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We came here as a department outing after work one day. Although you could tell this place was more accustomed to smaller parties (2-4 people) they accomadated us (11) quite nicely! The drinks are really good here. I was skeptical about the James Jet (grapefruite and cinnamon?!?!) but it was super good. A little tingle from the cinnamon, but otherwise refreshing due to the citrus. Everyone loved what they ordered. I got the Wagu Filet and it was delicious. The herb salad was so good (like a green goddess but elevated) and the fingerling potatoes were cooked perfectly! No one complained about the seafood dishes being "fishy" which is a good thing (I'm told - cuz I'm allergic). Speaking of allergies, they were very good with letting me know what I can/cannot eat due to my allergies which was nice.
We loved this spot. What a CUTE place with great ambiance and service. We ate brunch here after a winery tour and Roze Pony did not disappoint! All 5 of our dishes were plate licking good and we tried the soufflé pancakes for the table and they were also fun, fluffy and delish! My recommendation is to ask for extra syrup, it's also amazing. We also tried coffees and mocktails and everything was truly, great. Don't miss Roze Pony tucked into the pocket mall. It's totally worth a stop!
First time here, but not the last. Ordered the Mortadella Sando, which was the best thing I've eaten since moving to Nashville. Amazing.
Came here to try the soufflé pancakes, but will keep coming back for their hearty & savory dishes! The interior of this cafe combines chaotic retro and clean modern vibes in the best way. The octagon black and white tiled floor immediately sets the mood here. Service is friendly and our recent waitress was informative about their menu options. The rose latte is beautiful and tasty but somewhat forgettable. The jet james mocktail is an interesting choice with cinnamon and citrus! The soufflé pancakes are the most interesting thing on the menu. They are insanely fluffy! Soft and bouncy, but I find them to be a little too eggy in flavor. Worth trying but not ordering twice. However, the shaved prime rib sandwich makes my mouth water days later when reminiscing over those bites! The crispy toasted bread, shaved beef, and horseradish cream make my tastebuds dance. The fries and salad both pair well with the sandwich - it's hard to pick just one! I'd recommend Roze pony to somebody looking for a casual but elevated late brunch or lunch!
They weren't busy, there were open seats supposedly held for reservation but she sat me at a table in a 30 minute timer. I ordered the pancakes which forced me to leave the table and sit at the bar because they supposedly take 45mins to make. Then after waiting all that time they come out saying they forgot to put in my order!!! When the order came out I don't recall the reservation party showing up for the table for one, but then also the pancakes didn't even have an outstanding chai flavor or taste to rave about. While I'm glad I didn't have to pay after waiting over 2hrs, they didn't even offer to compensate for my 45mins wasted if I didn't take the pancakes--they could've offered another item or gift card. I came here to get away in a pretty place for supposed good food and it felt like such a buzz kill.
Roze Pony is hands down my favorite place to grab breakfast/brunch in the Nashville area; they also happen to have a really good martini-focused happy hour. Breakfast and brunch are better than dinner here, and the menu is a touch different, a slight step above the east location (called Cafe Roze over in east.) Roze Pony is well known for their almost 5-inch high stacked Japanese soufflé pancakes, decadent, light, fluffy, and served with blueberry compote. It may take 30 minutes to make and sell out quickly, but expectations meet the hype, and it's a must-eat dish in Nashville, to me. I love their breakfast/brunch menu overall, though. It's well-rounded, has a good number of healthier options (the warm quinoa bowl is my mom's favorite here) and I think offers something different and more veg-forward than other brunch places in the area. Amazing alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, and I can never have just one drink at a time. My favorites are all non-alcoholic: the sweet Roze / rose latte, the Green Eye (apple, ginger, served in a high ball), the Green Toddy (like the green eye but hot; truly incredibly) and the tea selection which is from my favorite local producer High Garden. There's always something yummy in the pastry case, and a bite of something sweet or a dessert is a must when I come here. For dinner - the chocolate hazelnut tart they often have in the menu is a must-order. I prefer getting oysters, fries, and crudite at the martini-focused happy hour (actual dinner is a bit hit/miss for me) but the martini happy hour is an incredible deal and they make a wide range of martinis (my favorite being the 50/50, delightful and not overly boozy.) I like their martini's so much, I always go to other restaurants and ask for them to be made the way I know Roze Pony does it with Ford's Gin. Always a banger. Easy parking in the attached lot of a garage next door. You can walk in, but it's much easier to guarantee your spot with a reservation. Friendly, attentive service and helpful staff. Great cozy place to eat breakfast and read solo or come with a friend or two. A Nashville institution, to me, and one that I hope sticks around for a long time.
Went for breakfast on a Saturday morning. I tried to make a reservation but they were blocked online so decided to just walk in. There were only a couple of tables occupied so we were seated right away. Menu is limited with only about eight options for breakfast. My husband and I each went for the Simple Breakfast and shared the Soufflé Pancakes. Everything was just ok; the Simple Breakfast is that... "simple", two eggs and 3 slices of bacon for $15.00. In terms of the pancakes, I had read so many great reviews on them and I was so excited to try them. Unfortunately, they were just "meh". They are very very "cakey" and too dry to my like, really nothing special. With that said, the lattes are really good, especially the Roze Latte. Needless to say, it will be a while before I come back here. There are tons of other amazing places in Nashville to have breakfast, and those offer more interesting and flavorful dishes and definitely more options on their menu.
After adventuring at Cheekwood I was ready for a brunch date with myself! Super friendly service- I sat at a bar table so anyone that walked by checked in. My toast was so delicious- packed with flavors and depth. I also was feeling fancy and wanted a little bar treat so I grabbed a Pimm's cup. It was so refreshing and had layers of flavor. The cookie was top two best chocolate chip cookies I have ever eaten. If you are looking for a unique place for a brunch date either with your self or others look no further!
My first visit to Roze Pony in West Nashville (sister to Cafe Roze in East) and it absolutely lived up to the buzz. I stopped in during their in-between brunch & dinner, which has its very own limited menu. I was solo after a nail appt. next door and the bar was a pleasant experience. I ordered the "Green Eye" mocktail, a bright, refreshing mix of apple and ginger that was perfectly balance, not overly sweet and incredibly crisp. For food, I had the poached shrimp on salad vert with shallot vinaigrette, which was light, fresh, and full of flavor. It felt like the ideal midday bite. What really made the visit memorable, though, was the staff. Everyone was incredibly friendly, and their camaraderie and banter with each other was honestly entertaining, it felt like dinner and a comedy show all in one. You could tell the team genuinely enjoys working together, and that energy made the whole space feel warm and welcoming.
great service, cute atmosphere, and fresh food. i loved the avocado toast and the pickled onions added so much flavor. the matcha was super good too!
We had dinner at Roze Pony on a calm weekday evening. Staff were incredible: they were understanding of traffic that led to us being late a few minutes, and they had a kid menu at the ready with crayons (high chairs are also available). Parking here is plentiful and free in a private lot for this and the other establishments in the same building. The menu is seasonal, and we had a taste of everything. Their carrot toast was especially beautiful with edible flowers and a rich creme piped atop. I had the grilled swordfish on a bed of corn with chimichurri. It was lovely, and the portion was generous. I think the highest compliment you can pay a restaurant is a clean plate, and our table was full of them. They have a happy hour weeknights 4-6pm. We unfortunately just missed the mark, but there were plenty of seats if you wanted to check them out in the future. The staff seems really fond of their regulars, and that's something you don't often see in current restaurant culture. It's comforting and a kindness. I would say while the restaurant was super prepared for young children, I wouldn't bring my toddler to dinner again just because of age (and the fine cutlery). Brunch might be a better fit for young families.
Wonderfully intimate but inviting. Lemon roasted trout was light and delightful. Just the right balance. Good piece of light fish with flavorful kale salad and potato side. Don't be scared of ordering the Pistola cocktail. The carrot meshes incredibly with the smokey mezcal and habanero. Not too sweet, not to Smokey, not too spicy, just the right combo.
Roze Pony is just lovely! I met a friend here for a lunch meeting, and it was the perfect spot to catch up over some tasty eats. This is the sister restaurant of Cafe Roze in East Nashville, and they have several things in common (fun menu, bright ambiance, beautiful decor) while still maintaining their own unique feeling. Parking is a wild ride ... this shopping center is busy busy busy, even on a weekday. Thankfully there is an underground garage option that's free and easy to access if you can't find a spot in the lot. Although they have plenty of coffee/tea options, we ordered a couple of Diet Cokes for our lunch, which were served ice cold with lime. For my meal, I ordered the Grain Bowl with added chicken, which is the definition of a delicious hot lunch! My friend ordered the Cobb Salad, which also looked divine and is a huge portion size. Truly all of their food options sounded great, and I'll definitely be back to try some more of their menu soon! read more
18 days ago
3 months ago
We came here as a department outing after work one day. Although you could tell this place was more accustomed to smaller parties (2-4 people) they accomadated us (11) quite nicely! The drinks are really good here. I was skeptical about the James Jet (grapefruite and cinnamon?!?!) but it was super good. A little tingle from the cinnamon, but otherwise refreshing due to the citrus. Everyone loved what they ordered. I got the Wagu Filet and it was delicious. The herb salad was so good (like a green goddess but elevated) and the fingerling potatoes were cooked perfectly! No one complained about the seafood dishes being "fishy" which is a good thing (I'm told - cuz I'm allergic). Speaking of allergies, they were very good with letting me know what I can/cannot eat due to my allergies which was nice. read more
We loved this spot. What a CUTE place with great ambiance and service. We ate brunch here after a winery tour and Roze Pony did not disappoint! All 5 of our dishes were plate licking good and we tried the soufflé pancakes for the table and they were also fun, fluffy and delish! My recommendation is to ask for extra syrup, it's also amazing. We also tried coffees and mocktails and everything was truly, great. Don't miss Roze Pony tucked into the pocket mall. It's totally worth a stop! read more
24 days ago
First time here, but not the last. Ordered the Mortadella Sando, which was the best thing I've eaten since moving to Nashville. Amazing. read more
Came here to try the soufflé pancakes, but will keep coming back for their hearty & savory dishes! The interior of this cafe combines chaotic retro and clean modern vibes in the best way. The octagon black and white tiled floor immediately sets the mood here. Service is friendly and our recent waitress was informative about their menu options. The rose latte is beautiful and tasty but somewhat forgettable. The jet james mocktail is an interesting choice with cinnamon and citrus! The soufflé pancakes are the most interesting thing on the menu. They are insanely fluffy! Soft and bouncy, but I find them to be a little too eggy in flavor. Worth trying but not ordering twice. However, the shaved prime rib sandwich makes my mouth water days later when reminiscing over those bites! The crispy toasted bread, shaved beef, and horseradish cream make my tastebuds dance. The fries and salad both pair well with the sandwich - it's hard to pick just one! I'd recommend Roze pony to somebody looking for a casual but elevated late brunch or lunch! read more
6 days ago
9 months ago
They weren't busy, there were open seats supposedly held for reservation but she sat me at a table in a 30 minute timer. I ordered the pancakes which forced me to leave the table and sit at the bar because they supposedly take 45mins to make. Then after waiting all that time they come out saying they forgot to put in my order!!! When the order came out I don't recall the reservation party showing up for the table for one, but then also the pancakes didn't even have an outstanding chai flavor or taste to rave about. While I'm glad I didn't have to pay after waiting over 2hrs, they didn't even offer to compensate for my 45mins wasted if I didn't take the pancakes--they could've offered another item or gift card. I came here to get away in a pretty place for supposed good food and it felt like such a buzz kill. read more
Roze Pony is hands down my favorite place to grab breakfast/brunch in the Nashville area; they also happen to have a really good martini-focused happy hour. Breakfast and brunch are better than dinner here, and the menu is a touch different, a slight step above the east location (called Cafe Roze over in east.) Roze Pony is well known for their almost 5-inch high stacked Japanese soufflé pancakes, decadent, light, fluffy, and served with blueberry compote. It may take 30 minutes to make and sell out quickly, but expectations meet the hype, and it's a must-eat dish in Nashville, to me. I love their breakfast/brunch menu overall, though. It's well-rounded, has a good number of healthier options (the warm quinoa bowl is my mom's favorite here) and I think offers something different and more veg-forward than other brunch places in the area. Amazing alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, and I can never have just one drink at a time. My favorites are all non-alcoholic: the sweet Roze / rose latte, the Green Eye (apple, ginger, served in a high ball), the Green Toddy (like the green eye but hot; truly incredibly) and the tea selection which is from my favorite local producer High Garden. There's always something yummy in the pastry case, and a bite of something sweet or a dessert is a must when I come here. For dinner - the chocolate hazelnut tart they often have in the menu is a must-order. I prefer getting oysters, fries, and crudite at the martini-focused happy hour (actual dinner is a bit hit/miss for me) but the martini happy hour is an incredible deal and they make a wide range of martinis (my favorite being the 50/50, delightful and not overly boozy.) I like their martini's so much, I always go to other restaurants and ask for them to be made the way I know Roze Pony does it with Ford's Gin. Always a banger. Easy parking in the attached lot of a garage next door. You can walk in, but it's much easier to guarantee your spot with a reservation. Friendly, attentive service and helpful staff. Great cozy place to eat breakfast and read solo or come with a friend or two. A Nashville institution, to me, and one that I hope sticks around for a long time. read more
3 hours ago
11 months ago
Went for breakfast on a Saturday morning. I tried to make a reservation but they were blocked online so decided to just walk in. There were only a couple of tables occupied so we were seated right away. Menu is limited with only about eight options for breakfast. My husband and I each went for the Simple Breakfast and shared the Soufflé Pancakes. Everything was just ok; the Simple Breakfast is that... "simple", two eggs and 3 slices of bacon for $15.00. In terms of the pancakes, I had read so many great reviews on them and I was so excited to try them. Unfortunately, they were just "meh". They are very very "cakey" and too dry to my like, really nothing special. With that said, the lattes are really good, especially the Roze Latte. Needless to say, it will be a while before I come back here. There are tons of other amazing places in Nashville to have breakfast, and those offer more interesting and flavorful dishes and definitely more options on their menu. read more
After adventuring at Cheekwood I was ready for a brunch date with myself! Super friendly service- I sat at a bar table so anyone that walked by checked in. My toast was so delicious- packed with flavors and depth. I also was feeling fancy and wanted a little bar treat so I grabbed a Pimm's cup. It was so refreshing and had layers of flavor. The cookie was top two best chocolate chip cookies I have ever eaten. If you are looking for a unique place for a brunch date either with your self or others look no further! read more
7 months ago
My first visit to Roze Pony in West Nashville (sister to Cafe Roze in East) and it absolutely lived up to the buzz. I stopped in during their in-between brunch & dinner, which has its very own limited menu. I was solo after a nail appt. next door and the bar was a pleasant experience. I ordered the "Green Eye" mocktail, a bright, refreshing mix of apple and ginger that was perfectly balance, not overly sweet and incredibly crisp. For food, I had the poached shrimp on salad vert with shallot vinaigrette, which was light, fresh, and full of flavor. It felt like the ideal midday bite. What really made the visit memorable, though, was the staff. Everyone was incredibly friendly, and their camaraderie and banter with each other was honestly entertaining, it felt like dinner and a comedy show all in one. You could tell the team genuinely enjoys working together, and that energy made the whole space feel warm and welcoming. read more
We had dinner at Roze Pony on a calm weekday evening. Staff were incredible: they were understanding of traffic that led to us being late a few minutes, and they had a kid menu at the ready with crayons (high chairs are also available). Parking here is plentiful and free in a private lot for this and the other establishments in the same building. The menu is seasonal, and we had a taste of everything. Their carrot toast was especially beautiful with edible flowers and a rich creme piped atop. I had the grilled swordfish on a bed of corn with chimichurri. It was lovely, and the portion was generous. I think the highest compliment you can pay a restaurant is a clean plate, and our table was full of them. They have a happy hour weeknights 4-6pm. We unfortunately just missed the mark, but there were plenty of seats if you wanted to check them out in the future. The staff seems really fond of their regulars, and that's something you don't often see in current restaurant culture. It's comforting and a kindness. I would say while the restaurant was super prepared for young children, I wouldn't bring my toddler to dinner again just because of age (and the fine cutlery). Brunch might be a better fit for young families. read more
Wonderfully intimate but inviting. Lemon roasted trout was light and delightful. Just the right balance. Good piece of light fish with flavorful kale salad and potato side. Don't be scared of ordering the Pistola cocktail. The carrot meshes incredibly with the smokey mezcal and habanero. Not too sweet, not to Smokey, not too spicy, just the right combo. read more
5 months ago
Great menu and ambience. Staff were friendly and attentive. Easy to find with ample parking. Loved the variety of menu items from breakfast to sandwiches, soup and salads. We just wanted to find a place close by and this terrific eatery popped up on Yelp. They also have great martinis -and a full bar! Don't forget to save room for a dessert. We enjoyed the Strawberry Shortcake and Whiskey chocolate chip cookie. They are known for their delectable desserts which are a rare treat! read more
3 months ago
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9 months ago
Server was so nice. Food was okay. Not quite worth the hype. It was kinda chaotic and the hostess seemed to have some drama going on. Didn't love the coffee. read more
7 months ago
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1 year ago
The best brunch place in Nashville! The rose latte is absolutely fabulous and the brekkie bowl was the best of the best! The staff is so accommodating with gluten free food and our whole big family! 10/10 read more
1 year ago
We enjoyed a lovely brunch this past Sunday. The smash burger was a huge hit on the flavor scale. They make all their own syrups so that heightens the coffee experience. Overall a good experience. A bit pricey (the reason for a one star subtraction) for what we ordered, but service and presentation were on point. read more
2 years ago
Service was great. You could tell that she was close by and attentive without being there. She made sure that our water glasses were filled. Big Plus for me. Food was average. The pony burger needed something. The carrot curry soup was delicious. But, we ordered the "soufflé" pancakes. They were just cake pancakes. A little misleading. And a little dry. I don't recommend the pancakes. I'm not sure that they really want you drinking a whole lot there for brunch with mimosas that are $14 each. But fine. They were fine. read more
5 months ago
7 months ago
Had lunch at Roze Pony today it was fantastic ! We had great service, met a friend there we had not talked in a while so we just wanted to catch up and it was the perfect place to do so. I had the sloppy salmon and it was delicious very flavorful perfectly cooked on fresh baked milk bread yummmm! The place was busy but we Amer still able to have a great conversation. Great atmosphere. All around a 5 today. read more
9 months ago
4 months ago
This place just keeps getting better and better. The service is always great, and the 4-6 oyster and martini happy hour is phenomenal. I think we've tried every appetizer and they're all great, but the lobster polenta bites are my favorite. The wedge salad is the best I've ever had anywhere. The oysters are little flavor bombs that they get in fresh from Canada, and they're the best you'll find in Nashville. Get the warm bread, you won't be sorry. Their carrot cake is also great. Somewhat casual but nice ambiance, and always a great experience. Keep knocking it out of the park Roze! read more
I came here with a group to hang out for the night. The menu is pretty small and this is better for a date night in my option. They do have a coffee and tea menu. I ordered tea as this was around 6pm at night. I did not eat while I was here as I already ate before coming. This is also in a small shopping center so it can be hard to miss if you're not familiar with the area. read more
2 years ago
The service was amazing. The food was really good we tried the breakfast sandwich would recommend this if you are in the Nashville area read more
2 years ago
Great brunch experience, make sure to book a resi! We were brave & showed up without one & thankfully were able to grab a table after a 30 minute wait (there's a nice antique shop across the street that can help you kill time if this happens to you). Parking is limited so keep that in mind, it's located within an older strip little mall. Our server was sweet & attentive. The soufflé pancakes are a must try. The steak sandwich and egg bake were also delicious. Big portions, good for sharing! The drinks packed a punch & were tasty. Good ambiance, lots of people during brunch on a weekday. read more
We were in the Belle Meade area and found this cute little restaurant for lunch. The food was excellent as you can see from the photos. Did get pretty busy around lunch, so you may want to make a reservation. The host went out of his way to get us a comfortable table for three. read more
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