Adorable coffee window, reminded me of the wine window in Italy. It's located in a vintage…read morefurniture and clothing store. The clothing is all obscenely overpriced. ($40 for a hole filled old t-shirt? That should be $5 max). My friend had the specialty latte which had honey, foam on top and I think bee pollen? It was interesting, I would not order it but she liked it. A little underwhelming except for the cute window, but I'd go back and try something else.

So this place is a curated vintage store with a small cafe tucked away in the corner. The overall…read morevibe was very hip and cool. They had a large selection of furniture, clothing, accessories, and more. I'm impressed with how much inventory they have and the space they have for it all too. First, we got coffee. I ended up ordering an Iced Latte with oat milk. It was good, the oat milk was smooth and complemented the overall drink. My latte was good, but I wasn't blown away. I wish it had a little bit of sweetness. My friend got their specialty drink which was a latte with peanut foam(?) or some type of peanut cream on top and a strawberry jam for a "Peanut Butter and Jelly" latte. It tasted really good, I liked the sweetness the strawberry jam added. It was a good blend of sweet but not too sweet. And they served our drinks in this pretty coffee window with red tile. It was so pretty! We took a good couple of minutes documenting all our drinks lined up haha. When we were browsing the vintage store, I found this slip dress I really liked. There are also two fitting rooms in the back which was nice to have. Anyways, I brought it to the front but there wasn't a tag attached to the slip dress. Apparently they couldn't sell me the dress because the vendor is the only one who can put price tags on their items. That's fine, but my question is why do they have inventory on the rack that they can't sell anyways? Or, is the vendor unreachable for issues like this that can come up so they just don't do anything about it? Those are my qualms about the place, but other than that I liked it here. Parking was a little tough coming in, we were lucky to find an empty parking space. And this storefront is right off the main road, so this is just something to keep in mind while arriving here.

amazing people and amazing coffee. an underrated coffee shop and the owner is a great guy! the…read moreenvironment is great and it's in a beautiful building. i hope it gains popularity soon!

It's on nolensville and easy to miss if you're not looking for it, but it's next to a church…read more There's some street parking in the front, not sure if there's any in the back. The staff are super friendly and there's plenty of seating. The menu includes coffee and food, however, the menu for both is pretty small. For food they had three types of quesadillas and some sides. The tater tot's are pretty good and the food came out hot and fresh. It seems like a lot of people come here to work, saw a lot of people on their laptops. There's a covered patio which is nice. It looks like they do game nights here and there are board games provided you can play. This is a cool place to hang out, but doesn't necessarily stand out as far as food and coffee.

I've been here quite a few times. Never had the food, just the coffee. Tried the First Lady (aka…read morevanilla latte) and just the black coffee. Both solid. Service was fast and friendly. I was there today around 10am. I would say it was averagely busy. L&L market has plenty of space and seating. There is seating at Honest and then seating around the market. I appreciate that there are other shops and plenty of room for my kids to run around. There is 3 hours of free parking outside - just wait til you are inside to scan the barcode.

Stopped by Honest Coffee after grabbing a few doughnuts at Five Daughters Bakery. I have visited…read morehere before and have always had a good experience with the staff and service. My reasoning for the 3 star rating is that the coffee is never consistent. I always get a vanilla latte and today especially it tasted closer to water than to coffee. As far as the breakfast sandwich, it was good but thought it was pretty pricey ($10.50). I do really like the location and the ambiance but for me it's not on my short list of go-to coffee shops in Nashville.

Great service, friendly staff, quaint location, and terrific coffee - does it get any better than…read morethis?

It's always a good week when I can stop by Crema for their iced mocha. I like to think of myself as…read morea bit of a mocha connoisseur, and Crema always delivers. The drink is rich without being overly sweet. The line usually moves quickly, and parking is not too bad, especially around late morning. The staff is friendly and the baristas know their craft. On weekends, I love taking advantage of the outdoor seating. There isn't much seating inside, but it's clean and kinda reminds me of nyc lol!

Cute place! The indoor & outdoor seating is truly fantastic! It has a garage door opening which…read morelets in fresh air to the coffee shop! Service was fast! Overall, coffee itself was mediocre! I ordered the blueberry crumble latte w oat milk and it had a weird after taste. My friend ordered the hummingbird latte & it was good but all her syrup was on the bottom & tough to mix! Would try again and stick to a classic vanilla latte to see if that ups their game.

Updating my review -- To preface, I lived here a couple years ago when I first moved to Nashville…read morefor work. I wanna give context that this was my go-to spot to grab coffee and do personal work. That said, the shop inside feels unique, with the tall ceilings and indoor + outdoor seating. Feels very spacious and a great spot to do work if you were interested. Note that the parking lot is extremely small, so that's the one downside if you were planning to stay for awhile or even place an order during rush hour. Lastly, during the time I visited and lived there, there were new hires that I felt could've been more accommodating. One con I picked up on, was that the select individuals would automatically select "20% tip" on my coffee order each time I visited. (which pushed me from wanting to come back since I'm not one to call this out but definitely was a small thing I noticed.) All in all, I would recommend checking out their spot should you be around the area or were curious.

Great coffee and even better atmosphere! The baristas pull an excellent espresso, and their…read morespecialty lattes are top-notch. It is the perfect sweet-and-caffeine combination, served in a beautiful, vibrant shop with exceptionally friendly service.

I've lived in this neighborhood for years and have always made my coffee at home. But back in 2017…read moreto 2019, I used to come here to work/study and accidentally discovered the breakfast burrito. And oh boy. I became addicted. Then COVID hit. Window pickup became a thing. That burrito was basically my emotional support animal throughout 2020. I ate it almost every damn day. It was $5.95 and genuinely one of the greatest things I had ever put in my mouth. Fast forward a few years. I hadn't had it in forever. Today I came back, craving my beloved COVID breakfast burrito. Sweet baby Jesus. WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED. The audacity to call this thing a burrito should be investigated by the FBI. It's apparently wrapped in filo dough (pretty sure), which means it's baked, aggressively buttery, ridiculously doughy, and somehow almost raw underneath. This is not a burrito. This is a pastry having an identity crisis. The beans were basically the entire personality of the thing. Barely any vegetables. The egg tasted like it had been cooked twice, then sentenced to another cooking session inside the pastry. Everything was doughy, mushy, buttery, and sad. I took a few bites, stared into the distance, questioned my life choices, and eventually threw the damn thing away. And it's $10 now. Which I have absolutely no problem paying, IF THE BURRITO IS GOOD. The employees were very nice and kind, though. I don't know any of them and it seems like the whole crew is new, so this is absolutely not about them. But the only reason 8th & Roast remained on my personal breakfast map was that burrito. And now it's gone. RIP 8th & Roast breakfast burrito. 2017-2020. You were too good for this world.

The space alone spoke to me this place was going to be great. It was a great open space, with…read morecurated tables and chairs that elevated the experience. Their coffee was great. I tried both their cortado and drip, both well done. Staff was generous. I loved the area too. Great neighborhood area.

I definitely want to come back! I also want to buy some beans as soon as I'm in the market for more…read morebeans again. It's just a nice, clean, attractive coffee house with really nice staff and great coffee. The biscuit I had was okay but small, but I came there for coffee. I ordered a pour over of their Worka Sakaro coffee bean, and I saw them brew it in a ceramic Kalita Wave and bring it to the table. I enjoyed it a lot! Just remember that, when you order something made with a specialty bean, it will usually taste different from just regular old coffee, and that's a good thing. Really, it's delicious! The people working there are very nice and very friendly. They do a great job at making people feel welcome. Parking can be tight in that area, but there is a parking lot next to it with validated parking. It's easier to figure out than some places I've been.

Located in Germantown, this is an awesome coffee shop!!!…read more For openers, the staff is always friendly and welcoming!! Add to that, they do a great job of managing the orders in a timely manner which keeps the line moving. Inside, while relatively small, they do a great job with the layout of space which contains a limited number of seats with small tables plus a counter seating. Weather permitting, there is outdoor seating available too. As someone who prefers drip coffee, a cold brew coffee, or coffee tonic, they do an excellent job with all. Add to it, they have a food selection which includes, pastries, bagels, breakfast sandwiches, burritos, and a burger. My go to is the burrito which is tasty and filling. Add to that, it is fairly large and I'm never able to finish it all so it ends up being a couple of meals for me. Overall, I'm impressed with Elegy and will definitely visit again!

I love Elegy! They are the most consistent and friendly coffee chain I've encountered in Nashville…read more I love their matcha and lattes. They don't have as many seasonal drinks as many other coffee shops but what they do have is solid and consistently delicious. I recently tried their breakfast burrito and it was absolutely delicious! Very generous portions and great salsa. However, I feel the tortilla left something to be desired. Not the best breakfast burrito in Nashville as some say, but beyond expectations for a coffee shop! I also love their branding and merch. At the Germantown location there are always a ton of people coworking!