The Turnip Truck Urban Fare

From over 70 local vendors, farmers, and suppliers we purchase: Local produce, organic foods, healthy vitamins and supplements, natural healthy food, vegan, gluten-free, fat free, low calories, free range eggs, dairy & dairy-free, frozen and perishable, sustainable sea-food, grass-fed meat, etc. Plus offer hot & cold salad bars, Organic Soup Station, Coffee Station, Juice Bar with Organic & Natural juices and Smoothies.

Serving the community since 2001, The Turnip Truck is Nashville’s only full-service, locally-owned & operated natural foods retailer. We have 2 locations: 701 Woodland St, East Nashville & 321 12th Ave. S., The Gulch Stores Hours: Mon/Sat 7:00am-9:00pm – Sun 8:00am-8:00pm With Juice Bar – Fresh/Organic Juices & Smoothies. Bottled waters, juices, coffee drinks, coconut waters, Kombucha & pro-biotics drinks. We carry Beer & Wine. (We have Kombucha & Beer on tap. Purchase our growler or bring your own. East Store Only) Hot & Cold Salad Bars + Hot Organic Veggie & Meat Soups. Deli: Lots of Paninis, Wraps, Sandwiches, (pre-made or make your own). Grab-&-Go Foods. Produce area has lots of organic options. Groceries: Huge variety of Healthy Groceries, Bulk Foods, Gluten Free, Vegan, Organic, Dairy Free, etc. Our Meat Dept. has lots of Sustainable Seafood, Grass-Fed Meat, Hormone Free Chicken, etc. Big Supplement Dept. with vitamins, probiotics, oils, beauty products & much more.

John Dyke L.
Business Owner
John Dyke originally hails from a working family farm in Greeneville, Tennessee, but he has hung his hat in East Nashville for more than two decades. Upon settling in the heart of the city, John realized how much he missed the fresh produce he had become accustomed to as a child. Inspired and encouraged by neighbors who craved the same natural goodness, he set out to bring the bounty of the farm to town.
John opened his first store in East Nashville’s 5 Points neighborhood in 2001 and has been serving Nashville ever since. A champion for independent farmers, John is committed to revealing the timeless wisdom of eating “real food”. The store’s cheeky name underscores his mission to bring farmers the respect and support they deserve