Slump Cafe is in a great spot with plenty of convenient parking options. The space itself has a…read moreminimal vibe with plenty of seating, and the menu strikes a nice balance, keeping things simple while still offering a great variety. The baristas were super polite and welcoming too. We ordered a lavender latte with a medium roast for me, and a honey latte for my husband. Both were fantastic. I was a little worried the lavender might be too overpowering or overly sweet, but it was done just right. The floral notes were subtle, and the quality of the coffee bean really shone through with a great roast and aroma. My husband's honey latte was just as good. Overall, the coffee is well-priced and the experience from start to finish was wonderful. Definitely a spot worth visiting.

My partner & I were in the area to try Aloha Fish & saw that there was a coffee shop nearby too…read more They don't have any food options, but they did have pastries. I got a blueberry muffin which I thought was really soft and good. My partner got a savory pastry - he thought it was fine but it wasn't heated up so the flavor was lacking a bit there. As for drinks, we got the Columbia & Ethiopia pourovers. We both liked it, both really light & flavorful. It was cool that they used a Poursteady machine, it's my first time seeing one in person. They were out of one of the options which I hope to try next time. Cafe looks really clean and cute. The ambiance was nice & service was chill. Baristas were kind & understanding of us needing some time to look at the menu since it was our first time. Their menus are in front of the register & hand held, so it threw us off when it was out of turn because we didn't know what we wanted yet. Overall, it's a nice spot & hope to come back again!

I heard about this coffee shop on Instagram. I live in Delaware but travel to Nashville often for…read morework, so I decided I had to check out this cute little spot the next time I was in town. It did not disappoint. Shayne greeted me with a big smile and welcomed me like an old friend. The shop itself is small and cozy--exactly the kind of place where you can slow down for a bit and enjoy a great cup of coffee. Why go to a big West Coast chain where you're just another order number when you can visit a neighborhood coffee shop where they know your name and are happy to share a story with you? This was my second visit, and I've already decided it's going to be a regular stop for me whenever I'm in Nashville.

Cute fun coffee shop located in East Nashville! Been wanting to try after seeing it featured on…read moreTikTok a few times. I ordered an iced "manna maple" half sweet and it was so good- highly recommend. Barista was super friendly and personable. As a local, it was so refreshing to visit a place that truly felt... "local" and just like your neighborhood coffee shop :) will definitely be returning!

Weak Coffee is a cute little Coffee shop in East Nashville attached to a Drum shop. Great coffee…read morevibes and smells with indoor and outdoor seating options. I tried the Birdie one of their specialty iced coffee drinks and service was very fast. Great parking especially in east. The parking lot probably can fit ~20 cars.

Love this coffee shop!…read more The vibes are always high and the coffee is always delicious. A fun hang and strong community- the baristas always do a great job and have wonderful service. Worth a visit!

I've been here quite a few times. Never had the food, just the coffee. Tried the First Lady (aka…read morevanilla latte) and just the black coffee. Both solid. Service was fast and friendly. I was there today around 10am. I would say it was averagely busy. L&L market has plenty of space and seating. There is seating at Honest and then seating around the market. I appreciate that there are other shops and plenty of room for my kids to run around. There is 3 hours of free parking outside - just wait til you are inside to scan the barcode.

This spot is located inside L&L market, and includes 3 hour free parking when you scan their QR…read morecode. There's lots of seating and is a perfect spot to get work done. I got to try the cortado, cappuccino, and matcha - all were great and beautiful latte art to top it off. Service was great and quick. I'd be visiting again and would recommend especially if you're around the area.

Wow what a cute little coffee shop. If it wasn't for this matcha madness challenge I probably would…read morehave known about this place. It's super cute inside. So girly! The staff was friendly and helpful. But I went withe the ball don't lie and it consist of Pandan Matcha, coconut cold foam with toasted coconut topping. It was nicely balanced. The area is cute and they do have parking. I never been around this area so I definitely would have never heard of it. But definitely a cool little spot.

Such a fun coffee shop! The vibes are so good. Everything is beautiful to look at, the baristas are…read moreso friendly and their menu is very playful and fun. This fall they had "Grand Theft Autumn" flavored coffee, LOVE! I had an iced latte with confetti because you don't go to an adorable shop like this and turn down confetti sprinkles. It wasn't the best latte I've ever had, I'd say it was just okay. It was a little watered down/not flavorful. I'd like to give it another try and order a hot drink or one of the specialties. It's worth a visit and I'd like to try something else next time.

As a coffee snob, I am always on the lookout for local coffee that is exceptional. Osa did not…read moredisappoint. I ordered the Cappuccino as I wanted to see how this establishment executed one of my favorite drinks. I waited a few minutes for the friendly barista to prepare my order. It was well worth it! The drink was smooth, not too hot, and offered a nutty flavor that drew me in. In fact, I consumed the entire masterpiece on my 3 minute walk back to my Airbnb. If you go, expect to order from an outdoor window. It is very popular, and I am not sure about parking. I saw one outside table that was mostly shaded in the morning light. There may be inside seating? I was in a hurry and did not notice. When you are in the Edgehill area of Nashville, you simply must visit Osa.

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.

Me and my girl went to Nashville for the day and we were so excited to make it to Dose Dealer! We…read morewere greeted by the warmest kindest lady! She had great suggestions and my Chai did not disappoint. It was delicious not overly sweet. The aesthetic was super cute, very clever use of her space!

Located in a nice space near several restaurants with lots of outdoor seating! It's a mobile coffee…read moretruck but they have a large menu to choose from. The owners were so friendly and easy to chat with while they made our drinks. I tried the hazelnut brittle latte and really liked it. It was the perfect sweetness and the hazelnut flavor was prominent. My friend got the strawberry matcha which was delicious as well and on the sweeter side which I prefer.

Pros: Ambiance was awesome. A real prominent spot in the…read moremiddle of the big farmer's market. Really cool location. Service was nice, too. Very friendly folks that made really good recommendations to us. The iced coffee we got was nice, too. Sweet enough for my boyfriend, but coffee enough for me. Good stuff. Cons: We also got a pastry from here, and it was not good. Not filled well at all. Tips: If you have options, get a coffee, but not a pastry. There are plenty of other food options around the farmers market.

Started my trip to Nashville by walking around Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park early in the…read moremorning. Then, before our first tourist attraction, we stopped by the very popular Nashville Farmers Market for a little pick-me-up from Farm City Coffee. I don't remember what I got, but I remember it was hot and it was delicious. It was one of their Christmas time flavors. I asked them about sweetness levels, and they helped me identify the perfectly level of sweetness for me. I enjoyed that coffee all throughout my walk to the bus stop and for many stops of the hop-on-hop-off tour that morning. I was very pleased, and I would recommend this place to anyone.