I come to Goodletsville once a month for an appointment and I like to find a coffee place in the…read morearea to hang out before my appointment - and I've now found the place! Bloom and Brew is so adorable, the coffee is great, but the Avocado Bagel is out of sight! The perfect flavor, the perfect amount of avocado, and the perfect bagel. Don't sleep on this. The employees are very sweet and the service is fantastic. I will be back next month!

Great coffee!! Attentive staff and relaxing atmosphere. Will definitely be back for more.read more

Funny story, a couple years ago I asked my tattoo artist (Jason @ Mooncastle!) for food…read morerecommendations in the area and this was the one he seemed most passionate about. I took my mama there that same weekend and the rest is history.. The whole family was hooked. I live out of state, but my mom and son, in Springfield, frequent this place on special days out. They share a birthday, April 9th, and were having a birthday lunch there this afternoon, when I got the idea to call the restaurant to ask if there was any way I could provide a card to cover their lunch, since you pay at the end. I was greeted and helped by the kindest woman, Alicia. She found them, about to leave, and hurried to take my info! She was lovely in the sincerest way. I gave her my phone number if there were any issues. Well, there were, as my lovely mom perused their delightful gift shop area (think Cracker Barrel but better) so long the pre-auth expired and my card declined! LOL HAPPY BIRTHDAY GUYS The girl who called back to get things squared away was just as darling as could be, I'm sorry I didn't get your name, but thank you. Thanks to all of you for your help :) As for the food, my son said: "incredible, as usual." 5 million star experience every time! The meat and 3 concept is a dying art that they have mastered.

Chef's Market Cafe & Takeaway is one of those places that's easy to love and easy to come back to…read more The cafeteria-style setup makes it quick and approachable, but the food is where it really shines. Portions are generous, everything feels fresh and comforting, and it's consistently done well. We've eaten here in person and grabbed it to go on busy nights, and it holds up every time. Our personal favorites are the chicken, pot roast, and meatloaf, all hearty, flavorful, and exactly what you want when you're craving a solid comfort meal. One of the things I love most about this place is that it truly feels like "come as you are." There's no single type of crowd here. You'll see families, business meetings, date nights, people dressed up, people dressed casually, groups of two, groups of four, and even three generations sitting together. It works before or after church, after school, after soccer games, or after work. No judgment, no pressure, just people showing up for great food and a great environment. What really stands out is how respectful and welcoming everyone is. Whether it's a toddler learning to eat, someone needing a little extra space, or a busy group navigating a crowded moment, people are patient, kind, and considerate of one another. The staff and guests alike create an atmosphere that genuinely embodies Southern hospitality. What also makes this place special is how much thought has gone into the overall experience. While you're waiting in line, there are fun and unique extras to browse like recipe books, aprons, and thoughtful items for kids. Nothing feels like filler. It all adds to how warm and homey the space feels for locals and visitors alike. And then there's the dessert area, which deserves its own mention. There's an entire cake station behind a large glass case filled with massive, handmade-from-scratch cakes. You can grab slices, order whole cakes in advance, and even place special holiday dessert orders. It's decadent, impressive, and very hard to walk past without stopping. Even when it's incredibly busy, the team is friendly, efficient, and well organized. Whether dining inside, outside, or picking up food to go, the experience is always smooth and welcoming. Included are a few photos from the first time we ate there in person outside, though we've been back many times since. Shown here are the meatloaf with mashed potatoes and gravy and a roll and the roasted chicken with green beans and rosemary roasted potatoes for reference.

I want to give this place 5 stars. This is my favorite place to come to work since I am remote…read more It's really close to where I live and there's nothing else local in the area. Pros: -The drinks are good (rishi tea is the best) -The location is fantastic -It's cozy and has outlets (!!!) -Plenty of parking (!!!) -Sarah is THE SWEETEST and always remembers me and my drink. It goes a long way towards making me want to come back. -They've finally added matcha lattes to the menu (!!) -The pricing is really good compared to other places in the Nashville metro area! Cons: -There are times when it's empty, other times (like at this current moment when I'm sitting here) when it's full. There is one employee working. That seems to be a bit of an oversight by whoever is making decisions about that. -There used to be good I could order. It seems they've taken it away. That's pretty disappointing. -I was told they took away a lot of the syrups? I'm fully on board with seasonal drinks but.. taking away regular inventory? Overall.... amazing place. I would 100% give this 10 stars but whatever the higher ups are doing is a little questionable with their choices. The amount of people I've talked to in the area that have no idea this place exists.... a teeny bit of instagram marketing could go a long way I think! Again... there's literally nothing like this in the area. You have to go towards Nashville to get anything somewhat similar and honestly, I don't like the next closest place. So hopefully the owners figure out how to run it better. I REALLY don't want to see it go under.

When lasaters first opened they were amazing... timely, food was great quality, it was a great…read morelocal coffee and breakfast place. Since they took over new ownership, it's significantly gone down hill which is very unfortunate. Over the last 6 months I've gone 3 times to get breakfast sandwiches and the eggs have always been way over cooked and the croissants are hard as a rock. They previously used very fresh items and now it seems they're using mass produced crap. I decided to give them a try today as we were in the area and to begin we started off waiting to order for 3-4 minutes before anyone answered. It was also disappointing to hear they discontinued some drink flavors. I had to go though 3-4 choices before I found one they still had. Then I pulled up to pay and waited another 2-3 minutes. Finally someone came to the window and I paid. It took about 5-6 minutes to get 2 blended drinks and as I waited for my 3 sandwiches I saw my third blended drink sitting in the sun In the window. We waited about 10 minutes to get our sandwiches while my blended drink sat there. By the time I got my drink it was completely liquid and melted. And once again the bread of our sandwiches were crispy and the bacon was way over cooked. For the price you pay for this place, I don't know if it's worth keep trying. I love having local places and not chains to go to but this place has significantly gone down hill since new ownership. Something needs to change or they're not going to last much longer.

While out touring some homes in Hendersonville, I looked up the top rated coffee shops around to…read moresee where I may be going regularly if I move there. We decided to try Drips after reading great reviews and I'm so happy we did! It reminded me of one of my favorite coffee shops in Spring Hill (shout out settlers). They had home-made syrups, delicious cold foam, and flavorful coffee. The shop itself was inviting and still decorated for Christmas and the baristas were happy to help. Definitely coming back!

Spacious coffee shop with a compact menu. I had a hot latte and it was light. Great space to work…read moreas there is comfortable seating. Plenty of parking. Indoor seating. Casual. Good service. Please come and create your own adventure .

Great coffee inexpensive. Very kind. Always offering…read morepastries. :) stop by and visit!

I drove all the way to Goodlettsville for coffee. I know. It was a Saturday in mid-Summer and I had…read moretime. I'd been to all the local, non-chain coffee spots in Nashville* and I wanted something new (to me). So, I took a look at my bookmarks, got in my car and drove north. Not being familiar with the area, I was a bit concerned to get off the interstate and drive on the winding country roads but when I got sight of the wooden store I knew that I was in for a treat. This isn't an artisan pretentious cup o'joe. This is fun, kitschy and given to those with a bit of a sweet tooth. If that's you, read on. I walked in and was greeted by a very nice young lady behind the counter. The blackboard menu is rather extensive so take your time to take it all in. Seeing that I was a bit overwhelmed, she offered some help and I took it. Before too long, I'd settled on a frozen (not iced) coffee with English toffee syrup and a lemon poppyseed muffin. I'd ordered it to go but as I turned to leave I noticed the covered back porch with its open air and multitude of technicolored chairs. Looks like I was staying for a bit. The frozen coffee was a perfect treat for a hot day. Blended to have just the right icy texture, the coffee and toffee notes equally acquitted themselves in my mouth and I grew more and more satisfied with every sip. My muffin was fine. It was perfectly okay (not a criticism) and paired well with my beverage (the star of the show). After finishing my muffin, I took a couple of more sips of my drink and started my drive back to Nashville. I left thinking that the location and (real?) farmhouse aesthetic made ACC a place I needed to experience in the cooler fall/winter months -- even if it was no longer new (to me). On your next drive north of town you should really drop in. It's worth it. *At the time.

Pretty good coffee shop, however service was super slow because they only had 1 person working and…read moreI waited close to 15mins for just a latte. The coffee was fine, nothing spectacular though. It was a nice setting, lots of plants and good seating area. If I'm in the area I'd go back, and just hope they're not as busy.

Amazing drinks, we had matcha and chais. A little slow, but that's to be expected when your drink…read morehas a few steps to making it. They were out of avocado, so I didn't get to try the avocado toast. We did try the breakfast burrito, which wastasty, but small for the price. Cute plants and comfy chairs while you wait. I would definitely recommend this location!

Coffee shops are kinda my thing. If there is a local shop, I will stop by. Before my visit I had…read morenever heard of them. From the walk up, I immediately felt it would be a good visit. Greeted immediately. Went to the register, the barista let me know she'd be with me. (This is something I feel lot of people don't do in customer service) I ordered a Cuban with Oatmilk. (It's my favorite drink and if it's on the menu, I'll likely order) For breakfast I had the broccoli and goat cheese quiche. Cuban was great and the quiche was good too!! I chatted with someone who worked there and she was very pleasant. I wish I had asked her name. She was cleaning windows and rearranging plants. I'm a crazy plant lady so this was right up my alley.. Very laid back space. Restroom was very cute and clean. They have tables but also a sofa and chairs you can chill in. All in all this space was nice and prices reasonable.

LOVE Daily Grind!! Best neighborhood hidden gem. Their food and coffee is amazing. They have a huge…read morevariety ranging from bagels, sweet treats, to breakfast and lunch sandwiches, and more. I love the hipster bee latte which has a good mix of honey and cinnamon and quality coffee. Perfect blend and you can taste the coffee which I love. I love their breakfast sandwiches so much, but today I opted for their turkey pesto sandwich and added avocado. It was loaded and so delicious and fresh. The balsamic glaze and pesto mayo is so good. This is an awesome space to study or have a group meeting!! Super welcoming and they have lots of games out. The staff here is also super friendly, kind, and helpful! This will be my frequent local spot!

"Scoot on around" may be one of my favorite phrases in the English language!…read more I fell in love with Scooter's coffee while living in Atlanta, so when I moved to Nashville and realized the closest two were about 30 minutes outside of the city each direction, I was a tad bummed. That is until now, as I have a reason to travel that 30 minutes into White House twice a month! This Scooter's location sits right on 31 as you enter into White House. For the most part, it is exactly what I remember and love about Scooter's. Amazingly friendly service, solid prices and excellent coffee! Beyond excited to now have a reason to "scoot on around" monthly!

So far, I've been here twice and had great experiences. The sweet coffees are very good but I also…read morepicked up plain black coffee for my neighbors and they loved it! The best part is their service. Very friendly, nice and lightning fast. The drive-thru goes by very quickly, so don't hesitate if you see a line. I was also told their breakfast goodies are delicious, although I haven't tried them yet. To be honest, they don't look too appealing on the Scooters website, but after hearing good things, I will try a burrito or sandwich next time! They also have coupons on the app and via email sometimes. I'm definitely a happy camper when it comes to Scooters!

I love that this place is queer friendly. I drive past it but had never stopped by. It is very…read morespacious inside and has parking in the front and back. I went here with a couple of friends. l and didn't feel like I was struggling to talk over other conversations. So it's a a good casual meeting space. I got the seasonal coffee and didn't enjoy it. I ended up adding some simple syrup to try and cover the flavor. My friend got the chai and it was very watery and milky. I got a little bit more tea added after she drank some down but it wasn't very concentrated.

Madtown Coffee is becoming one of my favorite places on our side of the city! While it is not in…read morethe most savory part of Madison, the location seems to add to the character and vibe of the whole place! I love me a good local coffee shop with friendly folks, comfy seating, stellar vibes...and then you add being fully accepting of folks, and you got me for good! Madtown is all of those things plus some. I usually pop by early on weekend mornings to enjoy a cold brew and breakfast wrap while people watching, which gets really good here! The drink menu has a lot of classic coffee drinks plus a few specialty and/or fruit forward blended drinks, but again, most of their focus and expertise is around coffee, even offering pour over! Food menu is solid with a few breakfast sandwiches, lunch sandwiches along with a variety of pastries and baked goods. Overall, Madtown Coffee is a cool spot that I am very happy has a place in the neighborhood. This is one of those places where you can not judge a book by the cover...or immediate area!

This place is amazing. The portions are huge and everything was delicious. I would highly recommend…read moreit.

Lagniappe Bayou Kitchen continues to excell at cajun/creole dishes. Located is a bit out of the way…read morefor us, we make a special effort once in a while to come here. Tried the crab cakes for the first time. Just the two of us and 3 crab cakes are ample. Flavorful the sauce adds a spicy NOLA touch. They are pretty loose, so we had to slide them off the plate rather than lift them. The cajun pasta is a special and tasty. My dish was the catfish achafalya. I've had it before and can't seem to get enough so I come back to it repeatedly. For the flavors of Lousiana, you have to come here in Nashville.