Every Spring Hill food list in one place: wings, pizza, Mexican, breakfast and coffee, burgers, sushi and Asian, desserts, bakeries and patios.

Last checked Oct. 19, 2026. Refreshed every three months.

Spring Hill’s restaurants line four roads. Main Street (U.S. 31, also signed Columbia Pike) has the most, from coffee shops and bakeries to buffets and drive-thrus. Wall Street, just off Main Street, has a run of diners, pizza and barbecue. The Crossings, on Crossings Boulevard and Crossings Circle, has the sit-down chains and grills, and Port Royal Road near Saturn Parkway has a second cluster. Each list below is alphabetical and gives every place’s address, its hours as its own site posts them and its phone number.

How we made these lists. The places come from OpenStreetMap records inside Spring Hill’s city limits, the same data behind our local directory, checked against each place’s own website on Oct. 19, 2026, and against the Tennessee Department of Health’s inspection records, which also gave us places the map missed. Spring Hill straddles Williamson and Maury counties, and the lists cover both sides of the line; places with a Spring Hill mailing address outside the city limits are not included. A barbecue list is not here because only two barbecue restaurants are inside the city. The lists are not rankings or recommendations, and nobody paid to be on them. Places can write to us to correct an entry.

The lists

Where to get wings in Spring Hill. Six places with wings on the menu, half of them at The Crossings, from a sports bar and a grill to pizza chains and a local burger bar on Longford Drive.

Where to get pizza in Spring Hill. Fourteen pizza places, including a wood-fired pizzeria on Kedron Road, a New York-style cafe on Main Street, two family pizzerias on Wall Street and a craft pizza taphouse at The Crossings.

Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurants in Spring Hill. Fourteen places, from family Mexican restaurants on Main Street, Port Royal Road and Belshire Village Drive to fast-casual burrito chains.

Breakfast and coffee in Spring Hill. Eighteen places for an early start: scratch diners on Wall Street and Main Street, local coffeehouses, three Starbucks stores and two 24-hour Waffle Houses.

Where to get burgers in Spring Hill. Eleven places, from a local burger bar and sit-down grills to custard-and-burger and drive-in chains.

Sushi and Asian restaurants in Spring Hill. Fifteen Japanese, Chinese, poke and Indian restaurants, with the largest groups on Main Street and Port Royal Road.

Ice cream and desserts in Spring Hill. Six shops: two frozen custard stands, a frozen yogurt shop, a cookie shop, an ice cream counter and a custard-and-burger chain.

Bakeries in Spring Hill. Seven bakeries, bakery-cafes, cookie and doughnut shops, most on Main Street and Wall Street.

Patios and outdoor dining in Spring Hill. Six restaurants whose own sites list a patio, terrace, beer garden or outdoor seating, half of them side by side on Wall Street.

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Frequently asked questions

Where are most of the restaurants in Spring Hill?

Most are on Main Street (U.S. 31, also signed Columbia Pike), on Wall Street just off Main Street, at The Crossings on Crossings Boulevard and Crossings Circle, and on Port Royal Road near Saturn Parkway.

Where can I find a list of restaurants in Spring Hill?

Spring Hill Daily keeps alphabetical lists by category, each with every place’s address, its hours as its own site posts them and its phone number: wings, pizza, Mexican, breakfast and coffee, burgers, sushi and Asian, ice cream and desserts, bakeries, and patios.

Are these restaurant lists rankings?

No. Each list is alphabetical and includes every place we could confirm inside Spring Hill’s city limits. Nobody paid to be on them.

Is there barbecue in Spring Hill?

Yes. Martin’s Bar-B-Que Joint at 2076 Wall St. serves West Tennessee-style whole hog barbecue and has a beer garden; it is on our patios list.