Nashville’s First Guyanese Supper Club happens this month

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In a city known for its eclectic food scene, The Pepper Pott is set to make culinary history by introducing Nashville’s first-ever Guyanese Supper Club on Sunday, April 27, 2025. The highly anticipated event, titled “A Guyanese Getaway,” will be held at 100 Taylor Street from 5:00–7:30 PM, offering an immersive dining experience that brings the vibrant spirit of Guyana to the
heart of Music City.

This one-night-only dinner is more than just a meal—it’s a cultural celebration that invites guests to experience the warmth, flavor, and storytelling that define Guyanese cuisine. The multi-course menu, crafted with precision and passion, blends traditional Caribbean dishes with modern culinary innovation.

A Taste of Guyana: Traditional Flavors with a Modern Twist

The menu is a culinary love letter to Guyana, featuring dishes that honor the country’s rich culinary heritage while incorporating fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Menu set to include:

  • Crispy Sweet Chili & Pineapple Wings: A flavorful fusion of heat and sweetness.
  • Pholourie with Mango Sour: A traditional street food staple with a zesty twist.
  • Hand-Carved Pineapple Bowls filled with Seafood, Chicken, or Breadfruit: A feast for both
  • the eyes and palate.
  • Stir-Fried Rice & Lo-Mein: A nod to Guyana’s cultural melting pot.
  • Sides: Sliced Plantains, Crispy Cabbage.
  • Desserts: Pine Tart, Caramelized Pineapple, and Flaky Pastry Bundt Cake with Coconut Ice
  • Cream.
  • Signature Caribbean Cocktails and Mocktails: Tropical, refreshing, and inspired by the island
  • flavors.

Guests will be welcomed with a live DJ set, storytelling, and an ambiance designed to transport them to a South American kitchen, celebrating the essence of Guyanese culture through every sensory detail.

“This supper club is about more than just eating—it’s about honoring heritage and bringing a taste of Guyana to Nashville, says Karen, Head Chef of The Pepper Pott. “We want people to walk away with not just a full belly but a fuller understanding of our culture and its culinary richness.”

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Owners, Mother and Son, Isiah Thomas and Karen Thomas (head chef)

A Culinary Movement Rooted in Community

The Pepper Pott is no stranger to breaking culinary boundaries. Originally a food truck and takeout kitchen, the brand has grown into a celebrated name in Nashville. Now the family-owned business is launching its Supper Series—a dining event that brings people together over shared flavors and stories. With a focus on authenticity, sustainability, and community connection, The Pepper Pott continues to redefine Caribbean cuisine in the South.

The Guyanese Supper Club is the latest evolution of this vision, offering locals and visitors alike a chance to discover a lesser-known side of Caribbean food in a setting that fosters connection and curiosity.

Purchase special tickets for 25% off by clicking here.

Photos by: The Pepper Pott

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