Where to eat in Clarksville: lists by category

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

Our where-to-eat lists answer one question each: where in Clarksville can I get wings, pizza, tacos or a cup of coffee? Each list names every place we could confirm, in alphabetical order, with its address, phone and hours as the place itself publishes them, and a link to its own site.

How we made these lists. The places come from the OpenStreetMap records inside Clarksville, the same records that feed our local directory, checked against each place’s own website on 2026-10-18. Places we added name their source on each list. None of the lists is a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody paid to be on one. If your restaurant is missing or wrong, write to us.

How to use them. Each list opens with a short answer naming where its places cluster, then a table you can scan on a phone, then a few sentences on each place in its own words. Chains appear with every Clarksville store we could confirm, each linked to its own location page. Hours change with holidays and seasons, so check the linked page or call before a late-night or Sunday visit. We recheck every list every three months.

The lists

Where to get wings. Sports bars, the wing chains’ four stores on Fort Campbell Boulevard, Madison Street, Needmore Road and Quin Lane, and the pizza and pub kitchens that list wings, downtown included.

Where to get pizza. Local wood-fired and Sango pizza places alongside every store of the national delivery chains, spread along Wilma Rudolph Boulevard, Fort Campbell Boulevard, Madison Street and Tiny Town Road.

Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurants. Family-owned sit-down restaurants on Fort Campbell Boulevard, Trenton Road and in Sango Village, a Mexican and Asian fusion kitchen, and the burrito and taco chains.

Where to get barbecue. A veteran-owned smokehouse on South Riverside Drive and the national barbecue chains on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard, Madison Street and Fort Campbell Boulevard.

Where to get burgers. A downtown smashburger bar, burger and custard chains, and the late-night drive-thrus.

Breakfast and coffee. Coffee houses downtown and near Austin Peay, breakfast cafes on Madison Street and Trenton Road, and the 24-hour diners.

Sushi and Asian restaurants. Sushi, ramen, pho, hibachi and an all-you-can-eat Japanese restaurant, mostly around Wilma Rudolph Boulevard, Tiny Town Road and Needmore Road.

Ice cream and desserts. A local ice cream and cinnamon roll shop on Madison Street, frozen custard, scoop shops and Bundt cakes.

Bakeries. A German bread bakery and cafe on College Street, doughnut shops on Madison Street and Lowes Drive, croissants and cakes.

Patios and outdoor dining. Downtown patios and Clarksville’s first rooftop bar on North Second Street, a beer garden in Sango and the chain patios on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard and Riverside Drive.

More food guides

Brunch. Weekend brunch downtown, with hours and parking.

Date night. Dinner and an evening out in Clarksville.

Restaurant inspections. How to look up a Clarksville restaurant’s latest Tennessee Department of Health inspection score, and how to report a problem.

Looking for a business that is not a restaurant? Browse the directory.

Frequently asked questions

Where are the restaurants in Clarksville?

Most are on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard near Interstate 24, Madison Street, Fort Campbell Boulevard and Tiny Town Road, with independent restaurants, coffee houses and patios downtown on Franklin, Second and Third streets.

Where can I eat late at night in Clarksville?

IHOP and all eight Clarksville Waffle House restaurants list themselves as open 24 hours, and Taco Bell, Wendy’s, Wingstop and the pizza delivery chains list hours past midnight. Each list gives the hours from the restaurant’s own site.

How do I check a Clarksville restaurant’s health inspection?

The Tennessee Department of Health posts inspection reports online. Our restaurant inspections page explains how to look up a score.

Are these lists rankings?

No. Every list is alphabetical, nobody pays to be on it, and each entry comes from the place’s own website.