Awesome women ran coffee roaster here in Tennessee! I have had the privilege of going to their…read moreroastery to watch how the coffee we drink is made. They are super sweet with a great product. Their beans are fresh and vibrant and can be used for your at home coffee however you enjoy making it!

Summit Sister's Espresso blend is some of the best coffee I've brewed at home. I use it with my…read moreBreville espresso machine and it's always delicious. The staff was super helpful with picking the right coffee, and since they're so small, all of the inventory is super fresh.

I was lucky enough to have this trailer show up at my work! They did a fundraiser for our bank to…read morehelp us raise money for charity, so that's already a date in my book! Plus, the variety of what they offer for a movie trailer is amazing! I ordered the Tennessee Whiskey and they literally smoke it with wood chips right in front of you before putting the lid on and then hold the lid to keep the Smokey flavor! It was excellent, and I would love to try some of the other options as well, especially some of the fancy sodas! If you see this trailer, I would recommend trying anything here, it's a great option!

I finally got to try NashBrew and I am beyond happy!…read more Having heard, and seen, so many great things about the coffee from NashBrew, I was stoked to find them at the newly opened PickUp Food Truck Park just north of the city. I was at the neighboring doggy daycare picking my pup up, and while I waited I wandered up to the truck in search of cold brew. Their cold brew is a dark roast that is brewed for 22 hours, so I was excited at the thought. While I am normally a purest, he recommended The Coal Miners Daughter, which is their cold brew with a few add-ins of chocolate and milk of choice. I went with oat milk. The drink was phenomenal! It was smooth, had the full bodied taste of cold brew with just the right mix-in of chocolate. Service was solid, as the owner was super friendly, helpful and just a cool dude. Overall, NashBrew was delightful. Hopefully they become a regular at the nearby food truck park!

This is a great small coffee shop just off of Lebanon Pike. There is sitting inside and outside as…read morewell as a drive thru. Inside seating is a little loud and outside seating is good if the weather cooperates! They do have fly fans for outside too. I ordered the breakfast wrap and my husband ordered the sunrise wrap. Both are great, Ike a breakfast burrito without the potatoes! The breakfast wrap has bacon and sausage, so that's awesome! And the sunrise wrap has avocado and bacon. They come served cut in half, which is nice if you want to share. I ordered the Cubano latte and it had a great flavor. We also shared a banana bread that they had in the case and they offered to warm it up for us, which made it that much better! We liked it so much that we've already been back for a second time!

This is my go to place! I love the food here on a very deep, supernatural level. The pastries are…read morefantastic. It has the charm of an east Nashville place and the peace of hermitage. The service is friendly and upbeat. If you need to lose weight, this is not the place for you.

Quick and tasty stop for coffee and a breakfast sammie on our way to Radnor Lake on a Saturday…read moremorning! We managed to snag a parking spot on the street right in front of 8th & Roast, which is always a plus! There was no line when we got there - but you can tell that this is a popular spot on any day of the week. My husband and I sampled a few of their seasonal drinks - the Peppermint Bark latte, and the Pistachio latte. All of their food options sounded good (and smelled good) so we also ordered the "Old Fashioned" biscuit sandwich to-go. The coffee was delicious - I feel like there's a noticeable difference in taste from shops that roast their own beans. We also really liked the breakfast sandwich! The biscuit was thick and flaky, and the sausage, egg and cheese was warm and savory. We didn't stay indoors long - but this is absolutely the kind of coffee shop that I could see myself working remotely at for a few hours. This was a great start to the long weekend - we'll absolutely be back!

8th & Roast is one of my personal favorite cafes in the city, especially given that they function…read moreas their own roastery. I really appreciate the extensive range of coffee beans they offer, along with the variety of roasts and the way they source their beans from different suppliers across multiple countries. During my visit, I ordered a cappuccino made with a medium roast, while my husband went with a mocha. My cappuccino featured their Sunrise Espresso Blend, which combines beans from Brazil, Guatemala, and Costa Rica. The resulting flavor profile was wonderfully fruity and a little chocolatey (from the Brazil- Blend), with very low acidity, exactly what I prefer. It delivered the precise caffeine hit I was looking for and felt incredibly refreshing. My husband's mocha, however, was a bit of a letdown. It was overwhelmingly mocha-heavy to the point where there was barely any discernible coffee flavor, so it was not a hit for him. The baristas were polite, though the wait time felt a little longer than expected considering the cafe was not very busy at the time. Beyond that, the vibe inside is very chill, there is plenty of seating, and the free parking availability makes visiting super hassle-free.

As a coffee snob, I am always on the lookout for local coffee that is exceptional. Osa did not…read moredisappoint. I ordered the Cappuccino as I wanted to see how this establishment executed one of my favorite drinks. I waited a few minutes for the friendly barista to prepare my order. It was well worth it! The drink was smooth, not too hot, and offered a nutty flavor that drew me in. In fact, I consumed the entire masterpiece on my 3 minute walk back to my Airbnb. If you go, expect to order from an outdoor window. It is very popular, and I am not sure about parking. I saw one outside table that was mostly shaded in the morning light. There may be inside seating? I was in a hurry and did not notice. When you are in the Edgehill area of Nashville, you simply must visit Osa.

I was excited to try this coffee stand (or "micro-cafe"?) on Edgehill. I was left pretty…read moredisappointed, unfortunately. The store front is cute, with a few tables on the sidewalk for costumers to sit and enjoy. The barista was nice. Primarily street parking around, with a few paid lots. However, the coffee was clearly burnt and oddly watery. Without a proper interior nor the quality product I was excited for, I'm having trouble justifying the coffees' price (standard cafe price ($6+) ). I love the concept and was quite excited but was left feeling unfulfilled overall.

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.

What a phenomenal idea. A nonprofit serving this level of quality while giving back to an…read moreunder-resourced community? Immediately yes. Wowww. The staff are kind, beautiful humans, the coffee is genuinely phenomenal, and the pastries are dangerously good. Clean shop, clean bathrooms (important), immaculate vibes. I do miss the couches they used to have, but I forgive them because, everything else. I love their cause. I love their coffee. I love everything about this place. I will be back again and again. My coffee machine broke, so I started coming here more. Got a new coffee machine. Still coming here regularly. That's how you know it's real.

The coffee. Cuban was made with whipped brown sugar. I'll try other drinks in the future,…read moreincluding my litmus: Cortado. The owner, Matthew, roasts the beans in house. The pastry. Scone was made in house and was flavorful. A little on the sweet side and not as crumbly as what I call a traditional scone. I'd totally get it again. The space. Spacious and comfortable with a variety of seating options from high tops to cushy chairs to picnic table. Art for sale in the walls. Light rock from the speakers. Large windows with a view if the courthouse across the street. The drink menu is large, and Matthew says just ask for what you want and he can make it happen. And I believe him.

Cute cute cute . When did gallatin start having cute stuff. Even in the HELL of having to deal with…read moreaging relatives and hospitalizations I managed to break away for respite at this cute spot. If one must be in gallatin at least you know there is one cool place. Govan's !