I would like to be able to review the food and service but we were sadly turned away and this is…read morenot the first time. We had the same thing happen at the original location before they moved in to their new larger location which happens to be in the same place that a local and family favorite previously occupied. We can understand turning away a large group in the first location because it was pretty small. We had a group of 6 and they would not set us. This time we tried again at the new location and had a larger group of 11. We all came from at least 4 hours out of town and some from New York. We come to Nashville Indiana/Brown county quite literally every year the week of the 22 in October and have been for over 20 years. This year is especially meaningful because my father in law has been diagnosed with a very serious medical condition making this possibly his last trip. We weren't able to try out the new cafe and give our family a memorable experience in one of our favorite spots even though it is a new business. We even asked them to split up our group and they were unwilling to accommodate. This may well be our final attempt to try out this restaurant which is a shame because all the work they have done has really made the place look very nice and the menu looks good. I guess we will never know though. Yours truly Disappointed almost guest

Warning: Management is not taking care to update this property's location…read more... Bird's Nest has moved to OLD Hob Nob location.... In our view Hob Nob defines the new location, but not the restaurant. For economic reasons, the old Hob Nob was a Goldmine and now Bird's Nest is a Goldmine - Nice new floors, tables, chandeliers,.... Menu and food Caveat: weekday or weekend, arrive before Noon, and place is packed Menu has potential, but kitchen is lacking in talent Today our meal required 40+ minutes in a packed restaurant Desperately needs more servers and kitchen help We recommend

Very polite staff. Nice atmosphere. The Cinnamon Rolls weee wonderful! And the store has a unique…read moremeter indicating how many of the morning-made rolls are left.

This place completely satisfied our cinnamon roll craving! My husband and I split the Maple Bacon…read moreCinnamon Roll and it was loaded with flavor -- sweet, savory, and absolutely indulgent. It was a bit rich for me personally, but my husband was obsessed and would order it again in a heartbeat. If you're in Nashville, IN, this spot is a must-visit! I definitely recommend going earlier in the day since they can sell out quickly. Otherwise, plan to order ahead and swing back. We were so happy we got there in time to grab one!

I needed some hydration with a little kick, so I stopped by Nashville General Store & Bakery for an…read moreiced tea. It turned out, they had to make my iced tea special, because they weren't allowed to use the tap water because of some boil order that was established in the area. OK! They were able to pivot and make me my unsweetened ice tea with bottled water, instead. My iced tea was great and just what I wanted. What customer service! I wish I wanted some baked goods while I was here, because this place has all of the homemade-looking baked goods. Peanut butter cookies in a Tupperware container, bread pudding covered in plastic wrap, apple pie in a metal pie dish. All of the baked goods look like they were made by someone's grandma. And they looked like they were labeled by someone's grandpa, carefully, in grandpa handwriting. Nashville General Store has a breakfast and lunch menu along with baked goods, with a big indoor dining room that you can sit in and enjoy your meal. Breakfast foods include pancakes, quiche and breakfast sandwiches; lunch options include things like sandwiches, soups, salads and sides. This place is also a store. You will find things like jams and canned goods, home decor, and lots more stuff with a country aesthetic. It's a cute place to visit to grab something to eat or drink, and look around.

We stopped in for lunch and ordered the breaded pork tenderloin sandwiches, a Hoosier delicacy. The…read moremeat is locally sourced and sliced. The breading is a house recipe and is crunchy like an onion ring. Delicious! Each tenderloin is breaded and cooked to order and served on a house baked cornmeal bun. The sweet potato fries are served with a spicy jam for dipping. I wasn't sure but it's delicious! There is a shopping area with seasonal decorations and house seasonings and sauces. Mostly stuff you'll find all over Nashville. The dining area features mix n match furniture with a country kitchen vibe. You order at the counter and the food is brought out to your table. We spent $45 for lunch for two but it sure seemed worth it.

Fantastic stop on a hot summer day! This place was on my travel list and recommended by everyone…read moreincluding my niece, her friends and even the guy at the rental car counter! The line was really long the day that we went, the service was sublime and they treat every customer as though they are the best patron of the day. We did some blackberry lemonades and they were perfect!

What a sweet little tea and coffee shop. We stayed in Nashville for 3 days on a girl's trip and…read morestopped here 2 of the 3 days. The staff was extremely knowledgeable about their products and helped with any questions that we had. The owner was super friendly and also said she just opened a gift shop down the street and also lives in town. Her brother and one of her employees helped us the day prior and they live in town as well. They also have a coffee or tea to sample on a table in the seating area. There are a few tables to sit at and a couch and chairs in the seating area. They were 7 of us so we enjoyed many items on the menu. The highlights were vanilla chai latte (my fave), the peach tea, and the s'mores latte. There are plenty of items in the shop for purchase related to tea and coffee and you can browse for quite a while. I highly recommend this shop and the delightful owner and I will certainly stop in again.

Spent the night here after a day at the Indianapolis Zoo. We felt like family as soon as we walked…read morein the door. The room was immaculate, large and beautifully decorated. I usually carry a book for while my granddaughters swim, but this time I was the one that didn't want to leave the pool area! Fun for all ages! The lifeguards were so friendly, the hot tub so relaxing, the lazy river was amazing and the water slide was so much fun! The Nashville fried biscuits were delicious! Our stay was short but amazing, surrounded by the tranquility and beauty of nature. This is a must stay!

I can only think they have made improvements when I look at the negative reviews. I spent two…read morenights there mid-week of Spring break with a daughter, SIL, and two grands. We had a great time in the park and in Nashville. The kids had a great time playing in the waterpark area. The rooms were very clean and updated. The front desk personnel were friendly and accommodating..always helpful. We ate breakfast one morning. It was a buffet and everything was delicious. The personnel there were also very helpful and friendly. There is only one thing I believe should be improved and that would be the mattresses. They were passable but could be better. We really enjoyed the playgrounds in the park. The Nature Center is amazing!

Always a delight! The Elm is your place if you are looking…read morefor something delightfully unexpected in Bloomington. Seasonal menus, beautiful plates, and an amazing bar (and coffee bar). We have been coming for years and just tried brunch today and it was 10/10! Spring menu highlight: the cabbage is phenomenal! We ordered for the table to share as a last minute decision and it was the star of the show Brunch: Latke was so yummy and the sauce was horseradish cream goodness Chilaquiles and smash burger both got an A+ Staff is always on point.

Great setting, service and beautiful place. Bar service was outstanding. The steak frites:…read moredelicious meat, French fries probably doubled fried, not so good.

Best brewery in town, menu is diverse and they're always coming out with new specials, great…read moreatmosphere and family friendly

Food was ample and delicious. Service was timely and…read morefriendly. Tables and floors were fresh and clean.

Great food and customer service The atmosphere was very…read moregood and we had a great time

For fish and chips in Columbus this is the place to go. Flaky fish, creamy Cole slaw, and lightly…read moreseasoned fries. Madison did a great job waiting on our table. Give them a try.

Delicious cozy brunch! We had a fabulous brunch at Feast. I ordered the Biscuits and Gravy. It was…read morehuge and full of flavor. We also had carnitas egg hash, and a breakfast tamale. Everyone loved their food and felt like the portions were really good! I'll definitely be back to try more brunch items and dinner. As for drinks, we had the sake Bloody Mary, a chai tea latte, a matcha vanilla latte (absolutely divine), and apple cider mimosas. Feast has lots of parking! It is a cozy spot so I recommend grabbing a reservation to make sure they have a table that works for your group at your desired meal time!

Absolute Garbage !!…read more Feast Marker and Cellar *USED* to be amazing with genuinely unique flavors found nowhere else . But under new ownership , it's not even Waffle House level , and they still charge prices like it was unique . I had the eggs your way, which used to be amazing , but now it's just fried eggs, warm potatoes and cold toast , and was charges $18. The waiter was clueless, coffee was cold and place was justifiably barren . The display case used to have all sorts of amazing pastries , but now it's random shrink wrapped garbage . Really the worst experience every and were charged $50 (two of us) for cold coffee, cold toast , stale potatoes and Waffle House eggs . At least Waffle House coffee is hot .