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!

I ordered Mumu's for breakfast & it was delicious! A breakfast quesadilla- so simple, yet so…read morefreaking yummy. And the fact that it came with guac, salsa, & sour cream was a major plus! The home fries were pretty decent too. I ordered it through DoorDash, but when it arrived, it was still super fresh. So happy I found this place!

This was a cute and sunny spot that was very unassuming from the outside but very promising on the…read moreinside. They have a lot of off menu items (both food and coffee) and we thoroughly enjoyed the food. Our lattes weren't as strong as we would have liked but other than that definitely recommend!

Yummy fresh home cooked food and great customer service!! Awesome hidden gem in Donelson!!read more

Inside Fifty Forward Senior Center, M-F, 10:30 AM-1:P, Open to Public…read more * Kevin/Marc owners... also own Treasures Antiques & Consignments, 2628 Old Lebanon Pk. -Treasures voted BEST 2016...Set designer for "Nashville(TV)" shops here!!! A MUST!!! * The "BEST" Meat 'n Two in Music City...Price($6.50)...Quality(EVERYTHING from "scratch"). * Menu changes daily. * Salads and Sandwiches also. * Chili and Soup. * Dessert. Tell 'em...Arizona Jack sent you!!!

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.

Nice clean spot for breakfast. Service was pleasant and food served quickly. My only small dislike…read morewas the shape of the coffee mug; it felt odd to drink from and the coffee sat on the lip. I'd return if in the area.

Internal policies and zero autonomy for the manager, triumphs over customer experience…read more My group of 8 asked to be seated in a half empty restaurant. Apparently only one section of the restaurant can accommodate 8 people and we were asked to wait. Despite calling ahead and confirming there was no wait for our group. We were flexible and suggested our group take two booths side by side. And was told no. Two different server sections and "policy " would not allow the split of servers. We happily suggested two servers, two checks, at two tables. Problem solved...but was told no, citing "policy". Ok...how about those two empty booths 4 feet away from each other? Are they in the same section? Yes, but we cannot split you up because you came in as a group? "That's our policy" Again the restaurant was half empty on a Sunday during brunch. And yet they could not seat us in separate booths that were right next to each other?? My questions are as follows: 1) Are you able to forward me a snippet of this "policy" the manager spoke of? The one that says groups cannot be split up at their request into adjacent booths with different servers and checks? 2) Does this policy also state that once server sections are drawn in dry-erase marker at the hostess stand, they are immoveable and permanent regardless of customer experience? 3) Let's assume for a moment that the ENTIRE restaurant was empty, except for a party of 8 in the dedicated larger party section. Moments later, another party of 8 walks in....would policy prohibit that 2nd party from being able to sit until the first party finished? Customer experience gets 1 star. This was our 2nd and final attempt at Keke's in Mt. Juliet. The first attempt - we made it into a booth with 7 people (one on the end), but the restaurant didn't have forks. Back-ordered or something? How do you open without forks? Plastic was not the solution.

So I was hungry for breakfast because for some reason I couldn't order room service. Went down to…read moreConservatory Cafe for a quick bite and ordered the breakfast sandwich, an apple cinnamon pound cake slice and a bottle water. The line was long, the wait staff maybe took 2 or 3 orders at a time and then fulfilled the orders before taking the next batch of customers so the line was out the door. I bit into the breakfast sandwich and it was very salty, too salty to eat. I tried, I really did but after two bites I just couldn't do it and threw it out. So I spent $10 on a breakfast sandwich that was inedible. I was glad I had the pound cake as a back up which was fine.

Located in the Garden Atrium, the Conservatory Café is not actually a Starbucks, so don't…read moreanticipate being able to use your app/giftcards - but they do "proudly serve Starbucks coffee" and have espresso blended drinks, the vanilla/caramel syrups available, as well as, white chocolate mocha. The quality is a bit decreased, and the cost higher; however, can't beat the convenience of this location when here. They also have two breakfast sandwich offerings and several pastries, yogurts, pre-made salads, and meal bars, and drinks to go. Busy Friday morning, only had two people working hard & quickly, but still quite a long wait - they could benefit from being more staffed. No where to sit in the café itself, but you can take a beautiful walk through the garden and find a bench or somewhere to sit.

We were looking for something local, not a chain restaurant, in the vicinity of our new townhome in…read moreHermitage. As we were driving we spotted what at first we thought was Panera, but saw it it said Panini, in a smaller strip mall off of Stewart's Ferry Pike. We pulled in, and were glad we did. My wife had the Chicken Salad, and I had the Buffalo Chicken Panini. They were both delicious. Freshly made and toasted, the gentleman used fresh ingredients to make some of the best paninis I've had in a long time. We had the option of 4 bread types, (white, wheat, tomato and spinach). I had the tomato on the buffalo and my wife had spinach on hers. Great choices though I think any of the four would have been good. We wish we had time to order the fresh made bread loaves. The fresh deserts looked good, too. Prices were very reasonable, ($7.25/panini) and a small bag of chips were part of the deal. We will be coming back!

I ordered the Turkey Avocado Panini with Ruffle Sour Cream & Cheddar chips…read more 8/10 for taste and effort. It's better than subway!!

Elegy coffee is my favorite. I have gone to all locations in Nashville and the service and quality…read moreand taste is always consistent. I am very pleased. Definitely my top five favorite coffee shops in nashville the location. I frequent. The most is the East nashville location. The vibe and ambience is always superb. I love the feel very modern but still calming. I love that they add a lot of greenery in the shop. The retail area is so nice so clean and various aesthetic definitely adds onto the nice five I enjoy looking at it all the time, and I love that they have such a large selection of merchandise, even candles. Let's get to the best part. I always order the honey bear latte. It's the best. I don't care all year around. I get it especially during pumpkin season. I get the honey bear pumpkin so good! My second favorite, which I low-key want to gatekeep, but I won't Actually, it's my first favorite, but like I said, I wanna keep it, but I won't. Is the ice miso caramel latte with oat milk. The flavors are so bomb and out of this world I was very hesitant to try it at first, but oh my God when I want a latte this is the latte that I want. That's the first thing I think about when I wake up and that's the first thing I get on my way to work. Highly recommend if you haven't tried it! I also very much enjoy the breakfast sandwich sandwiches, breakfast bagel, and the breakfast burrito especially the breakfast burritos!! Try it! if you haven't you're gonna love it!

This place is sick, they've got a small shop inside and plenty of room outside to hangout and get…read morework done. Workers were super cool and helped us out with what to order since we've never been. She had my coffee ready before I even blinked, and it's delicious, we will definitely be back!

Great place to grab breakfast in Madison, Tennessee. Looked a bit ramshackle on the outside, but…read morethat is half the appeal. The inside is all (for lack of a better description) homespun and pleasant. Again, it is a nice ambiance. The service was extremely friendly and professional. The breakfast was very good and I would definitely recommend here.

Coffees are fun and interesting and really delicious…read more Counter service feels weird. It looks like more of a sit down but the staff is super nice and friendly. Food was...eh, pretty basic and didn't match the elaborate coffees. But still good.

Our first morning in Nashville called for a hearty breakfast before scouring the area for our next…read moreplace to call home. We weighed our options and ended up visiting Nadeen's Hermitage Haven based off of the positive reviews as well as wanting to visit somewhere local. Nadeen's is charming inside and out. The parking lot is small but there were plenty of spots open on a mid-week morning. We were greeted warmly and sat at a booth. Nadeen's feels familiar and comfortable. Our waiter was fantastic the entire time, he was gracious and hardworking. My husband ordered the Southwest Scramble and I had the Farmer's Skillet. Both were delicious but we both agreed that mine was the better of the two. The biscuit was baked perfectly and was so fluffy. The gravy and potatoes were delicious, too. Our coffee cups were never empty, either. Not to mention, the coffee here is really good! We will definitely be back!

A quiet little gem in Hermitage. Of course I went for the…read morebreakfast option as I am a sucker for great eggs-but I was envious of the salads and sandwiches that came out for others. I will definitely go back to try those options .