Restaurant market guide · Tennessee
Restaurant market guides in Tennessee.
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Explore Restaurant Revenue Incubator’s operator-focused guides to the 50 largest Tennessee markets. Each guide combines official U.S. Census market context with practical cost, sales, technology and retention priorities.

Restaurant consulting markets in Tennessee
- Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government restaurant market Population 690,130
- Memphis restaurant market Population 618,980
- Knoxville restaurant market Population 195,185
- Chattanooga restaurant market Population 185,783
- Clarksville restaurant market Population 176,456
- Murfreesboro restaurant market Population 161,445
- Franklin restaurant market Population 87,133
- Johnson City restaurant market Population 72,222
- Jackson restaurant market Population 68,435
- Hendersonville restaurant market Population 63,091
- Bartlett restaurant market Population 56,876
- Smyrna restaurant market Population 56,692
- Kingsport restaurant market Population 56,262
- Spring Hill restaurant market Population 55,765
- Collierville restaurant market Population 51,515
- Cleveland restaurant market Population 48,829
- Gallatin restaurant market Population 48,532
- Brentwood restaurant market Population 45,556
- Columbia restaurant market Population 45,441
- Lebanon restaurant market Population 44,788
- Mount Juliet restaurant market Population 42,073
- Germantown restaurant market Population 40,673
- La Vergne restaurant market Population 40,243
- Cookeville restaurant market Population 36,088
- Oak Ridge restaurant market Population 32,693
- Maryville restaurant market Population 32,392
- Morristown restaurant market Population 31,527
- Bristol restaurant market Population 27,636
- Shelbyville restaurant market Population 24,661
- Farragut restaurant market Population 24,634
- East Ridge restaurant market Population 22,070
- Tullahoma restaurant market Population 21,103
- Springfield restaurant market Population 19,255
- Sevierville restaurant market Population 18,397
- Goodlettsville restaurant market Population 17,597
- Dickson restaurant market Population 16,424
- Seymour restaurant market Population 16,216
- Dyersburg restaurant market Population 15,979
- Greeneville restaurant market Population 15,646
- Arlington restaurant market Population 15,205
- Nolensville restaurant market Population 15,074
- White House restaurant market Population 14,631
- Athens restaurant market Population 14,471
- Elizabethton restaurant market Population 14,374
- Lakeland restaurant market Population 14,192
- McMinnville restaurant market Population 13,844
- Powell restaurant market Population 13,739
- Portland restaurant market Population 13,449
- Soddy-Daisy restaurant market Population 13,231
- Manchester restaurant market Population 12,944
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Sources: U.S. Census Bureau 2024 ACS 5-year table B01003, 2026 Gazetteer Files, and 2022 Economic Census EC2272BASIC (NAICS 7225). Image licensing and attribution appear with each image. Last verified September 22, 2026.
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