Sassy Lassie Cafe/Bakery is located a little way south of the town square and is owned by Anne…read moreMorrison from Scotland. She makes all of her goodies fresh everyday and the cafe serves all of the coffee drinks, just like that company out of Seattle. For lunch we had one her fresh made panini sandwichs served right off of her grill. We followed it with fresh made Scotish shortbread. The shop has been open for 5 years and serves Franklin in a nice little house. There are 3 rooms with tables and couches and comfortable chairs. I worked on while having lunch on her free hotspot wireless connections. Sassy Lassie is 1 of the 2 spots in town where you can get wireless. The other is Ms. Anne's other location Burgers On The Square. Know for the best burgers in the South and chicken wings! Worth the time and if you need some fresh coffee and a sweet, I sugguest your get off I-65 and drive 5 mintues to her shop. Mon-Fri 7am to 2:30pm.

The blended drink was absolutely amazing!! Creamy and not too sweet. However, my iced drink was not…read moreeven full and had equal parts coffee and cold foam. It was incredibly sweet. There's no way I could drink it.

Think small town coffee shop with the seating options of a big chain! They have a large…read morebreakfast/lunch menu and the locally roasted coffee is good too! The lady serving us was extremely nice and patient! Great spot for studying or chatting with friends or family!

Great food, cool vibe. Wait staff is pretty good the breakfast never disappoints. I have not ever…read moreordered anything and didn't like it

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

Overall: A lovely cafe that has great coffee, great food, and great people (shoutout to Aliza!). I…read morelove how their menu is unique and they rotate some different flavors. I got a latte and a crepe, both which were so delicious :) Service: Super friendly and quick. Ambiance: So so quaint, bright, and cute! It's absolutely adorable here.

The Yellow Table is a small French-style cafe in East Nashville and honestly it feels like it…read more Super quaint, lots of charm, the kind of place that makes you want to slow down for a bit. On nice days, the patio is the place to be, The build your own galettes are the move here. Really solid, and the fact that you can customize them makes it even better. I tend to order the galette with prosciutto, leeks, white cheddar, and eggs. The lattes and matcha are so tasty and I appreciate that they don't charge extra for non-dairy alternative milk. Staff is generally friendly and the whole vibe is warm and welcoming, though service can be a little inconsistent depending on the visit. This has been a frequent spot of mine to catch up with friends or whenever I feel like being in France for the morning/afternoon. I'll be back!

My family visited this nice little cafe and had a lovely lunch…read more The decor is very minimal but tasteful-mostly consisting of a stark brick wall adorned with black and white portraits and simple but elegant furniture and fixture and a sprinkle of heart shaped confetti in the window. Not what I would expect from a small town cafe in rural Kentucky! I ordered the Buffalo Chicken Wrap with a side of sweet potato fries. The fries were a standout-perfectly crispy on the outside, soft on the inside and lightly seasoned with sugar and pepper. The provided dipping sauce was a treat-sweetened whipped cream cheese with vanilla bean. The smallish wrap consisted of quality ingredients-particularly a nice tomato. There was a conservative amount of nicely seasoned but tiny chicken nuggets, more breading than meat. The sauce was excellent and slightly spicier than most versions, which I appreciated. Overall, a delicious if not completely satisfying meal. Would go again.

The Firehouse coffee drink was yummy as was the potato soup and grilled cheese. Just right for the…read morefirst day of snowflakes this December! Great ambiance and friendly folks.

Food was SCRUMPTIOUS ! Quaint setting. Came out fast, hot, and full of flavor ! We tried 3 three…read moredifferent lattes annnnd I can't wait to go 45 min out of my way for another meal ! I will most certainly be back !!

Mumu's has done it again! The quesadilla was fresh & flavorful. Home fries weren't as fresh, but…read morethey were good. I also ordered a tea this time. It just plain black tea, but they added sugar packets to my order so I could sweeten it. I'd still order from here again. Next time, I may even try something different!

Spencer's is such a fun coffee shop in a college town. You'll see plenty of WKU students here as…read morewell as locals. This shop is located downtown, but there's another shop closer to the highway that has a drive-thru and parking lot. I have not been to that location. I came here twice, and I had a nitro cold brew with sugar free vanilla as well as a hot black sesame matcha with oat milk. The cold brew was smooth and strong- perfect for powering through a workday on a warm day. The black sesame matcha didn't taste "green" and stayed warm, a powerful punch to get through the afternoon. They also have unique non-coffee drinks; my coworker got an iced drink called "Huckleberry Ben" that seemed interesting. The prices are so low here. You can get two specialty coffee drinks for under $15, and that includes tax and tip. The baristas were nice, and the coffee shop is a fun place to hang out if you want to work or chill. I don't know why anyone would drink chain coffee in Bowling Green with Spencer's around. I can see why everyone loves it, and I will be back too!

We visited the Fountain Square Park and ended up stopping here unexpectedly because I needed to use…read morethe restroom. The shared restroom setup was a little awkward, but honestly, I'm glad it brought me in because it felt like discovering a hidden gem in Bowling Green. The atmosphere inside is amazing; cozy, stylish, and definitely a great spot for photos. Since it's close to WKU, there were lots of students and staff studying and working, which gave the place a really nice local energy. The woman taking our coffee order was incredibly kind and friendly. She was so genuinely thankful when I left a tip, which made the experience feel even warmer. Great coffee, great vibe, and a perfect little stop while exploring Bowling Green. Highly recommend grabbing a cup here as part of your downtown visit.

Love the caramel latte with coconut milk delicious also I've tried the bakery…read more Also delicious at a great price w great customer service

This little cafe was an unexpected treat at the library! Perfect location for a delicious sandwich…read moreand delicious latte! The service was awesome!

The staff is super friendly! Coffee was great and the food was incredible! The shop was very clean…read moreand welcoming! Would come back again!

We enjoyed a lovely breakfast this morning, prepared by the sweetest lady at lighthouse coffee and…read moreCafé. The food was good and fresh, the service delightful. We will definitely be back and highly recommend this cute little café.

Th is is the only place open in Franklin on Sunday morning. We stopped for coffee and a bite. I had…read morea cinnamon roll, pretty good, and not overly sweet. Very amiable "donut lady". 85

They have excellent donuts if you get there early enough. I have tried too many times to count to…read moreget a cream filled donut but once they have sold out of what they made for the day, they are out. Not worth the effort