Pho T & N

This is by far my favorite Vietnamese restaurant to eat at! I ordered their pho special and it was amazing!! Overall I would highly recommend this place to anyone in the Nashville area. Definitely won’t be disappointed!!

My regular vietnamese restaurant was closed and I was close to Costco, so I googled "nearby pho" and Pho T & N cane up. It's a hidden jewel in West Nashville. Located on a side street next to a Uhaul center. For lunch, I ordered the shrimp spring rolls (summer or fresh rolls in thin rice paper) and the Pho Ga (chicken). The pho was amazing. The broth was super flavorful. Great service and friendly staff. Great find! Not sure if they still have the Pho challenge, but I just watched a video from 3 years ago of Raina Huang taking down a giant bowl of pho in 13 min and 26 sec. Reccomend to try: Pho Ga, Spring Rolls Want to Try: Rolles Shrimp, Pho T&N Special, and Seafood Pho

We ordered take out from Pho T&N for the first time and WOW it was delicious! Order was ready in 10 minutes, service was great, and we loved our egg rolls and beef brisket pho. We will be back for more soon!

We really love Pho, and we’re glad we found Pho in Nashville! For $14 for most Pho, and $15 for a meat combination Pho, you can’t get much better than this. We would’ve probably taken a smaller size bowl if we could—the bowls we had filled us to the brim. The Pho was delicious. The vegetable pho was amazing especially, but the beef tendon in the combination pho was also melt-in-your-mouth. We’d come back again!

Got egg rolls, spring rolls, and vermicelli noodles and stew to go. I ordered at the restaurant and waited approximately 10 minutes. The food was absolutely delicious. Will be back shortly!

We had Bún bò Huế (Spicy Beef pork noodle soup) and Hủ tiếu Nam Vang khô (dried Pnom Penh noodle). The food taste average. Service is good. The store just changed owner. Previous owner had Pho challenge, but the new owner has not pick up that yet so if you are looking for pho challenge, it's not available now.

First time here since residing in TN for over 10 years. Not sure how long it has been around. Noticed it while going to Costco. The flavor of the broth is excellent. The meat , I think Flank, not round steak, well both cuts were good. But the flank cut was very tender and soft and delicious. Will definitely come back because it is fast n less crowded. The bowls is only one size, and a little too small to my liking. The pho challenge. Eat 4 bowls in one hour, win ur prize of 100$ n a picture. U lose, pay $75. N still get a picture on the wall!

This restaurant is a hidden gem outside of Nashville. My husband and I are avid pho lovers and have had many bowls of pho during our time in Nashville (pho was our first date and our wedding meal) and we LOVE PhoT&N. When I had this pho for the first time I loaded up my bowl with hoisin sauce and siracha. After tasting my husband’s untouched soup I realized I “ruined” my pho- that is how good it is. The subtle and layered flavor of the pho here is beyond words and needs no extra flavor. It is the only bowl I will not add a dab of hoisin to. The people here are friendly and always accommodate larger parties. Pho T&N may be one of my top 10 favorite restaurants in Nashville and is definitely the best Vietnamese restaurant in Nashville.

Delicious Pho priced right. This is a no-frills, food focused restaurant that delivers what it promises. The food and the friendly staff here really exceed my expectations. I love good Pho, and I want it to have good flavor before I add any spice. That is exactly what I got when I ordered the Bun Bo Hue (Spicy Beef & Pork Noodle Soup). The large bowl of steaming deliciousness included beef steak, brisket, sausage, and rice noodles. I opted to include the optional pig's foot for flavor. So glad I did. The soup was served with a fresh bowl of cabbage, sprouts, and lime that enhanced the flavor and texture of the soup. I enjoyed every delicious taste and slurp of that soup. I plan to return soon to try the Pho Special and the Short Ribs. I highly recommend Pho T&N when you need a delicious bowl of Pho!

Was a perfect comfort food place to fight the Sunday scaries! Came here around late lunch time on Sunday. There was plenty of seating and the service was quick and friendly. I ordered the pho with rare steak and took about a third home for another meal (what a treat). I also tried a bit of their banh mi from my friend's order, and it was fantastic; possibly the best banh mi I've had in Nashville! Super reasonably priced with generous portion sizes. Will certainly be back!

Disclaimer: review is made by a Vietnamese person. Good sandwich! bread was toasted well; more toasted than a traditional Banh Mi. I had the pork sandwich and it was good. Not quite authentic, but if you go into knowing it will not be authentic; then you will be so happy. Traditional banh bread is airy, from a mixture of rice flour and wheat flour. I would return. Great Job Far East Nashville!

The employee was friendly but this was my least favorable experience ordering pho from a restaurant. The broth was not hot for my carryout order, but flavorful. I'll keep trying for other pho experiences in the area.

Pho - 9/10 It was a lighter broth than I'm used to but that's not necessarily a bad thing. I also asked for bean spreads instead of noodles and the owner obliged and even gave me extra. It was great. The only thing that might be "negative" but not so much that would inhibit me from eating, would be that the meatballs tasted a bit gamey. Everything else was great. They actually ran out of tendon, my favorite, but I was still very happy with the Pho. Service was great. You order at the counter. The guy taking orders was super nice and very accommodating. Ambiance was a typical pho restaurant if that's any description. it was rather cold inside when I went this past Saturday.

I took a sip of the broth and saw the light. The ambience was great, the food was interstellar, and the service was all that was required. This experience was great.

Don't do many reviews but this place deserves it. Food was fire and really good chili oil. Hit the spot!!

Fun surprise to find Vietnamese food in Brentwood! I usually head to Nashville but have this place a try...so glad I did! The place used to be a former Japanese restaurant and you can see the previous sushi bar. Staff was nice and when I went it was pretty quiet. Had the vermicelli with pork and it was delicious and a good portion of it. Also ordered fresh shrimp spring rolls that were just that...fresh and delicious! It is a bit more in cost than other Vietnamese restaurants, but saves from the drive to Nashville, so worth it!

Pho T&N is located next to a U Haul rental and across the street from an Extra Space Storage. Pho T&N shares a parking lot with Little Saigon Market. My husband decided for us to come here for dinner on a Sunday evening. We came 40 minutes before they closed. When we came in, we were greeted and seated at a booth in the corner. I was surprised that it was pretty busy and there wasn't as much seating left. After we looked over the menu, we ended up ordering: Spring Rolls, (Goi Cuon) $6 prior to tax- This order of 2 spring rolls comes with shrimp and pork inside, noodles, cucumber slices and lettuce. This is served with a small side of peanut sauce. I liked the rolls and was glad that it was tightly rolled (I hate it when spring rolls or sushi rolls are not tightly rolled and falls apart when you first bite into it). Price wise is a little higher than the Vietnamese restaurants back at home in Los Angeles. It seems like a lot of the Asian scene out in Nashville is a lot more expensive than back at home for some reason. Vietnamese Beef Stew (Bo Kho), served with Baguette, $11.95 prior to tax- My husband ordered this. The beef stew was delicious and very flavorful. I was just surprised that the size was on the smaller side than what I was expecting. My husband really enjoyed this. Tomato Crab Based Noodle Soup (Bun Rieu), $14.50 prior to tax- I decided to order this because I just love bun rieu. This tomato based broth was flavorful and I liked the tofu, crab, egg and pork. The noodles had a nice chew. Portion size is pretty large and perfect for 2 to share (or one very hungry person). I ended up taking leftovers home and my husband ate it for breakfast the next morning. ------------------------ (Total= $34.36 after tax, prior to tip) Service was friendly and our water glasses were refilled during our meal. We never felt rushed, even though we were still here 30 minutes to closing (we ended up leaving a few minutes to closing actually). Food was very good and would come back here if I lived in this area. Please note that the ladies restroom was clean upon this visit and was adequately stocked with the essentials.

Oh boy. Now it's not a huge deal but the AC was out when we visited after seeing all the positive reviews. I'm not going to fault them for that, stuff happens. We ordered water to drink and it came out nice and chilled in a carafe. The tiny cups were unnecessarily small with no ice. That's the good part, now with the not so good. The food. For starters we ordered the classic spring (summer) rolls in the steamed wrapper. They had lettuce, pork, cilantro, pork and shrimp served with a broken peanut sauce. No bean sprouts or basil. They were completely flavorless. We also ordered the vermicelli bowl, again it was just flavorless even with the vinegar sauce. The pork was a little too fatty as well. Lastly we had one of their ban mi sandwiches and guess what? No flavor! Everything was just disappointing. Maybe the flavor was powering the AC and we just had a bad experience. Either way, I can't understand all the positive reviews. There's no way we had a 4.5 star visit. Lastly, the service was unusually slow for very few customers and the food was expensive. Over $30 for lunch and having only water. Even if it was $10 I would have left the same review. The ambiance was pretty lame with kids playing on their tablets but I can overlook that. They were well behaved. The exterior needs help. The wonky stacked cinder blocks in front of the restaurant screams "I don't care." It was generally unkempt looking inside and out. The best part was the server and the chilled water. Sigh.

I've been back several times. Our experience greatly improved and it has become our go-to pho spot. Plus, their french fries are delicious. Our service is always great, with the servers being incredibly attentive and kind. I'm glad we came back. :)

The rare steak pho was delicious and staff was friendly and inviting . Easy parking. Will definitely be back !

About a year after Covid, the establishment changed ownership. Sadly, the portion size and quality of their pho went down and the flavor of the broth was lacking. I haven't been back there since spring 2022. Granted, maybe there are other dishes that are better but just didn't feel like coming back.

The pho was very very good. Also had the sloppiest spring rolls I've ever seen. Just a pile of stuff and not a single herb.

Always on the hunt for good pho, we came here on a Friday for dinner. There was no wait and we ordered the vegetable pho and the seafood pho. Our order came out quickly and piping hot. Despite the large amount of food we were given, we finished it because it was just so good. We enjoyed watching the Wheel of Fortune as we sat in the booth, digesting. When we paid, we inquired about the pho challenge and will be back again soon in an attempt to conquer a giant, delicious bowl of soup or die trying.

High quality Vietnamese restaurant with super nice staff. The food is really good. It's not my favorite but it's good. The two times I've been here the pork in the noodle bowl had a lot of fat in it compared to a lot of other places I go. I also wish the menu was a little bigger. I really do like the environment here and the nice workers though. It's also a very clean restaurant and you get that amazing fresh smell from all the herbs and spices used in Vietnamese food when you walk in!

Pretty average pho spot. The parking lot was quite small, but we found a spot to park. We started off with apps. I did the T&N platter. It came with egg rolls, crispy rolled shrimps, and spring rolls. The crispy rolled shrimps and eggrolls were fried perfectly. They were not undercooked and they were not over cooked. The spring rolls itself, was pretty average. I felt that they had a pretty good peanut sauce for their shrimp spring rolls. I'm not a fan of iceberg lettuce, so I can't really say much about the spring rolls since that's what they were rolled with. As far as the pho goes, the broth came out slightly sweet. It wasn't bad. I felt that they had a good amount of everything in their bowl. My only complaint was that my noodles were sticking together in clunks and breaking apart. I pretty much had short clunks of pho noodles in my pho. Also, the pho here doesn't do tripe. I'm not a fan of tripe, but I wanted to point that out in case anyone is a fan of tripe. My favorite thing here was the Vietnamese coffee. Their coffee was very delicious. I loved it a lot.

Okay, let's get one thing straight: Pho is literally one of the best things you can ask for when Nashville is buried in 5+ inches of snow for a whole week. If you want something that'll keep you full for a cheap price, come to Pho T&N in west nash. Luckily, this fantastic place is only about half a mile away from my house, so taking a quick 20 minute trek here was no big deal at all, especially with backroads being covered in snow. The workers are very friendly and welcoming and the building is much larger than it looks from the outside. As crazy as it sounds in 30 degree weather, I went with their coffee boba jelly drink and I HIGHLY recommend it. As for food, I went with the pho with rare steak. The best part about this place is that for only $11, you can easily divide a huge bowl of pho into 2 or 3 meals. You can't miss out on this deal. It's so filling and get a ton of food for the price. Super pumped to come back soon

Nice chill spot hidden alongside a busy area with great Vietnamese food. A customer of mine in the West Nashville area told me how they had switched from going to Ken Giang & Miss Saigon when they want Vietnamese to a new place behind the U-Haul off Charlotte. Now he lives right up the street from those places & my wife & I like Ken Giang a bit so I figured the place he was suggesting might be worth checking out. I have recently been fully vaccinated & my wife has a second shot coming but we haven't eaten out in the last year more than a handful of times & always opt for outside dining or take out. We drove by Pho T&N & they were dead at around 5 so we went in & had the place to ourselves for most of the meal right until we got ready to leave. They also have a few outside tables for those who are cautious like we are. Staff are masked, sanitize the tables & masks are required for dine in. As far as the food goes it's every bit as good as some of the older places in town we have been to. I tried the pork pho with everything except the pigs feet at the recommendation of one of our waiters who was very kind & helpful. I just about drained the bowl by the time I was done. My wife went with the tried & true rare beef pho. She's traveled to Vietnam, lived in Japan & lived in a village in Thailand for a few years. She can be an Asian food snob so when she is quiet and finishes her food you know it's legit and good. We also shared two very fresh & satisfying spring rolls stuffed with shrimp & pork. I'f you're in the area & what some Vietnamese I'd check them out. The place is very clean & spaced, service is great, food is super satisfying & fresh.

By far the BEST in town! The staff was super friendly, food was beautifully presented n SUPER tasty!!! Must check out if in town!

If I could give a one star I would I didn't even eat here the atmosphere and the customer service was enough for me to leave it was hot about 100° inside brother cooking our food and when you're supposed to have sushi that is cold I can imagine that comes out very cold flies all over the place and nasty floor dirty benches and people working now we're just rude and pushy avoid this place at any cost go somewhere else if I can give you zero stars I would

Super nice staff. Spacious indoor seating. Okay patio. If you get take out, they send the broth separately, so as to not over cook the meat. Very tasty!

Doesn't get more authentic than at this establishment. It's all about the food as far as I'm concerned. I love, love the fact that they have a vegan Pho. The servers are friendly, respectable, and patient. Always a smile and feeling of accommodation. Thank you.

I think they have new owners. Took almost 20 mins to get 3 vermicelli bowls with pork, shrimp & egg rolls. And the place was almost empty. Ordered nothing else & no drinks. $74 Are you kidding me?? And it was nowhere as good as it used to taste.

I randomly stumbled upon this place because I was getting ready to go to Costco and do some grocery shopping but I was hungry and wanted to eat something delicious. Luckily for me, this place was right around the corner from Costco! They have a decent sized dining room that was mostly empty when I went (it was like a random Tuesday), and an outdoor eating space for when the weather is nice. I was greeted as soon as I walked in. I ordered a Thai iced tea and the T&N platter which comes with: two egg rolls, five crispy rolled shrimp, two spring rolls, and two shrimp tempuras. It's meant to be an appetizer for the table but I was alone and ate it all myself. Everything was seriously delicious! The Thai iced tea was really good too. I live about an hour away but I do plan on coming back to this place to try some other dishes. I was stuffed after eating this platter.

Best pho ever. Really nice staff always great me kindly when I come in even when I look a hot mess. My favorite pho is the T&N Special! Delicious and authentic!

It is cold, rainy out and I'm hungover. What could be better than a warm bowl of pho for my perfect hangover cure? I finally got a chance to come here and try it out for the first time. When I walked in around 5 pm this place wasn't particularly busy, so I got seated quickly and the server and owner were super friendly. Food came after about 8 minutes and even though the noodles lacked flavor, the broth was somewhat flavorful. The portion seemed small but I was full after eating the soup. Inflation got the best of us and the bowl set me back around $18 after tip, but I was satisfied. Having been to Vietnam recently, I'm still on the haunt for the perfect bowl of pho in Nashville.

I could literally drink a gallon of their pho broth. It's probably the most delicious broth I've ever had! We love this neighborhood spot. Very affordable, absolutely delicious, and always friendly service.

This pho restaurant is tucked away next to Costco and a Uhaul station. It has a spacious interior that is decorated by a few saltwater aquariums in the back. They also have a few patio tables out front if you prefer dining outside. A server will immediately come by to ask you how many in your party. We didn't have to wait at all on a Sunday afternoon for lunch. I typically order their specialty pho with tendon and all the extra add-ons. However, my last visit, I tried the Vietnamese gumbo. This entree included a different type of thicker rice noodles, a lemongrass-based soup stock, plenty of seafood, stewed pork, and all the typical pho toppings (bean sprouts, peppers, Thai basil, and lime). I think the portions here are more than generous, and I think out of our party of 5, only one person managed to finish their entire bowl of soup noodles. If you're looking for drink pairings, I highly recommend their Vietnamese coffee. It's made with a strong espresso pull paired with condensed milk. Absolutely delicious! (For me, I end up watering it down slightly so I can enjoy the flavor pairing of the condensed milk and coffee just a bit longer.) Excellent local restaurant that you should definitely check out for your next lunch or dinner!

Might be the best pho in Nashville! So much flavor, nice staff, but they are cash only- so be protested. I went back 2x in 1 week it was that good!

Soup was good, however I ordered the t and n special. I was supposed to come with tenderloin beef brisket and one other type of beef. Plus your choice of protein. I added a few extras which I paid for, but they excluded all of the beef that should have come with the soup. Very disappointed.

I loved this place!! Ordering spring rolls as an appetizer is the smartest choice you can ever make! My friends and I looooved our spring rolls and crispy shrimp! The presentation is gorgeous! The rolls were immaculate and beautifully rolled! Both sauces were fantastic! We also utilized the table chili sauce, which was great! No complaints here! I ordered the tofu noodle bowl, and it was actually my first time having pho! The portion sizes are huge as you can see! I added the table chili sauce to mine since I love spice. The veggies were all fresh! The broth was great! One of my friends ordered the beef stew, and did not like it very much. The presentation is very beautiful, but the taste was not as great. You can see the huge carrot chunks in the soup. Maybe just stick to noodle bowls here. The service was great! Our waitress was super helpful! We did have to go up to the front to pay. You should definitely give this place a try!

Stopped in on a cold and dreary day for a bowl of Pho goodness to warm my soul and belly. Food was great, good service and will return when the Pho fix is needed.

Wonderful authentic Vietnamise cuisine. The broth for the Pho is homemade and is so favorable. We will visit time and time again.

Tasty Vietnamese food! Substantial portion sizes, and I appreciate the care they put into their takeout packaging, as they separate the broth from the other ingredients and lay everything out nicely. Pho with Rare Steak (Pho Tai): 5/5 Takeout pho is never ideal, but the broth had good flavor, and the steak was tender. Rice Plate with Pork Chop and Fried Egg: 3/5 I thought the pork chop was flavorful (especially with the fish sauce), but it was also a little tough. Everything else (egg, veggies, rice) was just okay. Vietnamese Gumbo (Bun Mam): 4/5 The broth had a unique flavor, and as a spice lover, I appreciated how the chili oil on the side provided a decent amount of heat. There was a good variety of seafood and pork included, although I thought the pork belly was overcooked. I also found the big chunks of eggplant to be an awkward addition.

There's a new(ish) Vietnamese restaurant in town and it's good! If you're at all familiar with this location, it has gotten a significant face lift with an incredible renovation featuring entirely new decor and a new menu! It's located right by Saigon Market and has its own small parking lot right next to the Uhaul store. There's outdoor patio seating for those who want to enjoy the Nashville heat. The owners, KT and Nunu, are a husband and wife team. They are some of the nicest, most realest people I've ever met! They take so much pride in their restaurant and the food they serve. Nunu is an incredible cook and she doesn't hesitate to give you great recommendations. Decor is clean and super pretty. Comfortable booths with plenty of tables for large crowds. Good date spot. Picky older parents would also approve. The menu features many Vietnamese food staples such as rice platters, noodles, and even Vietnamese-style udon! I was lucky enough to get to try the weekly special Bun Mam aka Vietnamese Seafood Gumbo. It's RARE to find this delicious (and stinky!) dish ANYWHERE so I was super excited when Nunu told me she had one bowl left after a busy Sunday afternoon. It was incredible! A tad sweeter than what I'm use to but still so good and reminded me so much of my grandma's home cooking! My boyfriend got the chicken pho (Pho Ga) on Nunu's recommendation and it was so good! Broth was clean and super flavorful. They use over 100 lbs of bones to make this broth! It was perfect after a rainy day. My boyfriend also got an order of curly fries and he couldn't stop raving about them. We also got the salted lemonade and the peach boba iced tea which were both super refreshing. Service was great and we really enjoyed talking to everyone. Prices are super affordable for high quality, fresh ingredients. Overall, a great new addition to the Nashville Vietnamese food scene. We'll definitely will be back and will be bringing family and friends! P.S. If you're feeling brave, they also have a 5 lbs Pho Challenge! Winner gets their photo on the wall and a gift card. They also don't have to pay for the Pho. Loser gets their photo on the Wall of Shame and have to pay the $38.xx for the Pho. Are you up for the challenge?

Food is really good, but it seems like they close early almost every day. Haven't been able to eat there lately because of this.

Came here because VN pho and deli was closed. That was a mistake. With an average of 4.5 stars at the time of my review, I have to wonder if I'm missing something (lunch when we are vs dinner service? Lots of friendly/family reviewers?) because this place is definitely not more than 3 stars. The pho was bland and flavorless. Meat was average to below average quality. Service was confused -- the menu specifically says to mention if you have food allergies. The server did not understand what an allergy was. While there was nothing offensive about our meal or experience, there was absolutely nothing to recommend it either.

The pho was a little better than average. Sadly, it was not what stood out from my visit. I could not look past the old sauce attached to every single bottle. I tried to change my bottles for some at other tables, but they all looked the same if not worse. This wasn't the type of crust from a busy day with a lot of customers. You can tell it's been marinating/growing for a least a few weeks. I'd be scared to see the kitchen. Let's just say if I had went to the bathroom first I probably would've walked out. Much better options for pho, without the unappetizing view.

Fire viet food. I got the Bun Thit Nuong. It's basic but the presentation was gas and the prepared nuoc mam was fire. My parents got the wonton noodle soup and it had the correct flavor profile.

If you like Vietnamese cuisine, this is a must stop. Excellent pho and fabulous on a wet, cold day. Large open space and plenty of tables lets groups space themselves out. I would like to have more options/combinations of protein for the dishes but you won't be disappointed by what is on the menu.

The service was fantastic, and the Pho was authentic and rich. Take it from a former Californian--this place is the real deal. When I tasted the soup, I could tell they spared no expense when creating the broth. I've been to places where they add water toward the end of the day, but even twenty minutes before closing time the taste was perfect. It's as good as it gets. Here's the thing. I don't live here (just passing through), so it's up to whomever is reading this now, deciding where to go enjoy a meal, to choose these guys. They've been hit by COVID, like so many other great restaurants, and you need to be a part of the #savetherestaurantswelovecampaign. So go, enjoy some really great food, and be one of the patrons that keeps them in business.

Sorry but this was not good. The pork lacked that fire grill taste that you expect from Vietnamese pork. It was red and dry. I threw out most of it. Would never order again. The appetizer platter was decent but not worth my money. Pho was also decent but there are many other options in the Nashville area that are at least above par.

Super nice people in this place -- Bubbly & happy. Entertaining challenge of eating a seriously gigantic bowl of pho to get your name on the wall and a T-shirt - - it was fun watching a guy try this while we were there. Pretty fishtanks with nice/bright/light and open restaurant. Plenty of seating. Plenty of parking. As for the food, it was good but we probably prefer another place down Charlotte a little bit better. We tried the vermicelli = OK, and the pho beef = very good, spring roll = ok, and boba tea = not a fave, didn't care for the jello chunks (they didn't have regular tapioca pearls).

Dropped by for dinner on a Sunday night to see how the pho compares to other local favorites. Started off with some boba tea and some spring rolls. Both were good, no complaints. I had the chicken pho and my husband and friend had the special (meat on meat on meat). Broth was good and veggies were fresh. I would definitely recommend this spot for a pho fix.

The pho is fantastic. One little annoyance: it's cash only. No cards of any kind taken. Ambiance is basic, but very clean. If you want Great pho, give it a go.

Went to Pho T&N for the first time this past Sunday. Overall decent flavor, but not as good and more expensive than other places I've been to including Ken Giang and Miss Saigon. My girlfriend and I ordered Vietnamese coffee, a banh mi to split, pho t&n special, and Vietnamese gumbo. See item-by-item breakdown below: Vietmanese coffee was tasty but too sweet. Would've liked a little less condensed milk. As a suggestion, some places allow you to pour your own condensed milk in order to control the amount of condensed milk. Rating: 3/5 The flavor of the bahn mi was good, but not the best I've ever had. Also, the bread-to-filling ratio was too high in my opinion. Some of the banh mis I've had before have had some bread scooped out in order to accommodate more meat, which would've been nice. Very expensive for not much sustenance. Rating: 2.5/5 The pho was solid on the whole. I was excited to see the herbs included dandelion, which I enjoy but don't often see at other places. Additionally, the broth was flavorful, if a little heavier than other phos I have had. Not to my preference, but girlfriend did enjoy it. Tendon was great, meatballs were good but the brisket, and to a lesser extent the steak, were a little tough and thick-cut. Too many noodles, not enough meat, especially considering the high price. Rating 3.5/5 The gumbo was a sort of wild card -- we didn't know what to expect when we ordered it. The broth was pork-based and very flavorful. My girlfriend really enjoyed it, although I wasn't as big of a fan. the actual contents of the soup were a bit of a hodge-podge including squid, shrimp, fish, pork belly, eggplant, and noodles. Rating: 3/5

Pho T&N is a newer Vietnamese restaurant to the area and serves good Vietnamese food overall, but not the best in Nash. The space is large, open, and like many Vietnamese restaurants lacking in decor and ambiance. When we came, there were few parties there and we were told to seat ourselves. After a quick glance at the menu I had a good feeling about this place. The menu lists authentic dishes, some of which I rarely see in Vietnamese restaurants in the south, such as Bun Mam and Banh canh (a childhood fav of mine). They do have some dishes that are only sold on certain days of the week. For example Bun Rieu is sold on Saturday and Bun Mam on Sundays. I've had the Pho, Bun Bo Hue, and the Bun Thit Nuong (vermicelli noodles) here. Of the 3 the BBH is the best. The Bun Bo Hue is a spicy beef noodle soup, and it came out in a large bowl smelling strongly of fermented fish sauce. FYI this could be deterring to those not accustomed to authentic Vietnamese but I love that smell. The dish overall was good and not very spicy. If you want more spice they have plenty of things you can add in. My only issue with this dish is that they cut the noodles! I really hate when noodles get cut because it makes it sooo hard to pick them up but I would get the dish again! The vermicelli I tried as a takeout option and it was so disappointing. The meat was flavorful but I didn't enjoy the flavor at all and I think many other Viet restaurants do this dish way better.

Adorable little place in West Nashville. We came in an hour before closing - which is definitely annoying - but the entire staff didn't let us know it! We snagged a table outside and ordered right away. The wait wasn't long, which was great. One of my absolute favorites things in the world is Thai Tea so of course I had to order the large glass of it. SOOOO GOOD! I went with ordering the Pho T&N Special. It was a lot of meat which was very clear on the menu, but I didn't go with my gut and order some seafood, so based on that, I wasn't completely satisfied. It was still tasty and filling though! The T&N Platter was our favorite dish on the menu. It offered the right amount of appetizers to satisfy us until our pho orders came. All in all, I will most likely be back to try some more items on the menu.

My family and I came to this restaurant after a night out celebrating my cousins bachelorette! Everyone knows that pho is definitely the cure for a hangover haha! After trying to go to a different pho place, we called Pho T&N and asked if they were able to accommodate 15 people and that we were 5 min away - they happily said yes! The parking was SO much better here than the other restaurant and best of all - they were not busy!! Our server was super nice and patient. The food was good and definitely hit the spot! I would recommend this restaurant if you're looking for authentic vietnamese food! It's conveniently located next to an asian grocery store too :) Tip: you get 10% off if you pay with cash!