Where to eat in Mount Juliet: lists by category

Last checked 2026-10-18. Refreshed every three months.

Mount Juliet’s restaurants line two main roads. Mt. Juliet Road runs north to south through town, with the biggest cluster around Providence Marketplace on the south side, and Lebanon Road crosses it near the middle of town. Each list below gives every place we could confirm in its category, with addresses and hours from the places’ own websites.

How we made these lists. Each list starts from OpenStreetMap records inside Mount Juliet’s city limits, the same data behind our local directory, plus the Tennessee Department of Health’s restaurant inspection records, checked against each place’s own website on Oct. 18, 2026. Every list is alphabetical. None is a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody paid to be on them. Run a restaurant? Write to us to correct an entry.

The lists

Where to get wings. Eleven places, from Buffalo Wild Wings on Adams Lane and Hillside Hangout’s house-smoked wings on Lebanon Road to the smoked wings at Martin’s and the wings on pizza shop menus.

Where to get pizza. Eleven places, including Calabria’s brick oven on North Mt. Juliet Road, Salvo’s on Lebanon Road, Fayzano’s at Providence Marketplace and two Ziggy’s stores.

Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurants. Sixteen places, from sit-down restaurants such as El Comal, Casa Mezcal and Memo’s to three Chipotles, Moe’s, Surcheros and Oscar’s Taco Shop.

Where to get barbecue. Four places: Martin’s whole-hog barbecue on Crossings Lane and Whitt’s, The Candied Rib Company and Big Bad Wolf on North Mt. Juliet Road.

Breakfast and coffee. Thirteen places, from Keke’s, The Paper Mill and Bagel Barn to drive-thru coffee at 7 Brew and Dutch Bros and a 24-hour Waffle House.

Where to get burgers. Nine places, including Hillside Hangout’s smash burgers, Five Guys at The Paddocks, Red Robin at Providence Marketplace and a 24-hour Whataburger on Rutland Drive.

Sushi and Asian restaurants. Sixteen places, with sushi at MoriMori, Thai Samurai and Rock N Roll Sushi, Thai at Chada Thai, Vietnamese at Yummy Pho Bac and hibachi at Nori and Hibachi Jr.

Ice cream and desserts. Thirteen places, from Andy’s Frozen Custard and Baskin-Robbins on North Mt. Juliet Road to Crumbl, Haagen-Dazs and Nothing Bundt Cakes.

Bakeries. Ten places, including Chocolate Whisper’s Turkish pastries, la Madeleine’s French bakery and cafe, La Tradicional Bakery and Bagel Barn.

Patios and outdoor dining. Eight restaurants whose own sites list a patio, terrace, backyard or outdoor seating, from M.L.Rose’s partially covered patio to Martin’s screened-in patio and Hillside Hangout’s fenced backyard.

More food guides

Brunch. Weekend brunch and daily breakfast hours, from Barrel House’s Saturday and Sunday brunch to The Paper Mill.

Date night. Dinner and an evening out in and around Mount Juliet.

Live music and nightlife. Live music in town, from Hillside Hangout to Mt. Juliet Sport & Social Co.

Restaurant inspections. How the Tennessee Department of Health scores Wilson County restaurants and how to look up a report.

Providence Marketplace. The shopping center on the south side of town and its restaurants.

Local directory. Search local businesses by name or category.

Frequently asked questions

Where are most of the restaurants in Mount Juliet?

Most are along Mt. Juliet Road, especially around Providence Marketplace on the south side, and along Lebanon Road. Our category lists give each place’s address and hours from its own site.

How are the Mount Juliet restaurant lists put together?

Each list starts from OpenStreetMap records inside the city limits and the Tennessee Department of Health’s inspection records, checked against each place’s own website. The lists are alphabetical, not rankings, and nobody pays to be on them.

Where can I check a Mount Juliet restaurant’s inspection score?

The Tennessee Department of Health inspects Wilson County restaurants. Our restaurant inspections guide explains how to look up a score on the state’s online search.