle run down and parking is limited.





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