My daughter and I enjoyed a lovely celebratory tea here with some friends and their mothers!…read moreDelicious savories and sweets, darling teas service -- would definitely go back!

Great service and the food was wonderful. Starts with an amazing cup of tomato soup and salad. Very…read morepretty setting.

Had a lovely time for my birthday at the troll house cottage. We did the tea experience which was…read morevery worth it for the delicious food and tea. They made us feel welcome and special and the food was delicious . I will definitely be back!

I've become a regular attendant of their Wednesday Supper. Follow them on Instagram to know what is…read moreserved that evening! They've gotten my picky-eating kid to try, eat, and enjoy pork chops, Salisbury steak and veggies. An absolute miracle!

As a Franklin native, I love coming to fork of the south for small souvenirs for any visitors I…read morehave or gifts for a loved one. I've been here several times over the last 5 years and only recently had an odd experience. I love the variety of products in the store and was pleased to see that they had been moved to a larger space inside of the Factory at Franklin! When roaming the store, I would've loved to see more "Franklin" and local apparel - of course they have a good selection of items but I saw lots of "Brentwood" and "Columbia" items and not a lot of Franklin and Nashville which I think would be beneficial for them as they are in the Factory in Franklin. Usually love their young friendly staff but went earlier in the week and had an odd interaction with an older woman at the register who made a weird comment about my shirt. She also seemed to have no clue what she was doing when trying to ring me up. Her colleague had to help her but I literally stood there for 30 minutes JUST TO BE CHECKED OUT. Anyways, usually have a good experience but they are going through change and im assuming they are experiencing some bumps here and there... Either way I will be back and love this little shop dearly.

Super cute shop. We were excited to check out the waffles based on another Yelp review but they've…read morechanged their menu. We weren't in a shake or ice cream kind of mood so we didn't order anything but maybe next time.

The tea was delicious. It was quite cluttered, but it was overall pretty cozy. Amazing selection…read more Cool people I got to sit down and drink tea with. At first, I was having a great time, excited about this place I came across that I've never heard of. Then I started to get singled out for living in a larger body/being a fat person. I just wanted to come in and look for some good hormonal balancing tea. When I sat down to try various teas, I kept getting told that I should try the weight loss ones. She kept saying "this one will be great for you." and it would literally be just a weight loss tea. I also asked for a tea without rock sugar since I wanted to drink it before bed, and sugar before bed keeps me up. When I said this she was like "good girl! good for you no sugar". She also kept making remarks about the other customers thinness as well. Like "This tea is very healthy. Look at him, he drinks this all the time and look at how nice and skinny he is." She was referring to the guy sitting next to me. It was just very awkward. I went by myself, and there were a few other people at the table. And I felt so singled out, and I could tell everyone else thought these remarks were awkward as well everytime she told me to try something for weight loss or talk about how skinny someone was. I was having a good time up until these remarks. I have been recovering from a severe eating disorder on and off for a long time, and am on a slow and steady journey to love and mostly feel neutral towards my body. And this was very hurtful. I might be back. The tea really was yummy. My partner and I love it. But I don't want to get singled out again for living in a larger body. It was really weird and uncomfortable. I would encourage the staff to ask the customers what they want help for when it comes to their symptoms. Not just assume. I wasn't there to lose weight. I was not interested in that. If someone is specifically asking for help with that, then more power to them. Had a good time, and met some cool people. But left feeling pretty bad about myself, and needing to regulate from the bad trigger. If you live in a larger body, prepare to be offered an arrangement of weight loss teas you didn't ask for, and to be told various remarks about you and everyone else's body. Thinness does not equal wellness, and I know that is not a common belief in asian culture. I regularly practice yoga. I roller skate regularly. I eat well balanced. My body just so happens to be larger. And this was a very hurtful experience. Not at all trying to diss a small business. I think it has very good bones. I am typing all of this out just to warn my fellow fat baddies or anyone struggling with an eating disorder, and maybe to enlighten the staff on how they speak to their customers. Thank you.

Love this place! Owner is very knowledgeable & nice. Really fun experience & all of their teas are…read moredelicious & high quality.

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.

Parking here is, unfortunately, a bit of a challenge. While they do have their own parking spot,…read morethere is a real risk of getting into an accident. Gallatin Pike is a very busy road, and Potluck's parking spaces sit just inches from traffic. If there isn't immediate parking available and you slow down to figure out where to go, drivers behind you will likely honk. There is parking across the street and farther up the road, but crossing Gallatin Pike on foot can be difficult--think a real-life game of Frogger. Once inside, the space is split between pottery classes and café seating. Depending on how busy they are, you may find yourself standing, as seating is limited. I was fortunate enough to get a seat before deciding to leave. I ordered a London Fog, which was served in one of their beautiful handmade pottery mugs. What sets this London Fog apart from others is that it's made with both lavender syrup and standard vanilla syrup. At first, I assumed it was lavender-only since that's how it appears on the menu, but the owner reassured me that it's a blend of both. This was genuinely the first and only time I've ever enjoyed a London Fog outside of my home. Most cafés serve a mildly sweet, slightly bitter version at best--this one was exceptional. Two girls seated next to me kindly offered me their leftover pot of tea, which the owner, Dylan, happily resteeped for me. It was the spiced hibiscus cider--very strong and herbal, with more clove than cinnamon and no sweetness at all. There are no outlets available for charging laptops or phones. They do partner with a local bakery and offer a small selection of pastries, but food options are limited. The pottery displayed throughout the café is beautiful. There is also a noticeable scent of fresh paint, as they are still in the process of opening and settling into the space.

Cozy and quiet with a top-notch tea selection! My husband and I came a few days after their soft…read moreopening, and we were greeted by Devin and handed a tea menu that made ordering easy (anyone else get overwhelmed by too many choices and no descriptions?). Just being in the space makes you want to slow down, reflect, and connect - and I hope they continue to lean into that vibe! If you're looking for a place to sip and ponder, Potluck is your place.

Monamie is charming. I loved this cute cafe. I got the Amsterdam latte and the caprese panini. The…read morelatte was perfect--it's a caramel latte with a stroopwafel cookie. Panini was filling and delicious. Staff was friendly. If I lived in the area, I'd definitely be a regular.

Super cute coffee shop. So glad I decided to try it. We ordered the creme brûlée latte , chocolate…read morechip cookie, ham and cheese croissant. Another sweet latte the barista freestyled it was good. The baristas were super nice can't wait to go back.

Wonderful ambiance & great coffee shop. Had lots of decaf coffee selections which I always…read moreappreciate. The iced teas were really good too.

This coffee shop is very low light with black walls, and comfy chairs. Their coffee is good (not…read moretoo sweet normally) but it is expensive. My coffee costs me 10 dollars which is alot for Franklin.