Black Rifle Coffee Company was one of my favorite coffee places in Clarksville. I discovered it on…read morethe month & year (June 2023) we departed to a new home location in the DMV area. I love the coffee, merchandise, ambience, and customer service there. When we visit Clarksville on rare occasions, this is the coffee place we go to as much as possible.

Cool coffee shop with military theme & decor. There is a lot of seating, and plenty of space to…read morework or study if needed. The coffee is always really good, as well as the service. We don't live here but travel through the town often and always have to stop for a coffee here, we love it. They have high quality merch as well.

What a hidden gem, this place is incredible. The cafe is spacious and welcoming, perfect for…read moresettling in to get some work done. The scent of freshly roasted coffee fills the air since they roast on-site. I had their signature drink for the coffee crawl and it was easily one of my favorites. We also ordered breakfast sandwiches, which came out fast and were delicious. The staff was friendly and efficient, making the whole visit smooth and enjoyable. Can't wait to come back soon!

Food is good service is always friendly and the ambiance is tranquil. I love the smell of the fresh…read moreroasted coffee. The taste is not like any other coffee. Truly made with love and care.

Delicious local coffee with so many options to choose from…read more Freshly baked goods, which you can't go wrong with whatever you choose. Been here a few times and Beck's has never disappointed! Very cool vibe inside. You can hang out and catch up or get some work done if you please. Service was extremely friendly.

Same as another reviewer. This place looks great and I drive right past it every Saturday morning…read moreto get to a place I volunteer. Id much rather support a local business than a big chain. I stopped last Saturday to finally check it out and saw they are only open M-F. Saturdays are the only day I'm out that way. Hope they decide to update their hours at some point and I'll happily stop back by.

Awesome women ran coffee roaster here in Tennessee! I have had the privilege of going to their…read moreroastery to watch how the coffee we drink is made. They are super sweet with a great product. Their beans are fresh and vibrant and can be used for your at home coffee however you enjoy making it!

Summit Sister's Espresso blend is some of the best coffee I've brewed at home. I use it with my…read moreBreville espresso machine and it's always delicious. The staff was super helpful with picking the right coffee, and since they're so small, all of the inventory is super fresh.

The space alone spoke to me this place was going to be great. It was a great open space, with…read morecurated tables and chairs that elevated the experience. Their coffee was great. I tried both their cortado and drip, both well done. Staff was generous. I loved the area too. Great neighborhood area.

I definitely want to come back! I also want to buy some beans as soon as I'm in the market for more…read morebeans again. It's just a nice, clean, attractive coffee house with really nice staff and great coffee. The biscuit I had was okay but small, but I came there for coffee. I ordered a pour over of their Worka Sakaro coffee bean, and I saw them brew it in a ceramic Kalita Wave and bring it to the table. I enjoyed it a lot! Just remember that, when you order something made with a specialty bean, it will usually taste different from just regular old coffee, and that's a good thing. Really, it's delicious! The people working there are very nice and very friendly. They do a great job at making people feel welcome. Parking can be tight in that area, but there is a parking lot next to it with validated parking. It's easier to figure out than some places I've been.

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!

We had been to one of the locations back when it was still Black Press Coffee Shop and we really…read moreliked it so we decided to give this location a try earlier this month. We ordered two cold brews, one with coconut and the other with dark chocolate, and both were very, very tasty and ones we would order again. We were a bit peckish so we also tried the homemade berry pop tart and that was fantastic and 100% something we'd order again in the future. This is a really nice coffee shop and we'd definitely come back again!

Really friendly staff and very unique drinks! Most recently, I got a peanut butter latte here,…read morethough I've also gotten their regular latte, and their espresso is quite solid. They have quite a few food options here as well. Their cookies are baked in house, and they are quite good! My favorite part about this coffee shop is the ambience, as they have an outdoor patio area where you can enjoy your drinks. There is also a bar that is open for seating during the daytime, and they have an adorable wall of people's pets! There is a ton of seating here and every time I go, there seem to be a lot of people working on their laptops.

This is such a fun little coffee shop! I tried the peach cobbler matcha and the apple & Brie toast…read more The toast was amazing! The perfect blend of sweet and savory. The peach cobbler matcha also had an interesting (in a good way!) flavor.

Owned by Lesa Wood and Jack Egan, this is the satellite location of the coffee house that roasts…read morebeans in house and serves some up some seriously incredible creations. Order at the counter, sit down in a plant filled room, maybe read a book. It's the kind of place that has a very East Nashville vibe, with a building that appears to have been a former auto repair shop or something of similar nature. It's unpretentious, it's beautiful in its industrial revival way, it's a great place to meet a stranger. The space is very dog friendly and designed to be a place of pleasure, as opposed to a laptop environment. All and all, it just hits the spot incredibly well.

I was excited to try this coffee stand (or "micro-cafe"?) on Edgehill. I was left pretty…read moredisappointed, unfortunately. The store front is cute, with a few tables on the sidewalk for costumers to sit and enjoy. The barista was nice. Primarily street parking around, with a few paid lots. However, the coffee was clearly burnt and oddly watery. Without a proper interior nor the quality product I was excited for, I'm having trouble justifying the coffees' price (standard cafe price ($6+) ). I love the concept and was quite excited but was left feeling unfulfilled overall.

First time getting Coffee the lady at the drive up window told her it was my first time and if…read moreshe could recomend she was super sweet and very friendly

Best service ever!!! Great coffee anyway you like it. Try my favorite , coconut delight and the…read moreham and cheese bagel sandwich!! You won't be disappointed.

Great coffee and even better atmosphere! The baristas pull an excellent espresso, and their…read morespecialty lattes are top-notch. It is the perfect sweet-and-caffeine combination, served in a beautiful, vibrant shop with exceptionally friendly service.

I've lived in this neighborhood for years and have always made my coffee at home. But back in 2017…read moreto 2019, I used to come here to work/study and accidentally discovered the breakfast burrito. And oh boy. I became addicted. Then COVID hit. Window pickup became a thing. That burrito was basically my emotional support animal throughout 2020. I ate it almost every damn day. It was $5.95 and genuinely one of the greatest things I had ever put in my mouth. Fast forward a few years. I hadn't had it in forever. Today I came back, craving my beloved COVID breakfast burrito. Sweet baby Jesus. WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED. The audacity to call this thing a burrito should be investigated by the FBI. It's apparently wrapped in filo dough (pretty sure), which means it's baked, aggressively buttery, ridiculously doughy, and somehow almost raw underneath. This is not a burrito. This is a pastry having an identity crisis. The beans were basically the entire personality of the thing. Barely any vegetables. The egg tasted like it had been cooked twice, then sentenced to another cooking session inside the pastry. Everything was doughy, mushy, buttery, and sad. I took a few bites, stared into the distance, questioned my life choices, and eventually threw the damn thing away. And it's $10 now. Which I have absolutely no problem paying, IF THE BURRITO IS GOOD. The employees were very nice and kind, though. I don't know any of them and it seems like the whole crew is new, so this is absolutely not about them. But the only reason 8th & Roast remained on my personal breakfast map was that burrito. And now it's gone. RIP 8th & Roast breakfast burrito. 2017-2020. You were too good for this world.