Bloom & Brew Coffee has been hiding in plain sight for a few years, and I cannot believe I am just…read morenow discovering this delightful little spot! Tucked away on the side of a small office building on Conference drive across from the complex that houses The Chef's Market, Bloom & Brew is a casual, vibey and local spot serving up all the classics alongside a solid selection of pastries and baked goods. While there are a few tables outside the front door, the interior space offers a variety of seating from industrial style tables and wooden booths to a cozy old school couch and plush leather tables to a full booth tucked in a nook with a stained-glass window overhead. While I was there for the coffee, I decided to stay for the vibes and enjoy my iced latte in one of those cush leather chairs! Speaking of lattes, I am a sucker for seasonal drinks, especially those in the fall, so naturally I gravitated towards the season menu and went with an Iced Monkey Bread Latte and it was absolutely delightful! Well balanced, a tad salty, but also sweet...so good! Service was stellar from entry to exit. Chatted while ordering and then a bit while he was whipping up the goods. Super chill fella with some great coffee skills! Overall, absolutely thrilled to have found Bloom & Brew. I can already tell this spot is going to become one of my go-to's anytime I am near or in Goodlettsville!

If you like strong Expresso this is the place for you. It was nice and quaint. I am someone who…read morelikes mild crème espresso and the expresso they use is a high crème. Unfortunately I will not be back. I was just traveling through.

Such a cute place! Right off the road too! The staff (including I assume the owner) are absolutely…read morefantastic! Very nice and the shop cozy! Our puppy was happy and got lots of love and even a pup cup! The coffee is yummy and the food too! I highly recommend! Thank you!

Great coffee inexpensive. Very kind. Always offering…read morepastries. :) stop by and visit!

I want to give this place 5 stars. This is my favorite place to come to work since I am remote…read more It's really close to where I live and there's nothing else local in the area. Pros: -The drinks are good (rishi tea is the best) -The location is fantastic -It's cozy and has outlets (!!!) -Plenty of parking (!!!) -Sarah is THE SWEETEST and always remembers me and my drink. It goes a long way towards making me want to come back. -They've finally added matcha lattes to the menu (!!) -The pricing is really good compared to other places in the Nashville metro area! Cons: -There are times when it's empty, other times (like at this current moment when I'm sitting here) when it's full. There is one employee working. That seems to be a bit of an oversight by whoever is making decisions about that. -There used to be good I could order. It seems they've taken it away. That's pretty disappointing. -I was told they took away a lot of the syrups? I'm fully on board with seasonal drinks but.. taking away regular inventory? Overall.... amazing place. I would 100% give this 10 stars but whatever the higher ups are doing is a little questionable with their choices. The amount of people I've talked to in the area that have no idea this place exists.... a teeny bit of instagram marketing could go a long way I think! Again... there's literally nothing like this in the area. You have to go towards Nashville to get anything somewhat similar and honestly, I don't like the next closest place. So hopefully the owners figure out how to run it better. I REALLY don't want to see it go under.

I asked if they could put cream cheese on my bagel and they said "of course" and then after I gave…read morethem a tip (25%) they said it will be on the side.... and the latte was just straight up milk. 0 for me homie.

Modern coffee shop with good strong coffee and house baked pastries and a small food menu. I…read moregrabbed a cappuccino and relaxed and checked some emails. The space is very comfortable and so is the seating area. I believe there is a drive thru, but I did not use it. Casual. East parking. Good service. Please come and create your own adventure.

Amazing drinks, we had matcha and chais. A little slow, but that's to be expected when your drink…read morehas a few steps to making it. They were out of avocado, so I didn't get to try the avocado toast. We did try the breakfast burrito, which wastasty, but small for the price. Cute plants and comfy chairs while you wait. I would definitely recommend this location!

Banana coffee was very good and staff was very friendly, cute little place, will definitely be…read morereturning!

As a very picky at-home espresso maker this place has the best Americano i've had. Most places have…read moreto cover up their less than average beans with flavors/syrups that make it good leaving anyone who likes plain coffee with some yucky options. While they have some good flavored ones the plain coffee is just as amazing!

where do I start?? I'm a foodie and came with high expectations. Super impressed with the variety,…read morequality and FLAVOR of everything we tasted. Hands down, best gumbo I've ever had. The service was top notch and the actual restaurant had a very warm southern charm. Thank you Chef Mike for making this meal the highlight of our trip to Nashville !!!

Well Drove over 40 miles for what I was told, awesome…read morecajun food!! If you like HIGH Prices (I mean $5 for a small Dr.Pepper) Terrible service (was a fast food place not a full service Restarant) Gumbo that will set your mouth and throat on fire #34.00 for a dozen fried oysters Ambiance? Good luck! Try the Bar down the road! save your money, time , and high expectations for a CAJUN REST!

I've been wanting to write this review because Chef's Market deserves so much more than five stars…read more My family and I have been coming here for years. We've celebrated family dinners, hosted business meetings, and made countless memories around your tables. Even after moving out of state more than 10 years ago, every single time I come back to Tennessee, my dad and bonus mom know that one stop is non-negotiable--we're going to Chef's Market. The food is incredible, and the cakes are worth the trip all by themselves. A few weeks ago, though, Chef's Market became so much more than a favorite restaurant. I got a call that my bonus mom had become very sick, and I rushed home to help care for my family. One day I stopped in to grab lunch and, of course, one of your amazing cakes to take back to the house. I was holding it together...until I wasn't. When the sweet lady behind the bakery counter asked which cake I wanted, all of the fear, exhaustion, uncertainty, and heartbreak I'd been carrying came pouring out. I couldn't stop crying. Without hesitation, she set the cake down, walked around the counter, and wrapped me in the biggest, most genuine hug. Not the kind of hug you give because you feel obligated--but the kind that says, "You're not alone." Then she prayed with me. A complete stranger saw my pain, held me tight, and promised she would continue praying for my family. As I sit in the hospital weeks later, I still think about that moment. I remember her kindness, her compassion, her gentle spirit, and the love she showed someone she had never met before. That hug meant more than she'll probably ever know. Chef's Market isn't just a restaurant with incredible food and the best cakes around. It's a place that feels like home. It's where my family has made years of memories, and now it's also the place where I was reminded that kindness still exists in this world. Thank you for feeding people in more ways than one. Thank you for caring. Thank you for reminding me that a simple act of compassion can carry someone through one of the hardest days of their life. You truly never know what someone is walking through. Your kindness made a difference in mine, and I'll never forget it. Unfortunately I have forgotten her name but I know she has beautiful black hair that smelled amazing!

I was disappointed in the lack of flavor in the chicken and the vegetables. I appreciate they…read moredidn't load everything down with salt, but I like a bit of something. It was cooked well though. The lemon cake looked amazing but tasted so odd, with fake lemon icing, even a little vinegary, with sugary, flavorless cake. I couldn't find the prices posted in the restaurant. When it's cafeteria-style and you have to quickly decide to keep the line moving, you need to know the price. Great presentation and portions, very friendly staff.

Currently my favorite diner in the area, at least for breakfast. Need to get back for lunch to…read morecompare to Ruby's, which is also very nice. Another typical small town diner. No frills. The main difference is the sever takes up your bill with your card rather than having to walk up to the counter and pay. Feels like a family joint all the way. The place was packed with people when we walked in. We were ushered to the back to a table that was half booth, half seats. If there is anything I wish were different about the atmosphere, it would be something on the wall to damper the echos, as there were 2 couples that was essentially allowing their kids to scream at the top of their lungs and acting as if there was no noise. I did the biscuits and gravy with coffee. She did a croissant sandwich. For my side, I got a fruit cup and then added on some bacon (server stated I had to pay full price for the bacon, so better to put her fruit cup as my side - nice thought). Biscuits and gravy were done correctly, with sausage in the gravy (so many places now don't use real sausage and instead the sausage flavored mix). Bacon was bacon, but at least not a really cheap brand. Fruit was nice as it was not all melon. Portions not huge, but ample for what we were seeking. Price was not excessive for the amount of food, as some have mentioned. Waitress was on top, despite having quite a few tables. Service was prompt, coffee refilled. Not over the top, but worthy of a decent tip. Curently the best breakfast I have had in this area, but I am new to this part of Nashville, so give me time. Also need to try Mama's Kitchen to complete the main diners over in the Goodlettesville area. Then to Gallatin. I will definitely return at some point.

Nice little diner! Greeted and seated quickly, My French Toast was a huge order at a great price…read moreand was fluffy and custard-y! His eggs, sausage and pancakes were also spot on! Definitely a great diner!

Unique and delicious donuts, muffins, and more! I loved…read morevisiting Helen Donuts to choose some donuts for a Brunch Party. When I reviewed their selection, they had so many unique donut flavors such as a "fruity pebbles" donut! I saw they also had large muffins and added them to my order, and they were delicious! I can't wait to come back to try their boba drinks and coffee, and savory pastries! I loved the variety, the packaging , and the service of Helen Donuts in Greenbrier, I can't wait to go back again!

I bought an Apple Fritter. It was good, but I had no clue it was going to cost me almost $4.00.read more

Picked up goodies for my neighbor who has food allergies. It was nice to find a place that had a…read morelarge variety of dairy-free and nut-free muffins and brownies. Service was wonderful, they put labels with ingredients on your boxes as well as give you a full menu w allergens listed. They really do a good job of making you aware of what's in their food - as well as what's not! Whether you're trying to eat keto, paleo or avoiding certain ingredients, they got a bunch of stuff to pick from. They were sold out when I was there but said they usually have cake on hand too!

I hate that I have to preface this by saying that a "3" means "OK"; it's not indicative of a bad…read morething/place/experience. Also, this is a vegan review. I was in this area for work and was looking for some gluten free vegan sweets. It appeared that Healthy Body Bakery could satisfy that craving, as they cater to those with dietary restrictions. It's a small business, tucked behind the main street-facing businesses of a building. I was warmly greeted upon entry. They only had one gf vegan cake option on the day that I went (vanilla cake with vanilla icing), but they had several gf cupcakes and muffins available. I grabbed a cake slice (for half off!) and a cupcake. VANILLA CAKE SLICE Vegan and gluten free vanilla cake and vanilla icing. The cake was moist and the taste was ok to a seasoned vegan. What I mean by that is, for decades I've watched (and tasted) as the vegan food game evolved. Back in the 90s, vegan vanilla cake had this same beige/light brown color and flavor. So I actually knew what it would taste like before I even bought it, based on the color. However, it did not taste gluten free and that is a flex. The icing was slightly lighter than a buttercream icing, but definitely not a whipped cream icing. For people who don't like "too sweet", this icing would be perfect for you. It was sweet without the sugar rush. I would love to see them improve on their vegan vanilla cake though. If they can get it to that light and fluffy yellow vanilla color, they'd join the dozens of awesome vegan bakers across the country who've mastered this feat. MANDARIN ORANGE CUPCAKE A tasty orange flavored cupcake with the same aforementioned vanilla icing. It was moist; it did not have that typical grainy gf texture or dry gf taste. It was a very good cupcake. I believe they also have a peach gf vegan cake in their rotation. If I was in the area again, I'd definitely return to try that peach flavor.