I've been here a couple of times and I love it! It's a friendly place, they have great food, great…read morecoffee and good service. I got a breakfast burrito, it's delicious and big enough to share. My kids got the biscuits and gravy- a delicious choice as well. The cinnamon rolls are some of the best! I highly recommend. I love the atmosphere and country music too!

Saw a post on Facebook that stated this was one of the best known restaurants in Tennessee. That it…read moreis crowded all the time and people will travel hours to eat here. After my experience, I think the statements are a bit exaggerated, although I do give it high marks. The name Grindstone cowboy is a nice play on words. First, they are a coffeeshop with a bar and deli type items, so grindstone fits well with the title. Grindstone Cowboy is a nice play on Rhinestone Cowboy, the song by Glen Campbell in the 1970s. The western feel of the restaurant complements the name. There is also a vintage store attached to the restaurant/bar for those who happen to like a little shopping with their meal. I had the BLT and she had the chicken salad sandwich. I will say I am not a huge fan of chicken salad, but I could eat this one (would not be tops on my list, but I could do it). The BLT was very nice. I added avocado and don't regret that decision. I thought the bread and bacon choice was on point. A heirloom tomato would have popped this up another notch. Overall, enjoyed it. I do feel the pricing is a bit high for a small town diner. Perhaps it is as popular as the social media post suggested? I did pay in cash to avoid the 4% credit card fee. Would I return? I would not go out of my way to get back here, but if I was passing through, I would certainly consider another go if I was in the mood for a sandwich.

They opened their new location in Tollgate a while back and it has plenty of parking and a more…read moreopen neighborhood vibe. I frequent both locations, but probably Tollgate more often when I'm alone. The original location is my MIL's fave tho so we often visit to sit and chat. The modern and spacious vibe at both WS locations is diff than the other local shops (Awaken, Goat) that while have good offerings try to fit overwhelming coffee traffic and work/study/visit touchdowns into heritage historic houses that don't meet the space needs. And of course like most locals, WS is less commercial (and quieter) than the big chain shops. Still tops!

Awesome local coffee shop with great drinks and tasty casual food at a low price. Along with the…read morecoffee, the breakfast sandwiches and the bagels really stand out. The shop is a wonderful place to just casually hang out or get a quick drink to go. Staff is friendly and personable, while the shop is clean and neatly organized. I highly recommend this White Shepherd Coffee shop or the other location in Thompson Station.

The box of doughnuts I purchased... Top row: chocolate,…read moreglazed, old-fashioned, old-fashioned, maple, glazed, old-fashioned. Bottom row: blueberry, chocolate, glazed vanilla cream, glazed doughnut. Apple fritters not pictured. Never knew this place existed till I read reviews on Yelp. People saying they came from all over to try the pastries. Had to join the crowd and try them myself. Some, I was eager to get, weren't available when I went. They said they didn't make as many, when schools were in session. I'll have it go back in the summer, when sales increase. Anyway, the ones I chose today were delicious. My favorite was the Maple Old-fashioned (yum yum!) Hope they have that every time I go because I will want it again and again.

I've been trying to make it to this place for years!! While the daily closing time is listed as…read more3:00 p.m., the store actually closes when they sell out of donuts. And as popular as this spot is, they sell out well before 3:00 every single day! So on several occasions over the past five years, I've driven an hour down to Lewisburg at 1:00 or 2:00, only to find a closed store at the end of a fruitless trip. Finally, I made the pilgrimage to the Lewisburg Donut Shop on a weekday morning and found it open! Hallelujah! And indeed, the donuts did not disappoint. The apple fritter is among the best I've had, almost as good as Fox's in Green Hills. But that maple with a soft, yeasty, melt-in-your-mouth dough is astounding! I can understand the lofty ratings now!

Only place I could find what I was looking for. I'll go back again soon…read more Very courteous!!

Stopped by here on a way to a hike for some frappes. I got the jack sparrow, and my husband cookie…read moremonster. Both were good with just the right amount of sweetness. They have a lot of combos so will definitely be back to try another creation when in the area. The lines can get long if you have some cars who can't figure out what they want or order for alot of people. So I suggest you look at the menu before so you know what you want before you go or while your waiting in line. Friendly staff.

Love the food Good service…read moreKinda friendly Open 7 days Definitely a good place......... zxzxx

Second time I come here for breakfast and love it. Good service, great taste and it gives a cozy…read morewelcoming atmosphere. 1st Plate photo- French Toast Platter 2nd Plate photo- Eggs Benedict 3rd Plate Photo- Extreme Omelette If you are near Shelbyville, TN, I do recommend this place for a quick breakfast without breaking the bank.

This coffee shop is a peaceful sanctuary tucked behind the historic Homestead Manor! The shop…read moreitself is in a greenhouse like building, with the smell of pastries and coffee enveloping you as soon as you step inside. Inside the manor itself, there are a series of rooms perfect for coworking, studying, or simply slowing down to enjoy coffee with a friend. I ordered my typical coffee order: vanilla latte with oatmilk and it was the perfect afternoon pick-me-up! I'll definitely be recommending this to anyone looking for a coffee shop in the area!

There's something about 1819 Coffee that feels like a deep breath of comfort -- the kind of spot…read morewhere time slows down, the coffee tastes better, and the world outside gets just a little softer. I stopped in on a crisp fall morning, and the moment I took that first sip, I knew I'd found something special. My latte was silky, rich, and perfectly balanced -- with a little heart in the foam that matched how I felt holding it. The aroma alone could make anyone fall in love with mornings again. The staff was welcoming and genuinely kind, the kind of people who remember your smile and make sure your coffee is made just the way you like it. I took my cup to go and wandered through the nearby historic grounds, surrounded by golden leaves and sunshine -- it was the perfect pairing of caffeine and calm. Whether you're passing through or local to the area, this is the kind of café that makes you want to linger, journal, or just sit and watch the day unfold. 1819 Coffee isn't just coffee -- it's comfort in a cup.

Cute place! Good coffee. Food was spot on. Order off small menu or get a grab & go. Really enjoyed…read morethis and will be back. Good GF options for people. Very healthy, clean food. Great people and service.

I was looking for a coffee shop to read at when one of my other go-to's in Thompson's Station was…read moreclosed for the day and I found this little gem in the process! It's on the smaller side, but they have designed the space well to maximize their seating (both indoor and outdoor). Very cute, relaxed setting and friendly, helpful employees! What I particularly loved is they make a lot of things in-house from scratch (from syrups and cold foams, to pastries and other food items) or sell locally made products. The coffee and breakfast I tried were good and I grabbed a pastry to go -- for research purposes of course -- and that was tasty as well. They also roast their own coffee if you want something to take and brew from home. All-in-all, definitely a worthwhile coffee stop if you're in the area!