Alphabetical lists of Murfreesboro places to eat by category: wings, pizza, Mexican, barbecue, breakfast, burgers, Asian, desserts, bakeries and patios.
Last checked 2026-10-19. Refreshed every three months.
These are plain, alphabetical lists of places to eat inside Murfreesboro’s city limits, one page per kind of food. Each list gives the address, the hours each place publishes on its own site and a phone number, with a link to the place’s own page where it has one.
How we made these lists. The places come from OpenStreetMap records inside the city limits, the same data behind our local directory, checked against each place’s own website on Oct. 19, 2026. Where a place has no readable site, we kept it only if the Tennessee Department of Health’s food inspection records show a Murfreesboro inspection in the past 12 months. No list is a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody paid to be on one. Run a restaurant? Write to us to correct your entry.
Where the restaurants are
- Downtown and the Square: Marina’s on the Square, Jack Brown’s, OFLOW, Hattie Jane’s Creamery, Simply Pure Sweets and Sami’s Brick Oven Pizzeria, with more on East Vine Street and West Main Street.
- Medical Center Parkway and The Avenue: the biggest cluster, with breakfast restaurants, burger bars, sushi, dessert shops and the sports bars around The Avenue and The Fountains.
- North Thompson Lane: a long run of Asian restaurants, taquerias and fast-casual chains near the hospital and Medical Center Parkway.
- Old Fort Parkway and Stones River Mall: chains, Mexican restaurants and TailGate Brewery by the river.
- South Church Street and South Rutherford Boulevard: the south side’s mix of fast food, Thai, Chinese and Mexican kitchens, doughnut shops and pizza.
- Memorial Boulevard: the north side’s chain row, plus Koji Express, Blue Coast Burrito and several taquerias.
The lists
Where to get wings. Twelve places, from four Wingstop stores to Buffalo Wild Wings and Miller’s Ale House, mostly on Medical Center Parkway, Old Fort Parkway and the south side.
Where to get pizza. Twenty pizzerias and chains, including Marina’s on the Square and Sami’s Brick Oven downtown and the delivery chains across the city.
Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurants. Thirty restaurants and taco shops, from Camino Real’s five locations to taquerias on Memorial Boulevard and North Thompson Lane.
Where to get barbecue. Seven barbecue restaurants, from Slick Pig and Whitt’s on the east side to Mission BBQ and Jim ‘N Nick’s to the west.
Breakfast and coffee. Twenty-five breakfast restaurants and coffee shops, from Metro Diner and First Watch to independent coffee shops across the city.
Where to get burgers. Eighteen burger bars and chains, including Jack Brown’s downtown and Bad Daddy’s and In-N-Out on Medical Center Parkway.
Sushi and Asian restaurants. Forty-six sushi, hibachi, Chinese, Thai, Korean, Vietnamese and Indian restaurants, many on North Thompson Lane and South Church Street.
Ice cream and desserts. Nineteen ice cream, frozen custard, cookie and sweet shops, including Hattie Jane’s Creamery downtown.
Bakeries. Thirteen bakeries and doughnut shops, from OFLOW off the Square to Five Daughters and Krispy Kreme on Medical Center Parkway.
Patios and outdoor dining. Five restaurants whose own sites list a patio or outdoor dining, including TailGate Brewery by the Stones River.
More food and going-out guides
- Brunch in Murfreesboro: weekend brunch downtown and on Medical Center Parkway
- Date night in Murfreesboro
- Live music and nightlife
- Downtown Murfreesboro
- Dog-friendly Murfreesboro
- Restaurant inspection scores in Rutherford County: how to look up any restaurant’s latest state inspection
- Local business directory
Frequently asked questions
Where are the restaurants in Murfreesboro?
Most are on the big shopping roads: Medical Center Parkway around The Avenue, Old Fort Parkway, Memorial Boulevard, North Thompson Lane, South Church Street and South Rutherford Boulevard. Downtown has a smaller cluster around the courthouse square.
How were these Murfreesboro restaurant lists made?
From OpenStreetMap records inside the city limits, checked against each place’s own website on Oct. 19, 2026, and Tennessee Department of Health inspection records from the past 12 months. Every list is alphabetical.
Are these lists rankings?
No. Every list is alphabetical. None is a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody paid to be on them.
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