Offbeat Bakery is a cute little coffee and bakery shop off of the main track in Nashville, Indiana…read more As someone who has been gluten-free for a long time, bakeries usually don't offer any gluten-free options, or if they do, it's one or two options. I was a little overwhelmed! I ended up getting a GF blueberry muffin and chai latte for there, and a chocolate chip cookie to go. My husband got a regular blueberry scone and coffee. The baked goods were delicious. The cookie was huge, soft and delicious! They have a small area to sit and eat inside. The tables are decorated with teacups, saucers, and fresh flowers. All of the employees were extremely nice and helpful. They also take orders for cakes. I would definitely go back to try other items!

While I was staying at an Airbnb in Nashville, I was gifted a box of cupcakes, muffins and pastries…read morefrom Offbeet Bakery. If you want to endear someone to you, one way to do that is to give them delicious baked goods! (Or, at least, this method works for me.) The goodies I received from Offbeet were delicious. I got a little sampler of mini cupcakes, a lemon curd and blueberry pastry, and a spice muffin. My favorite was the lemon and blueberry pastry, because layered pastry and fruit is a winning combination. I wish I could have visited Offbeet Bakery in person. I did see the outside of the bakery, which is located close to the Brown County library. Apparently, Offbeet also sells coffee and espresso, and they also do custom cakes, too. They are active on social media, so go seek them out there if you want to know the new things they are baking up.

Very polite staff. Nice atmosphere. The Cinnamon Rolls weee wonderful! And the store has a unique…read moremeter indicating how many of the morning-made rolls are left.

This place completely satisfied our cinnamon roll craving! My husband and I split the Maple Bacon…read moreCinnamon Roll and it was loaded with flavor -- sweet, savory, and absolutely indulgent. It was a bit rich for me personally, but my husband was obsessed and would order it again in a heartbeat. If you're in Nashville, IN, this spot is a must-visit! I definitely recommend going earlier in the day since they can sell out quickly. Otherwise, plan to order ahead and swing back. We were so happy we got there in time to grab one!

I needed some hydration with a little kick, so I stopped by Nashville General Store & Bakery for an…read moreiced tea. It turned out, they had to make my iced tea special, because they weren't allowed to use the tap water because of some boil order that was established in the area. OK! They were able to pivot and make me my unsweetened ice tea with bottled water, instead. My iced tea was great and just what I wanted. What customer service! I wish I wanted some baked goods while I was here, because this place has all of the homemade-looking baked goods. Peanut butter cookies in a Tupperware container, bread pudding covered in plastic wrap, apple pie in a metal pie dish. All of the baked goods look like they were made by someone's grandma. And they looked like they were labeled by someone's grandpa, carefully, in grandpa handwriting. Nashville General Store has a breakfast and lunch menu along with baked goods, with a big indoor dining room that you can sit in and enjoy your meal. Breakfast foods include pancakes, quiche and breakfast sandwiches; lunch options include things like sandwiches, soups, salads and sides. This place is also a store. You will find things like jams and canned goods, home decor, and lots more stuff with a country aesthetic. It's a cute place to visit to grab something to eat or drink, and look around.

We stopped by for lunch. The store is cute inside made of several old buildings attached together…read more They carry locally prepared pickled products, jams, candles and candy. They are known best for their baked goods. Ordering food took a while as they were training new staff. You order and pay at the counter then go find a seat in the dining room. There is a 4% up charge for credit cards. I was glad I had cash. The dining room is an adorable blend of old furniture. Local folk art hangs on the wall. We were the only ones in the dining room on a Monday. The food came out quickly. The staff is friendly. I ordered a pork tenderloin made with locally grown pork. The breading is light and crispy on the soft freshly made roll. The pork is generously topped with fresh romain and tomato. The ham and bean soup is hearty and hot but could use some seasoning other than salt. The soup is served with a huge fresh corn muffin. The muffin is the winner. I found it odd that they do not open until 10 am since they serve breakfast, pastries and coffee. There are no public restrooms available. Parking is a bear on weekends.

Love so much, staff is very friendly and quick! Smells amazing! Best baked goods always soft and…read morefresh, they always have a large variety of sweets! Recommend!

I felt like I was on vacation when I walked into the Artisan Bakery. So many cases filled with the…read moremost beautiful pastries. This must be Paris or some place exotic. Cakes, cookies, donuts, bread, tarts and so much more. It was hard to choose. I sampled pistachio cookies. Yum. The clerk was friendly and patient as I carefully inspected each case. So, you take a tray and clean tongs and pick what you want. I selected a pumpkin filled empanada and a Nutella puff pastry. OMG, the prices are so reasonable. The pastries were huge and delicious. My pumpkin empanada was not too sweet and was like a Thanksgiving hug. The Nutella puff pastry was light and tasty. If I lived closer, I'd stop by every day. The Artisan Bakery is a perfect stop for a special treat. They make cakes to order, and have a few on hand. The cakes are beautiful. There is plenty of parking in the little strip mall. There is no seating available to dine in - so plan to go. Well worth a visit.

I had the best gluten free, flourless chewy chocolate and walnut bite ( cookie) that I have ever…read moretasted. Limited gluten free options but this was the #1!!!!

Yummy choices, great friendly staff, lovely outdoor dining! Can't wait to dig in! I bought bread,…read moregranola and eclairs!

My husband and I came in for dinner and drinks. We had the prime rib and it was a little tough…read more Service is slow, don't be in a hurry. We sat outside and enjoyed the views of downtown Nashville.

Food is always amazing. Great menu selection and always a great stall. Very attentive and…read morepleasant. Love this place.

Even at mid-morning, this place was loaded with multiple tasty varieties of pastries. Although I…read moredidn't pick up any coffee, I did snag a tasty iced raspberry jelly doughnut and an apple fritter. The doughnut was loaded with raspberry filling from end to end. So nice to have jelly in every bite! The fritter was much larger and was glazed. It had a good flavor as well. I parked in one of the front spaces, but it looks like there is a drive-thru lane as well. Very friendly and prompt service as well. Inside, there is some comfy seating for those who wish to hang out and enjoy their pastries/coffee in house. Review #2912

The service was great and prices are low and it's a cozy spot super friendly staff I will returnread more

I would like to be able to review the food and service but we were sadly turned away and this is…read morenot the first time. We had the same thing happen at the original location before they moved in to their new larger location which happens to be in the same place that a local and family favorite previously occupied. We can understand turning away a large group in the first location because it was pretty small. We had a group of 6 and they would not set us. This time we tried again at the new location and had a larger group of 11. We all came from at least 4 hours out of town and some from New York. We come to Nashville Indiana/Brown county quite literally every year the week of the 22 in October and have been for over 20 years. This year is especially meaningful because my father in law has been diagnosed with a very serious medical condition making this possibly his last trip. We weren't able to try out the new cafe and give our family a memorable experience in one of our favorite spots even though it is a new business. We even asked them to split up our group and they were unwilling to accommodate. This may well be our final attempt to try out this restaurant which is a shame because all the work they have done has really made the place look very nice and the menu looks good. I guess we will never know though. Yours truly Disappointed almost guest

Warning: Management is not taking care to update this property's location…read more... Bird's Nest has moved to OLD Hob Nob location.... In our view Hob Nob defines the new location, but not the restaurant. For economic reasons, the old Hob Nob was a Goldmine and now Bird's Nest is a Goldmine - Nice new floors, tables, chandeliers,.... Menu and food Caveat: weekday or weekend, arrive before Noon, and place is packed Menu has potential, but kitchen is lacking in talent Today our meal required 40+ minutes in a packed restaurant Desperately needs more servers and kitchen help We recommend