This place is a hidden gem, it looks very unassuming from the outside but has a cute little shop on…read moreone side. Hands down the best chicken salad I've found in Nashville. If you go on the weekends, go early, because they will have a line out the door. Tasty beverages and that lavender lemonade, yum! Order online and get takeout or go dine in, but don't skip out on this place. Thistle Farms you've got a fan in me. Cheers & Enjoy!

The cutest spot with great food, top-notch service, and a meaningful mission. Thistle Farms is…read moreamazing for our community! The Café is absolutely gorgeous. As soon as you walk in, you're greeted by a ceiling filled with porcelain teacups. There's plenty of comfortable seating, and the perfect place to cowork or catch up with friends. The staff is SO kind and attentive. Service is fast as well. I ordered the Masala Chai with spice, cardamom, and cinnamon, which was served in a beautiful teapot so you can pour your own cups. It was perfection. I paired it with the Morning Bowl of Greek yogurt, topped with fresh fruit, nuts, and honey, plus a side of whole wheat toast with honey. Everything was fresh and filling. I'd definitely recommend the Greek yogurt; my friend ordered the chia pudding and wished she had chosen mine. Connected to The Café is The Shop, which has candles, essential oils, jewelry, and other goods, all made by women survivors. It's such a meaningful place to find unique gifts while supporting an incredible cause. I'll definitely be back to try the Lavender Lemonade next time. Thank you, Thistle Farms!

This is a true community hub…read more They have a multitude of youth-focused spaces and opportunities, including an indoor skate park, skate teams, and a snack bar/coffee bar which is often run by the young people too. They have a great ministry influence here, which includes "family dinner" on Thursday nights for all who are seeking to find community and deepen their faith. They also host lots of community events, which is how I have gotten to know this place. I go to a free weekly yoga class on Saturdays, and have attended a few different networking events and fundraising galas in the large event space. The staff here is really down to earth and accommodating, and the kids are always having fun. Great work being done here.

I love that there is a locally owned coffee shop just a block over from my office. I've been going…read morehere in the afternoon several times a week for a couple years now and everyone that works there is super friendly, and the coffee is great. They always offer a seasonal menu of specialty coffee drinks if you're into that kind of thing, but my favorite is their Cuban.

Wonderful community. This is where a close family member got sober. It saved his life and I'm so…read morethankful.

From the owner: Friendship House serves the Nashville community as a gateway to recovery from Alcoholism, centrally…read morelocated in midtown and accessible to business people as well as the city's homeless population. Friendship House is committed to continuing the longstanding tradition of being a lighthouse of hope for those suffering from alcoholism. We opened our doors almost 50 years ago and serve countless recovering people each year without charge. No other recovery facility in Nashville serves it's clients without cost. The Friendship House is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation which is governed by a volunteer Board of Trustees. We are debt free and operate on dues from our members, donations from kind and loving givers, and grants from foundations.

Goodwill is genuinely elite. I've made what feels like 50 donation runs while moving, and somehow…read moreevery trip ends with me discovering I apparently owned 30 pairs of shoes and enough turtlenecks to survive as a 1970s French philosopher for the next decade (oui oui) The staff outside are absolute legends too. Super kind, they come right to the car, help unload everything, and never once looked concerned by the mountain of unnecessary purchases I was donating. Feels good knowing all this stuff won't go to waste instead of haunting me in storage bins forever. More Therapy is probably my next stop because clearly I have a very specific talent for buying things I do not need.

Worst goodwill I have ever been to. I had things in my cart and my cart was stolen. I told…read moremanagement and they said they would check the cameras and never did. I highly recommend you avoid this goodwill at all costs! By far the worst one I've ever been to.

Really enjoyed the Yelp event (6/15) last night at the NFP. Tasted some yummy beers and good food -…read morethanks for those who donated. Loved learning about NFP's worthy mission and service to the local communities. Such a wonderful and impactful contribution to thousands each week, providing nourishing meals at a time when many are struggling. And someone designed a pretty impressive cake! Thank you Yelp for organizing this event and helping us learn more about our awesome community and some talented breweries and tasty food places!

You've heard of them surely. But it was new to me that they have a catering arm. This organization…read moretakes unsold produce from grocery stores and turns it into food. Their staff is friendly and passionate and knowledgeable. The food was delicious. See evidence of gluttony in the pictures

An awesome nonprofit in Nashville, super helpful and tons of amazing resources! When you want to…read morevolunteer in Middle TN look no further than hon.org!

Few understand the importance of Hands On's existence in Nashville. As bold as this statement is,…read moreI think there is no more important nonprofit here. As middle Tennessee's only volunteer center, HON serves as the volunteer staffing organization for so many charities who need the help. Everyone knows that charities can't run without (1) money and (2) volunteers. Every September, thousands of HON volunteers descend on Metro Nashville Schools to pour hundreds of thousands of dollar's worth of time into doing much needed maintenance to the system facilities. In the horrific flood of 2010, HON stepped up as the hero organization, providing relief in almost every facet. Full disclosure, I am on the board. I serve on the board because I believe it in so much. HON is financially sound and run like a well-oiled machine by its staff and executive team. If you're a volunteer, just log in to the website and enter the system. You'll be amazed by the opportunities, training and diversity of events. Go ahead...you might just change your life while changing someone else's!

Hodge podge of all Kinds of arts & craft supplies. Be ready to hunt through things to find just…read morewhat your looking for! Located in a center with other cool stores with Tons of parking!

I found this place on Instagram, and decided to check it out!…read more There are aisles upon aisles of craft supplies, all reasonably priced. Vintage fabric scraps and vintage patterns for 25 cents! I love that they have kits for kids (or even adults) to learn how to do certain crafts, like a beginner small quilt, crochet, learn to sew, pizza box crafts, and more. Everything was organized into tubs, labeled, and very easily accessible. I loved their selection of vintage appliqués! They also have grab bag style assortment of things for a variety of crafts (junk journaling, scrapbooking, key chain kits). My kids loved looking around! Definitely worth a stop in while in the area!

Beautiful wedding venue. This day and place will always be close to my heart. The wedding officiant…read moreand photographer were great!

From the owner: Scarritt Bennett Center is home to one of Nashville's finest elopement venues, Skinner Chapel. You…read morecan build a custom ceremony or destination wedding in Skinner Chapel and make your special, intimate day just what you imagined. Our beautiful, historic chapel seats just 20 guests. That's enough room for you and your partner, your closest friends and family, and your officiant. But don't be fooled by the smaller size--these simple ceremonies still teem with breathtaking beauty.

Absolutely terrible experience!!…read more I paid $3,500 for them to prepare my nonprofit's taxes. Since hiring them over a year ago, my account has been handed off to more than 14 different people, and my taxes are still not complete. The constant turnover has resulted in poor communication, repeated requests for the same information, and a complete lack of accountability. They would often take weeks to respond, and every delay came with another excuse about missing documentation, even though I had already provided the requested documents multiple times. I repeatedly asked for a phone call, and it took nearly three weeks just to receive a response to that request. When I finally requested a refund, it was because my taxes had become late due to their failure to complete the work or even file an extension on my behalf. As a result, I am now facing thousands of dollars in penalties and back taxes. What makes this even more frustrating is that this is a nonprofit that I personally fund out of my own pocket to rescue and care for horses in need. Instead of receiving the professional service I paid for, I have been left dealing with financial consequences caused entirely by their delays and lack of follow-through. This experience has been incredibly frustrating, unprofessional, and financially damaging. I cannot recommend this company to anyone.

I am updating my review. Shannon Evans reached out on Behalf of Greg McRay - Who appears to be the…read morePresident. She acknowledge that my experience is not thier standard. It appears they do have issues from recent merger. She assured me they would handle. I will update again as we go. I am happy to give them better marks if the follow through is actually real. I am thankful, they have validated my frustrations.

No one wants to have an employee or HR issue, but this is absolutely the place to go to if you do…read more I've interacted with both Stacy and Anne Martin who are both tremendous. Anne has incredible depth in employment law. She responds quickly, bills fairly and moves the ball forward really effectively. I like that she pulled in other folks from the firm as needed - clearly an interactive office that gets along well. Anne's reputation in Nashville is incredibly strong - something I only realized after the bulk of our work together was done. When people asked who I worked with, there were a lot of smiles and nods and good stories from friends who had worked with her as well.

Anne recently helped me with a payroll case. As a dentist , I did not get much HR training, and…read moreAnne got us up to speed very quickly. She walked us through everything. She even drove out to my office for initial meeting. Anne came very highly recommended. I checked around with friends that are attorneys about her firm, everyone said they were great.