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We’ve all been there. Sitting at a crumb-covered, sauce-dripped table crowded with smeared plates and nearly empty serving dishes. So full you swear you might pop, then your hand pulls in a stray piece of bread, and your fork stabs another piece of meat. And when the server asks, “Would you care for dessert?” you

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Any meal at this Kurdish restaurant should begin with an assortment of dips, ideally including the walnut-studded haydari, along with savory baked items like lavash, which comes straight from the oven, filled with hot air and covered in sesame seeds, and the spinach-and-cheese stuffed gozleme flatbread. From there, you’ll have to make some hard choices.

If you want to start exploring all of the greatness bubbling up on Nolensville Pike, Edessa is the best place to start. The Turkish and Kurdish restaurant is located in an unassuming strip mall in Little Kurdistan and the food here puts on a show. Hunks of meat hang from a rack medieval-style, and pillowy

A look at Edessa Restaurant Kurdish Turkish Cuisine as featured in the Top 5 Restaurants on Nolensville Pike by the Tennessean. more than