Great place for brunch and music. All the musicians were fantastic. We had the egg plate and a beer…read morewhich was the perfect meal for us. Wanted to try the Hardware burger but next time. The jazz trio was a joy to listen to and brought a decent crowd. Loved the hardware store that also offered a coffee bar, pastries, organic produce along with home items like honey. Staff all super friendly and food was good and reasonably priced. We'll be back soon to hear more outstanding artists and grab a burger. You must visit this iconic venue soon! See you there! Good Fun place

Lovely stop after a big morning hike at Beaman Park. Had a patty melt and cheesesteak with my hubby…read moreto share. The fries are amazing! Quaint and cute and they have live music! WIll need to come back for brunch!

R and I went on a short vacation to Nashville in late November. One of the things we did in the…read moreNashville area was go to Loveless Cafe. While R and I were waiting for our lunch reservation time slot at Loveless Cafe, we walked around the property. One of the buildings on the property is Hams & Jams Country Market, which is very different and separate from Loveless Cafe, which is two buildings away. Hams & Jams Country Market is a great place to walk through and kill time while waiting for your notification that your table is ready at Loveless Cafe. Hams & Jams Country Market has a lot of country themed gifts, including items to decorate your or someone else's home, various types of foods, like preserves, jams, biscuit mix, bacon, and a lot more. R got a cup of hot coffee while he was in the market, and he said that there were a variety of coffees, lattes, and other hot drinks. While we were in the market, very helpful employees walked around asking just about all of the customers if they could help them look for something.

be prepared to wait about an 1.30hr to 2 hrs to be seated…read more They open at 7am - from 7to8 there is no wait. ‍ So buy a snack at the kitchen cafe and get your free complimentary coffee walk around the premises and be patient

Springfield Drugs is the epitome of precious- the unique trinkets, 1950s decor, and extremely nice…read moreladies working there make it such an enjoyable experience for lunch. The menu contains simple items such as sandwiches, hot dogs, and soups for really low prices. The Dab salad is a delicious choice which consists of pimento cheese, tuna salad and chicken salad. I also like ordering the beef stew which comes with cornbread and chili which comes with an abundance of The last time we were there our waitress insisted that she has the best desserts in town. Our group tried the chocolate and strawberry milkshakes- both were delicious and came in large portions. They have malt too if that is your preference!

Great milkshakes and even better lunch menu. It is like stepping back in time to the 1950s with the…read moreold soda fountain counter and great service. You want to eat where the locals eat and hear whats going on in town, then sit at the counter and enjoy a bite to eat.

The owners are ones of the nicest people ever. The food is always so good. Customer service is…read moreexcellent

Hot Prepared Food: - Tripas Tacos: Good size tacos, plenty…read moreof filling and I love the fixins they come with! Grilled chili, radish and cucumber. Can't beat it! $2.49/ea - Tamales: Three of them fill up the to-go box, I can wolf down 2 but 3 put me over the edge haha. Their pork is really great, but I looove their jalapeño cheese tamales! They are super flavorful and moist, one of the very best I've had. $2.50/ea - Chicharonnes & Chicharonnes con Carne: They fry the pig skins/pork belly fresh throughout the day. Very good and sold by weight. Carniceria/Meat Counter: Great selection of some hard to find cuts. They even have flanken short rib! My favorite though are the marinated cuts- their Al Pastor is so juicy and tender- we made it for meal prep and also quesadillas for our Memorial Day party. They also have the real sugar Mexican coca colas, jarritos and all sorts of snacks and candy. The produce looked fresh, it's a small section of staple veggies and fruit. And of course, the service is always top notch. Everyone is so friendly and helpful - always providing great suggestions. This is a wonderful addition to White House- we're lucky to have some of the best Mexican food in Nash Metro up this way! PS: Salsa is FIRE!

We came here to watch a high school football game and showed up about 15 minutes before closing…read moretime and were told the kitchen closes at 5. So we don't know the area and so we asked where else we could find some food to go so we wouldn't be late to the game. Then they offered to make us food anyway even though it's all put away and close to closing time. That was so nice! Also, our sandwiches were so good!!! Big fluffy bread, fresh sliced turkey and cheddar. There's also a cute store where you can buy some great food items. My husband bought some cheese he enjoyed as well

Was a great experience I will be back the people are friendly and very helpful the pies are…read moredelicious and so is the sweet rolls very tasty the jams are delicious to I love Homemade jams and jellies

Stopped in today for a meat and three. I ordered meatloaf, potatoes and gravy, squash and onions,…read moreand greens. I got the last of the meatloaf. It was dry and really small. Not good at all. The potatoes and gravy were good enough. The sqaush and onions tasted like it might be a few days old. No firmness at all for either item. The greens were pretty funny having raw bacon floating in there. This was my second, and last time, to dine here. I finished about 1/3 of my meal and threw the rest away.

I stop here for diesel all of the time and they are friendly and the fuel is better priced than the…read moreShell nearby by at least 20 cents per gallon all the time. Today I had trouble with my car starting and the guy working was very helpful and helped me figure out my problem before I had my car towed for no reason. Very grateful he came out to help and talk.

Great vegetarian and vegan meat substitution products can be found here! Many options, better than…read morewhat you would find at Kroger or Whole Foods. They also have dry items by bulk. So if you are trying to live that zero waste lifestyle you definitely want to put this place on your list to refill your canisters. The Madison Farm has partnered with them and so seasonal produce is available here (great when the Goodlettsville Farmer's Market is off for the season). They also have Christian study, devotional, and children's books. Great atmosphere, helpful staff, and unique vegetarian/healthful living finds.

Every vegetarian in Nashville should know about this place. It started off, years ago, as a Seventh…read moreDay Adventist bookstore/market on the grounds of their nearby headquarters. It hasn't changed much since those days -- it's still the best source around for vegetarian items. I'm not a vegetarian anymore, but I come here for the only granola I like, by Clarke's Bakery. Anyway, you'll be amazed at all the vegetarian items they carry. As to the bookstore, I'm not a Christian, so I can't tell you much about that.

1st time to a Costco in the area. It was extremely large. My daughter wanted to go for pizza, and I…read moreneeded to stock up, as we just moved here from California. Everyone was pretty friendly although it was VERY busy, and intense. All but the one short gray haired lady at the end who checks your receipt. I'm not sure WHY she looked at me like she did, didn't smile, and was rude, even the way she handed me back my $800.00 receipt. Like... the entire process, besides me not liking crowds, was pretty nice until the old woman, who you'd think would be nice, or smile... was just the ickiest vibe. Do I not look like I could afford $800 ? I don't know what her deal was, but I'm glad I don't have to go back soon. Maybe she'll retire by then (if that is still a thing). The opposite of a Walmart greater.... A Costco grump that eyes you & doesn't smile at all. Worst person for that job. Killed the whole vibe on the way out with her shitty attitude. She's not a people person. Maybe she's more of a paper-work gal? There was a young Spanish guy that walked me to find the one type of yeast you carry, and knew just where it was, and showed me the symbol that meant they wouldn't be restocked. THAT kid was GREAT! So helpful and NICE. A completely NOT miserable person. I hope someone reads these. I don't plan on spending $800 in one trip again, but if I do, I hope I don't see that grumpy lady. I can't get over how absolutely unfriendly and soulless she seemed.

I've been going to Costco every 2 weeks for years. I've been to the Murfreesboro, Brentwood, West…read moreNashville, Hendersonville, & now MJ locations many times. This one is consistently the least crowded & chaotic & is well organized. At the time of this review, it's my favorite Costco in the middle TN area. Highly recommend