Situated at the very end of terminal C is the 'Stage Cafe.' Menu is small but flavor is big. The…read morechicken sandwich was hot. Juicy, and delish. The cheeseburger was hot, but was a bit hard as it was originally a frozen patty. The buns on both sandwiches were buttery and toasted well. If your ever at the end of Terminal C in the Memphis Airport, you won't go wrong to stop in and let the live music soothe your travel nerves.

This place gets 5 stars! The atmosphere was inviting and the…read morelive music was very nice. The service was helpful - you scan a QR code and order through your phone - very quick and easy! The food was delicious and the burger was well made. The price was a little high for a burger and potato chips. And the beer being $10. That's airport food for ya tho‍ Overall the experience was enjoyable and it's a nice spot to relax during your layover. I will definitely be back when I am in town!

A mess of tasty food. I don't belong in Sunflower Cafe. I'm a not so large fellow, but large enough…read moreto pale in comparison with the regular crowd that visit. All these healthy people make me embarrassed as to what I've done to my body over the past 60+ years. My daughter says that it's never too late to turn it around. But like an oil tanker plowing through the ocean waves, that turn is going to take awhile. The first bend in that turn came in the form of Ginger tofu on a bed of kale and brown rice. Boy is that stuff ever good! Fresh, and if I'm at liberty to say, healthy. So I'll be crossing the threshold of Sunflower in the future. I'll get what my daughter had. Beats me as to what it was. She raved about it, so whatever she had, it'll be in front of me soon. Quick Tip: Look out for the cat.

I ordered the Southwest Salad; added tempeh and garlic aioli. The salad was good but nothing…read moreextraordinary or memorable. It's definitely a salad that you can make at home. The Sweet Potato Casserole was disappointingly bland. It lacked both flavor and sweetness, unfortunately. The Collard Greens were actually very good! From what I tasted at the cafe, these were the best. The cafe itself has a very welcoming aesthetic. There was a man who welcomed me as soon as I entered. He was very nice and helpful. There was a salt and pepper haired woman who had an extremely unpleasant and unwelcoming attitude. I even asked a question and she ignored me. So believe those reviewers who speak on this. There's a large covered patio in the front of the restaurant, regular inside seating, and a smaller uncovered patio in the rear. I was really hoping to have a better experience here. Maybe I just ordered the wrong things, but nothing made me want to give them another chance.

We hit this place mainly based on location... wanted a bite to eat before catching a flight. We…read morewanted to make sure we were close to the airport but didn't want to pay airport food prices if we could avoid it. Chumpy's fit the bill. I was hoping to get there early enough to order from the breakfast menu but didn't make it this time - maybe next time! The place was clean, staff was friendly and my salad was fresh and tasty!

From the owner: Locally owned Cafe and coffee shop. Small batch coffee roasting, fresh baked pastries, award…read morewinning BBQ and daily specials make this the perfect place to hangout while you work or grab a cup of coffee on the go.

Incredible food! There is no indoor dining so carryout only. You can call to place an order or…read moreorder at the door. I had the vegan platter which contained a delicious variety of Ethiopian dishes. Potatoes and carrots, yellow lentils, collard greens, red lentils, cabbage and beets. All are seasoned to perfection and very generous portions. The bread, injera, is soooo good and they give you tons of it to eat with your food. The Awaze beef tibs (yes, tibs) are so tasty and have a little spice to them. We loved the sambusas, little fried pies stuffed with seasoned meat or lentils. Perfect for eating in the car in the way home!

I am so impressed with this little restaurant. My husband and I have never eaten Ethiopian food. We…read moreexplain this as we entered the restaurant. The server/cook was very helpful explaining the menu. My husband and I split a meat and vegetable option. The meat was called Tibs -lamb. We started with coffee that was made in a machine at the front. It was bold and flavorful. It was special, so delicious. The place is small and clean. When the food came out it looked great and very colorful. All the the flavors were delicious. We were impressed. The staff was so friendly. We left feeling like we made friends. So welcoming and homey. We will be back.

Yelp had a little come and go event here and it was my first time visiting. A great place with a…read morereal communal vibe. We got a couple drinks (I forgot to take a picture) as well as a warmed cookie. Staff were friendly and personable! It was really nice in comparison all of the snow and ice we had just gotten. The only thing I'll note is that it has very limited seating and parking was not the best. Parking was kind of typical for the area, but there are maybe 8-10 spots and basically no standing/waiting area. Despite that, it's got some interesting spots right next door (I think one was a library/bookstore). I could see it being a little afternoon adventure.

Ridiculously adorable and cozy neighborhood breakfast/lunch spot serving up incredible buckwheat…read morecrepes, salad, soup, baked goods, with yummy coffee and other beverages. Yellow Table has been open for just over a year in the Eastwood Village complex that seemingly overnight brought us a coworking space, cute plant shop, wine bar, book shop, etc, and Yellow Table really rounds it out as the lone spot in this area for breakfast, coffee, or lunch. The vibe is cozy neighborhood cafe, and the service is always welcoming and incredibly personable (I almost always see the owner herself serving up food to customers with a smile!) The food is what truly stands out to me about this spot. I fell in love with buckwheat crepes on a trip to France a few years ago but there are few places in Nashville serving decent crepes, let alone buckwheat ones. Yellow Table offers sweet and savory crepe options, all cooked perfectly lightly crispy and fresh with that incredible nutty buckwheat flavor, exactly how it should be done. My favorites have been the savory crepes, particularly the build your own with prosciutto, leek, spinach, and cheddar - a filling, tasty, and decently healthy option for $15. There's also coffee and tea, pastries, salads, soups (with bread from the amazing wine bar next door), and rotating specials each day. There's limited seating: a few two or three person tables and one shared table inside; in warmer months there are also a few small tables outside. But the WiFi is decent and I see a lot of folks coming here to do a bit of work while grabbing a bite. In just a year Yellow Table Cafe has already made itself an indelible East Nashville neighborhood gem. With the tastiest crepes to grace the Nashville dining scene, chill vibes, warm service, and reasonable prices, here's to hoping for many more wonderful years serving the community for this spot!

We came to Nashville for the Chris Stapleton concert and we're staying at an Airbnb. The owner…read morerecommended Frothy Monkey for breakfast/brunch, and honestly we only went because it's literally right around the corner from the Airbnb and we were starving. What a hidden gem in the middle of Nashville. There are so many famous breakfast spots here, but this place has absolutely nothing to envy them for. When we arrived it was pretty busy and we had to wait around 20 minutes, but trust me, it was completely worth it. They text you when your table is ready, so you can walk around the area while you wait. We ordered the Broadbent omelet, a matcha latte, Havana latte, and chai latte so we could try different options, and everything was delicious. The omelet was super fluffy, packed with flavor, and made with fresh, high-quality ingredients. The Havana latte had that sweet, bold Cuban coffee flavor that makes it perfect, the chai latte was super creamy and perfectly spiced, and the matcha latte had the perfect balance without being overly sweet. After that, my boyfriend ordered the everything bagel and I got the flourless chocolate cake, and wow... the bagel was perfectly toasted, full of flavor, and had an amazing texture. The flourless chocolate cake was easily one of the best desserts I've ever had: rich, intensely chocolatey, moist, and decadent without feeling too heavy. It's definitely worth coming here for breakfast or brunch. The atmosphere is super cozy, the service was excellent, and the whole experience felt relaxed but special at the same time. If you're visiting Nashville, Frothy Monkey absolutely needs to be on your list.

I had such a fantastic experience at Frothy Monkey! From the moment I walked in, the atmosphere…read morefelt warm and welcoming. Our server, Hailey, was absolutely outstanding--attentive, friendly, and on top of every detail without ever feeling rushed. I ordered the Havana latte, and it was incredible--perfectly balanced, smooth, and just the right hint of sweetness. For food, I got the shrimp and grits, and wow... they were bursting with flavor. Creamy, savory, and beautifully seasoned. Overall, this visit was a 10/10. Great service, great food, and great vibes.

I'm becoming a regular here! The coffee is top notch, the baristas are incredibly friendly, service…read moreis fast, and they have Loaded Tots. Need I say more? I can always expect the best when I come in. The space is filled with warm, natural light and there are plenty of places to sit, plus a super comfy couch. It's a great spot for some good coffee and coworking. Crispy tater tots, bacon, green onions, cheese, and sour cream) are never a miss. They're perfect to share (or not). My current favorite seasonal drink is the Sugar Cookie, but I still think about The Great Pumpkin from the fall menu. I may or may not be counting down until it returns. I'll be back soon either way!

District is a hidden gem in South Nashville. I recently realized how close it is to me, and now I…read morestop by whenever I can. Their new menu is great especially the loaded tater tots topped with scallions, crispy bacon, and sour cream. So good. The coffee is always consistent and high quality, and the baristas are friendly and fast, which I really appreciate on busy days. There's also plenty of seating, making it a great spot to get a little work done. Definitely one of my new go-to neighborhood favorites!

I stopped in to Flora + Fauna on a late Friday morning after having it on my "to try" list for what…read moreseemed like ages. It's a popular spot but they moved pretty quickly. I'd liken its vibe a hybrid coffee shop and fast casual dining. I ordered an iced pecan (hello?!) latte and spring turkey sandwich. Both were excellent. The espresso is fresh, the milk is local, and the syrups are homemade. There's no photos because I think everyone will look at me if I snap a pic and it was too good to stop and stage my order. The sandwich was experimental but not so much that I couldn't enjoy the risks they took with a blueberry compote mayo. Only thing is I would have cooked the roasted potatoes about 3 minutes longer for a crispier side. But I'm just nitpicking, everything was phenomenal. If you're looking to support local, add this hidden gem to your list!

Why hadn't I been here before? Such a cute and quaint cafe. Vibe was very chill with great staff…read more Shout out to the cooks. Breakfast was 10/10 for sure. This is a great spot to come and do a little work while grabbing a bite to eat. Space is limited inside, but they also have a few tables outside to accommodate if the inside is full. This seems to be a very inclusive facility. ALL are welcome and will feel welcomed!

We need more places like this! You can get food, drinks and play games. What a lovely way to add…read moreto community building. My daughter got some work done while we all played games. It's a great chance to try a game before committing to buying it. I got the iced banana pudding latte-comfort in a glass! It even had nilla wafer crumbs in the cold foam. My daughter got the iced cult classic while hubby opted for the standard iced latte. We all split a brown butter chocolate chip cookie. (We should've gotten a couple! All cookies looked delish! Check out the photos to see how cute the place is. Also animal friendly.

This is the best spot for anyone to come for great food, coffee, and enjoy a board game together!…read more My husband and I visited last year, and make it out every couple months for a visit! Bongo coffee is already a local favorite, and it's genius that they partnered with Game Point Board Game stores to make a unique experience! When you enter to the left are games available for purchase. Straight ahead is the food and drink counter, and to the right is the wall of board games and card games! Today, I order an iced warm and fuzzy coffee with oatmilk and my husband ordered an iced milk way coffee. I had the chocolate croissant warmed up, and he ordered a chicken bacon ranch quesadilla. I also love the option for snacks for the table, too! You can dine or play inside or on their front porch area. Just return the games when you are finished. If you want others to join your table they have a sign that says "need more players" which is a great way to build community! We also love their special game tables that have built in cup holders! They also display a large calendar of events that they host regularly where anyone can join! This is a great place for families, couples, or anyone who loves coffee and games! Wish there were more locations, this is a great business!

I've been a Keke's fan . . . until trying First Watch. The food is great! The menu selection has a…read morebunch of interesting things. I'm trying to be healthy and was impressed by the quinoa bowl. Service was incredibly friendly and patient. Ambiance is farmhouse modern.

I unfortunately really did not care for the food at this place. I had the chicken Chunga and it was…read morejust decent. I really didn't like the flavor profile. It just wasn't that great. I also had the million dollar potatoes and they were also just blah. The fruit was good, but I had a few pieces that were older. The ambience at the place is very nice and welcoming. The food just was not good very mediocre unfortunately.