This charming little restaurant gets 5 stars from us. Casual dining, adorable place, great food…read moreand really warm and inviting service. We went twice during a weekend stay and would have gone more but this place gets busy! You can tell the customers are repeat and if I lived nearby I'd be one of them! If you are looking for a delicious meal in a casual, friendly environment, this is the place!

Chicken noodle soup exceeded my expectations. Excellent! Shrimp and Grits continue to be…read moreoutstanding. They've always been good, but even better today. Abundant amount of shrimp, sausage, and seasoned just right. Add grits and cheese and it's one bodacious meal. Server Laura is first rate and made the meal an even better experience. Music is usually a little too loud as it was today, but why try to talk when you're having such a wonderful meal in front of you!

Changes on the menu don't seem to be very good. No more quiche. My wife had a burnt end breakfast…read moresandwich that was either hotdog or Polish sausage. They remove the Carnitas from the breakfast burrito and put in some kind of beef and very little of it. And now neither one of us feel very good .. This was such a fantastic place one of our top five for breakfast. Probably won't be back or at least for a while.

Ambiance fine. Nobody at the front of the house to seat us, even though a sign cleearly said wait…read moreto be seated. Waitstaff nice but very bored and inattentive. My eggs were over easy and fine, the restaurant was out of wheat bread for toast, rye bread came out untoasted. Ham slice was pretty thin. Par for $10. Partner's breakfast burrito came out on a bed of wilted, brown lettuce. Strange presentation at a mihimum, but the wilted brown lettuce rendered her food unappetizing and left uneaten. No inquiry from waitress, who retrieved parter's plate and summarily dumped it in the trash. There were only about six other people for breakfast at 8 o'clock on a Wednesday. Something tells me this store is hanging on for grim death.

Food has gone downhill! $prices have gone up. Service has changed to the slow and Tanya is not here…read moreso I don't care. Awards for 2023 & 2024 but nothing since! The floor in the entire restaurant is sticky. We sat at the counter which was spotted with syrup and egg yolk. This is a very sad situation with new businesses opening soon. Ownership must get involved before this Ship Sinks.

Just like home! Ralph is the kitchen manager and these people make you feel like you are at home!…read more Come here often. Usually on weekends. Breakfast and lunch is always good! I'm kinda picky but it's always good. I've w here at least 7 times. Met coworkers etc. however, I have not did a review. I do care what you order it's gonna be worth every penny! I LOVE coming here because of the food and the people. Check it out you you won't be disappointed!

What an amazing breakfast. My husband and I felt like we were eating at a beach restaurant. The…read morepresentation, vibe and service was on point! We will definitely be back again.

First time visiting here. Service is slow and had to continuously asking for a refill on my coffee…read more My meal came out lightly warm with no syrup for my pancake had to ask twice before getting the syrup. The price was way too high for my breakfast. When I got the bill I was very overpriced. You would have thought I had eaten a Porterhouse Steak but I didn't. First and last time here. First Watch is much better.

Turkey/dressing was just above room temp. Full of sodium. Turnip greens were warm, lacked flavor…read more(aside from being cooked well). Kind staff and service. Simple decor. Seating for 40-50 people comfortably. Good spot for quick, simple comfort foods. Just not my cup of tea.

the food is always good. the customer service was excellent. I have not been here in 5 years…read morebecause I moved to another state. Came back to visit family. Its still as good as when I left. thanks for having us

Had the most delightful lunch here with a new friend who introduced me to this gem. The space…read moreitself is a large converted house with multiple rooms to explore, each one a little different, but all with a cozy country Victorian charm that makes you want to settle into a corner and stay a while. We started with the strawberry lemonade, which was delicious, not overly sweet, with just enough fresh fruit pulp to make it unique and incredibly refreshing. Since we couldn't decide, we split two entrées: the Lovin' Onion croissant sandwich (savory) and the Chopped & Topped salad (a little on the sweeter side). The sandwich was soft and fresh, with the perfect salty tang from the pickles and a satisfying crunch from the fried onions. The salad was a bed mix of greens topped with chicken salad and chopped strawberries. Light and perfectly balanced. We cleaned our plates completely. The small slice of homemade carrot cake that came with the salad was such a lovely add after a lighter dish, and the chocolate-covered strawberries felt like the icing on the cake of an already wonderful meal. Loved every minute of it. The staff was incredibly kind, too. Already looking forward to coming back and enjoying the patio this spring. Definitely a new fave in Gallatin.

Decent lunch spot in the Gallatin area. Elevated basic sandwiches and a chocolate covered…read morestrawberry on the side. Service is always quick and efficient. Staff have always been friendly.

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!

A great small town dining experience. Milio's is in a repurposed storefront in the old part of…read morePortland, TN. The open space has a homey and comfortable feel. There is plenty of space throughout the place. A well thought out menu gives provides for a variety of flavor profiles. The breakfast bowl was just right for me. Really enjoyed the green goddess dressing, a refressing flavor change. I ordered tea (no green available) and it came tot he table in a separate tea pot to steep. With plenty of water, I easily refilled my mug. (big plus) In Portland, you will have a nice meal at Milo's

Wow! I was pleasantly surprised to see visit a Mexican/ southern style cafe in Portland, TN! This…read moreis such a hidden gem, with elevated and innovative dishes! Everything we had was fresh, and very flavorful! Will definitely visit again!

We went here for breakfast during our stay in Nashville. After a few nights downtown, this place…read morewas in a much quieter location with a very chill vibe. Their breakfast was good and we loved their biscuits. Would also highly recommend the monkey mocha latte! After breakfast, check out the rest of 12 South. Lots of boutiques, coffee shops, ice cream spots and restaurants. Very cute neighborhood!

We visited this Frothy Monkey location 2-3 times while visiting Nashville. It was right across the…read morestreet from our hotel, making it very convenient to run across for our morning coffee! There is quite a bit of seating inside, it definitely looks smaller from the outside than it is. There's also an adorable outdoor patio with a good amount of tables. Our service was always friendly each time we went in. Mornings seemed pretty busy, there was usually a line. But as the day went on you could pop in for a drink or snack and there would be no wait. I enjoyed my coffees each day and loved the seasonal offerings they had as well! My daughter tried the chorizo biscuits and gravy one morning too and said they were very good! All in all, a cute location, great service, yummy food and drinks!

A mess of tasty food. I don't belong in Sunflower Cafe. I'm a not so large fellow, but large enough…read moreto pale in comparison with the regular crowd that visit. All these healthy people make me embarrassed as to what I've done to my body over the past 60+ years. My daughter says that it's never too late to turn it around. But like an oil tanker plowing through the ocean waves, that turn is going to take awhile. The first bend in that turn came in the form of Ginger tofu on a bed of kale and brown rice. Boy is that stuff ever good! Fresh, and if I'm at liberty to say, healthy. So I'll be crossing the threshold of Sunflower in the future. I'll get what my daughter had. Beats me as to what it was. She raved about it, so whatever she had, it'll be in front of me soon. Quick Tip: Look out for the cat.

I ordered the Southwest Salad; added tempeh and garlic aioli. The salad was good but nothing…read moreextraordinary or memorable. It's definitely a salad that you can make at home. The Sweet Potato Casserole was disappointingly bland. It lacked both flavor and sweetness, unfortunately. The Collard Greens were actually very good! From what I tasted at the cafe, these were the best. The cafe itself has a very welcoming aesthetic. There was a man who welcomed me as soon as I entered. He was very nice and helpful. There was a salt and pepper haired woman who had an extremely unpleasant and unwelcoming attitude. I even asked a question and she ignored me. So believe those reviewers who speak on this. There's a large covered patio in the front of the restaurant, regular inside seating, and a smaller uncovered patio in the rear. I was really hoping to have a better experience here. Maybe I just ordered the wrong things, but nothing made me want to give them another chance.