it's a Spring Hill staple - the go to coffee shop for vibes, a nice Muletown coffee, and slamming…read morepremade breakfast burritos Correction: they got their own blend which means they slam harder than previously understood - you've done it again gainting foat

Ah, the GOAT... a fitting name for this idiosyncratic establishment. Nestled in the beautiful 24/7…read moretraffic jam known as Spring Hill, The Fainting Goat is a magnet for good hangs, good times, and glorious caffeinated to-go cups. Once you've savored a recyclable chalice filled with The Goat's finest offerings, you'll find that other ground brown beverages of a Starbuctic nature pale in comparison. Oh yes, the review points and what not: * The ambience is ambient, the kind of place where you'd enjoy sipping coffee. * The staff is chill; the kind of peeps you'd love sharing a coffee with. * The bean water is pinky-lifting tastebud euphoria that both longtime locals and recently relocated Californians can enjoy. In conclusion: Say goodbye to overpriced green mermaid coffee and say hello to overpriced small business coffee. Trust me, it's just better. But I digress... Make haste, you mortals. Turn off your blue-screened dystopian brain-rot box and get thine tuchus to this location immediately. But again, I digress... Despite their post-Christmas eggnog drought-- 5 out of 5. Would recommend.

Obsessed!!! From the inside out, The Awaken House is beautiful, timeless and filled with good…read morevibes. Their latte was delicious, baristas were helpful, friendly and sipping it while on the porch in the sunlight was something I want to do every weekend. Will be back again and again.

Remember when you coffee shops were places you wanted to linger at, meet friends, be creative and…read moredrink EXCELLENT coffee? This that place. Everything you want in a coffee shop, meeting space, remote work space and place to feel inspired and creative. Did I mention it has the best coffee in Maury County? Friendly baristas and quick service top this place off as coffee heaven.

The Brunch Collective is a special place!! With everything cooked in tallow or butter, ethically…read moresourced meat, and all around curated and intentional menu items, if I could eat here everyday - I would!! It took me so long to decide what to get because everything looked amazing. Thankfully they have tasty flights throughout the drink and food menus, so I was able to have it all! The people who work here are very kind and clearly carry the care that was put into the menu through to their work there. Everything has a homey, sweet feel that makes you want to go home and redecorate, or just stay and keep eating their delicious food and feeling the good vibes!! Will be coming back today for the pickle lemonade, french toast, and the breakfast tacos.. have been dreaming about them since my last visit a couple of weeks ago.

Wow...I wish I could give zero stars. Don't get me wrong the food was phenomenal and the cook was…read morevery nice! He should take his skills to a new restaurant, however. The service was beyond horrible. Get ready because here is a LONG list of all that was wrong: 1. My drink was not what I ordered. I ordered earl grey and they gave me a coffee...I hate coffee. 2. We had a party of four and our food and drinks were served all scattered: some would get their drinks (after 45 minutes of waiting) and some would already get their food. Why did it not come at the same time? 3. We all got our food at different times, and some didn't get their drink until 25 minutes after their food. We had a lovely group of girls who came before us and had yet to get ANY drinks or food (they order water mind you) 4. We had absolutely no silverware even when the food came and when we got it they were soaking wet. We tried explaining this to the owner and she said "well I run my restaurant differently" 5. The server was very rude and seemed annoyed when we asked for simple requests 6. When the server brought sugar as we requested it was practically empty 7. The "owner" (I don't know if I can even call her that as she was EXTREMELY unprofessional) came over to ask us what was wrong because she overheard us complaining and we listed all of our recommendations kindly and she proceeded to give a list of excuses. She also said that she "runs" a restaurant differently than what we would when we stated we have worked in restaurants before and this is not how it is done. She rudely walked away as we were explaining our issues. That's not all. When one of us said "Clearly you don't know how to run one" under our breath she ran back and screamed across the restaurant "What did you just say about me" directly to one of us who did not even say it. This is extremely unprofessional for an owner. You should always respect customers even when they are being a pain. Trust me, I have been a server and you will always have difficult customers but you ALWAYS treat them with respect and never lose your temper. All in all, I will NEVER be back and hope this "owner" becomes more responsible and respectful towards her customers. It is a beautiful establishment that just needs better management. (p.s it was the wife)

They opened their new location in Tollgate a while back and it has plenty of parking and a more…read moreopen neighborhood vibe. I frequent both locations, but probably Tollgate more often when I'm alone. The original location is my MIL's fave tho so we often visit to sit and chat. The modern and spacious vibe at both WS locations is diff than the other local shops (Awaken, Goat) that while have good offerings try to fit overwhelming coffee traffic and work/study/visit touchdowns into heritage historic houses that don't meet the space needs. And of course like most locals, WS is less commercial (and quieter) than the big chain shops. Still tops!

Awesome local coffee shop with great drinks and tasty casual food at a low price. Along with the…read morecoffee, the breakfast sandwiches and the bagels really stand out. The shop is a wonderful place to just casually hang out or get a quick drink to go. Staff is friendly and personable, while the shop is clean and neatly organized. I highly recommend this White Shepherd Coffee shop or the other location in Thompson Station.

Legacy Coffee Company is a great local option for coffee if you are in the Columbia, Tennessee area…read moreand craving coffee. The place has a pleasant ambiance and the service is friendly. If you are in the area, give them a try.

Really cute little coffee shop with a drive-thru! Service was great; the GM was friendly and kind…read more The coffee is solid. Overall a really good experience.

We recently moved to middle Tennessee from Ohio, and we began looking for a coffee shop to be "our"…read morecoffee shop. We had one in Ohio where we were regulars, and we knew the barista team. Jericho definitely fit the bill for consideration (we are still exploring coffee in and around Spring Hill). First, the coffee. SUPERB! Plenty of options, especially seasonal specialties. It is delicious! I am not sure what they use. It is bold but not bitter. We like our specialty drinks half-sweet so we can actually taste the coffee and not all the syrups. And their coffee delivered in flavor and quality! Second, the Service. OUTSTANDING! These are warm, welcoming, Jesus-loving Americans serving a smile and genuine kindness along with their java. The light shines through their spirit and grace as much as the living water used in their coffee. Don't hesitate to step inside their trailer. It is as warm and inviting as they are! Finally, the price. FAIR. No more or less than any of the other craft coffee shops we have visited in the area. And the quality of coffee and service you receive for your money is a steal. Jericho gets a HIGHLY RECOMMEND, with a warning that this may become your go-to java stop! Be blessed, y'all.

(1) I love organic coffee and think quality matters deeply - this place excels! (2) My husband is a…read moreformer barista and self-proclaimed coffee connoisseur, and he raves about their roasts. Overall, such a clean, warm, and friendly environment with a loving message. A bright spot in any day!

Overall: The MOST beautiful and lovely cafe I've had the experience of visiting during my time here…read moreat Tennessee! I got the apple cider chai, which was extremely delicious and made me feel like I was in an episode of Gilmore Girls. Service: Very kind and friendly staff, drinks and food came out quickly. Ambience: Located at a manor, you can grab coffee and food and study at any of the rooms inside. The grounds themselves are actually breathtaking :') I cannot recommend it enough.

There's something about 1819 Coffee that feels like a deep breath of comfort -- the kind of spot…read morewhere time slows down, the coffee tastes better, and the world outside gets just a little softer. I stopped in on a crisp fall morning, and the moment I took that first sip, I knew I'd found something special. My latte was silky, rich, and perfectly balanced -- with a little heart in the foam that matched how I felt holding it. The aroma alone could make anyone fall in love with mornings again. The staff was welcoming and genuinely kind, the kind of people who remember your smile and make sure your coffee is made just the way you like it. I took my cup to go and wandered through the nearby historic grounds, surrounded by golden leaves and sunshine -- it was the perfect pairing of caffeine and calm. Whether you're passing through or local to the area, this is the kind of café that makes you want to linger, journal, or just sit and watch the day unfold. 1819 Coffee isn't just coffee -- it's comfort in a cup.

Always out croissants and multiple items. Food is always not toasted or under cooked…read more Port Royal is better than this location that obviously doesn't care.

I really wanted to recommend this location but management ALWAYS seems to not schedule enough…read morepeople to staff during the day. Stopped by at noon on Saturday. Placed an order for 2 coffees, half dozen donuts a sandwhich and hashbrowns. There were two people working. The gal behind the counter was brand new and didn't know how to make sandwiches or how to make the drinks. She got the donuts and moved on to the next person in line. Second employee was literally tasked with doing EVERYTHING else (taking drive through orders, making sandwiches, drinks, etc). When the first girl asked me 15 minutes after taking my order if she could help me the other person said she didn't have time to train her on how to make the food right then. Why in the world do you have only one trained staff member for a weekend shift?! I felt bad for both of the staff but management is a disaster and sets the crew up for failure. Better to not even be open than to piss off your customers with literally waiting 24 minutes for service and repeatedly have to tell them what I am waiting for. Once my coffee was actually received the cup was only half full of coffee with have the cup full of melted whipped cream.

Just Love Coffee does it right…read more Here's what my past few experiences with this coffee shop have entailed: * Great coffee * Good food * Swift service * Friendly staff * Live music * Clean & relaxing You can't go wrong here. Go out of your way to give this coffee shop "some love".

This Tuesday, I decided to finally try Just Love Coffee Cafe for brunch. I was eating alone, so I…read moredid my usual of placing an online order for takeout. I downloaded the app and ordered tater cakes, two womelettes, and a cortado with brown sugar syrup. The total ended up being around $32, which I honestly did not think was that expensive. When checking out, I was disappointed to only see a card and PayPal option, as I use Apple Pay for everything. It would not save my card information, and I tried to save it for 10 minutes before closing the app for the 5th time, and then the option for Apple Pay randomly appeared. When I picked the order up, the staff kindly greeted me. I said I had a mobile order, they got it, and that was it. Quick and easy, which is how I prefer. The inside was really clean and cozy, and I wished I had eaten inside instead of in my car. For the food itself, it was fine. The tater cakes seemed to be tater tots pressed in a waffle maker. I did like the womelette, but it tasted like nothing special, like something I could make at home. The salsa and sour cream made it better, though it was a little cold, even though I picked it up on time. I could not drink the cortado. I added brown sugar syrup, but barely tasted it, and it was too bitter. However, I am used to flavored cortados. There were other menu items that caught my eye, so I would definitely give it another try.