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!

I've been a Keke's fan . . . until trying First Watch. The food is great! The menu selection has a…read morebunch of interesting things. I'm trying to be healthy and was impressed by the quinoa bowl. Service was incredibly friendly and patient. Ambiance is farmhouse modern.

I unfortunately really did not care for the food at this place. I had the chicken Chunga and it was…read morejust decent. I really didn't like the flavor profile. It just wasn't that great. I also had the million dollar potatoes and they were also just blah. The fruit was good, but I had a few pieces that were older. The ambience at the place is very nice and welcoming. The food just was not good very mediocre unfortunately.

I came in today and the service was great. The food was delish! Zoe was our server and she did a…read morewonderful job!

We went after church last Sunday estimated seating time was 10 minutes for two but seating took…read moreonly 5 minutes or less our waitress was so nice and attentive. Husband had the eggs Benedict with home fries and a side of the cinnamon roll pancakes. I had Keke's special -waffle , scrambled eggs and sausage. Coffee was amazing everything was amazing totally going back! Thank you Mt Juliet location y'all were great!

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!!

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.

Picked up a mixed dozen donuts on the way home. Donut Time's donuts are fresh and flavorful. The…read morecake donuts are incredibly light compared to one from other locations. Their fruit flavors are what they are known for and worth it. Loved the pinecone donut, fun. Friendly, family run place. We spoke while ordering and their pride really comes through.

This is my second time visiting! They were really busy, but right outside, there were two staff…read moremembers (sometimes they only have one). They work quickly and will even heat up your kolache for you. I paid $1.59 before tax for a vanilla sprinkled doughnut and $3.99 for a large jalapeño hotdog, which was probably the largest I've ever seen. I'm very impressed with the quality and service, and I will definitely be back. I highly recommend this place!

Good food. Quick service. Funky monkey crepe was fabulous as well as the breakfast Mexican crepe…read moreand the breakfast sandwich with home fries

I love this place! I came here to study for a few hours, staff was very nice and I got a lot done…read more It's a very calm place right by the train tracks. Food was amazing!! Cleaned my plate with both. Would definitely recommend!

Clean, quite with coffee that's better then Starbucks…read more Inside BAM, get a drink and a book.

Books-A-Million has been my brain break spot since the Thanksgiving break. Only on my third visit…read moredid I notice this coffee spot tucked in the back corner. There's a seating area with about 5-tables and a small snack stand for quick bites, but no actual food. The coffee selection is pretty vast for such a small cafe, but my go-to is always cold brew. The CB here is pretty decent, not bitter at all and very smooth. I do recommend getting coffee after shopping because it's a real pain in the booty to put down your books, take off your mask, sip coffee, put mask back on, repeat. Get your book(s), get your coffee, sit down and enjoy!

Food is pretty decent . Loved how welcoming and sweet the staff are. The place is pretty cozy and…read moreperfect for study/ hanging out with friends.

I really dislike giving reviews underpad good ones, but I have given less price quite any chances…read morewhile visiting Tennessee. First off it is way too expensive for what it is. There doesn't seem to be much attention paid to what you order. If you ask for something extra hot, (which I only do for Latte's) that's the way it should be. I always prefer to support local businesses, but I'm gonna have to pass on this one from now on.

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.