Food It's just wasn't working for me. The gravy reminded me…read moreof packaged gravy. No sausage pieces in it. The biscuit was ok. Tried the bowl with grilled chicken and everything was hot and fresh but was bland IMO. Just needed some salt & pepper to set it off. Then the cheese was just thrown on top and not melted. I will say the matcha latte was amazing! Creamy, nutty (added pistachio syrup), and VERY hot. Service Exceptional! Cashier was patient as I had a lot of questions (first time visit). Food came to the table very quick! Ambiance It's a lot bigger inside, tall ceilings. I like how you can see through the glass to where I would assume the pastries are being made. Would I go back? Maybe for the brew but not for the brunch. Just felt like the biscuit and the gravy should've been scratch made. Maybe they were but they definitely were lacking flavor. The scramble was cooked really well but you gotta add that seasoning. It really felt like 2 different businesses under one roof

We had 3 sandwiches-1 Chicken Sandwich and 2 BYO Breakfast croissants; 1 apple fritter; 1 cinnamon…read moreroll, and 1 old fashioned glazed donut; 1 medium Latte. Coffee was excellent!!! I had vanilla and hazelnut syrup added and almond milk instead of dairy. It didn't need anything else added. Not too sweet and very smooth. I ordered everything through the website with drive thru pick up. Estimated time for preparation was 20 to 30 minutes, however, I arrived in about 14 minutes and it was ready. The croissant was a little dry for me though it was nice and hot with a fresh fried egg sausage, bacon and cheddar cheese. My son said the chicken for his sandwich was a little dry but overall it was also pretty good. I am biased when it comes to cinnamon rolls as I have a favorite place here locally. Was not a bad taste just not what I prefer. I went between breakfast and lunch so I was able to get directly in line at the drive-through and not have to wait. Still not a bad spot for a combination of items available with pretty quick service. The only reason for reducing from five stars to four stars was the dryness of some of the food. Otherwise, very friendly service and still a good place to visit.

Yum! I had the waffles. Greater than my expectations. They definitely didn't taste store-bought or…read morecheap. Orange juice is my favorite. Staff is nice. It can get busy. Clean inside. My only complaint is that our table was wet from previous cleaning so we had to wipe it down once more which is ok.

One of my must haves while in Tennessee is biscuits and gravy. I realized this is a breakfast food…read moreand was trying to find a restaurant that's open later, like brunch. My cousin recommended this restaurant, located in a commercial shopping area with tons of parking. Order at the counter and the cashier will give you a number to place on the table. Once food is ready, the server will bring to your table. Beverages and condiments are self service. Biscuits and gravy hit the spot, so hearty and thick. I couldn't finish my meal.

The coffee/drinks are good, the food is adequate, and there is a lot of lights everywhere and…read moreoutdoor seating. However the service was super slow and I was the only one in line. There were 2 people behind the counter who saw me and didn't take my order until a third person came. The Chai latte was good, and not too sweet. I just wish the service was better. Every other time I've been the service has been fine, just this one time.

The mocha latte I got free for my birthday was the best. I don't get to come here much and I was…read moreunsure of how they do online orders. I almost picked up another customers order. She must be a regular because she directed me to online order kiosk. The restaurant was slightly busy and despite that it was very quiet and calm.

If you're anywhere near Memorial Boulevard and craving real, made-with-love comfort food, do…read moreyourself a favor and stop by 3 Mothers on Memorial. This place delivers on every level--flavor, hospitality, and a sense of home you don't often find in a restaurant. The food is soulful and satisfying, the kind that reminds you of Sunday dinners and second helpings. Everything we tried was seasoned just right and served hot, fresh, and generously. You can taste the care in every bite. Service was just as memorable--warm, welcoming, and quick with a smile. Whether you're a regular or walking in for the first time, they make you feel like family. The vibe is relaxed and casual, perfect for a lunch break or an easy dinner with folks who appreciate good food done right. With a name like 3 Mothers, you expect heart--and they deliver it.

I recently saw the new location opened off highway 96, and I was excited to finally get to stop by…read morefor breakfast!! I can't tell you how excited I am to have not only a good breakfast/lunch place close by, but also a place that sells fresh made Central/South American cookies, pastries and cakes My mom and I ordered a couple of different things and I got a pastry to-go so I could try one out later -- everything looked beautiful and tasted delicious! The space is casual and comfortable and the staff were friendly and helpful. Overall, we had a positive experience and I will be back again -- HAVE to try their Tres Leches cake!! I encourage you to show your support as this new location gets going I also need to check out the flagship restaurant someday over on the other side of Murfreesboro...

Simple, flavorful, and plentiful is how I describe the food at Frida's Café. I love that the menu…read morehere is not 10 pages...and I opted for the Tacos Ahogados (drowned tacos). You get three tacos filled with potatoes, dipped in their red sauce, and topped with carnitas and shredded cabbage. You also get some lime (drizzle it all over), pickled onion (so good with this dish), and hot sauce (too hot for me). This dish will surprise you. So many flavors and they all work well together making it not only delicious...but filling too.  The folks here take great care of the customers, and even though they were packed...everyone was happy and enjoying themselves. Many thanks yet again to Jesus and the folks at Frida's Café, y'all knocked it out of the park again!

Cool place and I'm glad I was able to stop in. Kind of a spot that blends in and I haven't heard…read moreanybody talk about it in murfreesboro. I think this is a nice spot that no one talks about in murfreesboro. Very much hybrid cafe Mexican spot. I got the asada burrito and it was very good. Rice and beans were good too. Tres leches was a good snag at the end too. Pretty affordable prices as well. Would def try some other options they have.

Honest dine in review: 5/5 one of the prime examples of Southern Hospitality and local dining away…read morefrom home! Tap in below: -Being from Nevada, we had stop in to support a former Nevadan owned business. Ron just got a knee surgery and was hard at work!!! Anna was in the kitchen running around and all hands were on deck making sure everyone was tended to, and had not just phenomenal service, but phenomenal food! The sense of community spoke mountains as my fiancée was wished a happy birthday by a daughter of a firefighter, we watched her open the door for a local who came in, and as beautiful as that was.... Ron was known by all the locals and this restaurant spoke community from the minute you walked in. As for the food: -Steak plate: 5/5 Well seasoned, home cooking. If you've walked into your home and you had mom make you a hot plate of food, that's what this experience reminded me of. Home. There were smiles as we ate, flavors that reminded us of home cooking, just a classic diner experience that makes you feel a sense of community. It was just a perfectly cooked over medium egg, a scramble of steak and potatoes that was seasoned well, just a quality dining experience. -Chicken and waffles: 4.5/5 Southern classic. Breading was the only thing I'd change on the chicken but a fluffy waffle met with sweet syrup and a crispy chicken. Savory meets sweet and it's just done simple and done right. Chatting with Ron and Anna, the community is blessed to have them in this town and the twin yolk is somewhere I'd say is a true hole in the wall you'd miss unless you knew about it. Hoping this provides the visibility for you to share this heart warming experience as well.

A spacious place that sells breakfast and lunch. Had burgers, bacon & egg sandwiches, fries and…read morehouse potatoes. Really good resturant, tons of flavor.

We went for a late breakfast on Tuesday. The drink menu is extensive, the Cin City French toast and…read moreBig Dawg burrito were delicious, and the staff was great. I would be here often if I lived in the area.

I really admire how consistent the service and quality are across all of their locations. Even with…read morethe current expansion at this spot, nothing seems to be slowing them down. My go-to drink is the Dirty Hippie--it never disappoints. Honestly, you can't go wrong with anything on the menu. It is on the pricier side, but the portions are generous, so you definitely get your money's worth. Parking can be tricky but we always get lucky and find something around the square.

Chase was an amazing server!!! 5/3/26…read more Get the million dollar bacon. The trifecta was so good.

Went at 9:30 on a Saturday morning & we're seated right away. They stated busy the whole 1.5- 2…read morehours we were there. Met a friend & we were catching up. Our server greeted us right away & took our drink orders. We ordered the yogurt granola fruit bowl with a muffin & then the mini sweet biscuits. We also had a soda & a coffee. Our total was about $25. She refilled my soda once & checked on us a few times. Our food came out quickly & was yummy. We had an overall great experience & would come back.