Jeni's ice cream is one of the finest in the city. They always have a mix of traditional flavors…read morelike brownie batter, cookie dough, chocolate, and some whimsical ones like Hibiscus chili and Goat cheese red chili, and I like to dabble between both. Their ice creams are creamy and naturally flavored. I have tried the Brambleberry Crunch, which is one of my favorites. Their Darkest Chocolate ice cream is also delicious and decadent. But the Hibiscus Chili was the most underrated flavor. I think it deserves a lot more hype. The ice cream shop at this location can get very busy, but the service is extremely quick. The team at Jeni's is always patient with me, even when I am confused with all their range of flavors. I particularly love how the shop smells of baked waffle cones.

Listen, there is a distinct tactical strategy required when you walk into Jeni's on 5th and Broad…read more Step one: Accept the line. It's long, it's inevitable, and trying to fight it is a rookie mistake. Because when ice cream is this profoundly good, crowds happen. Step two: Don't panic. The crew behind the counter operates with the high-speed efficiency of a pit crew, yet somehow maintains the absolute patience of saints while you undergo an existential crisis deciding on flavors. My personal blueprint for success was all about contrast. I engineered a double-scoop masterpiece: a heavy, deeply decadent, unapologetic chocolate base, perfectly countered by a lighter, delicate second scoop to balance the universe. It was an elite flavor pivot. Delicious doesn't even cover it. Meanwhile, my wife absolutely devoured her fruit-forward flavors with a speed that felt slightly competitive. Total sensory overload in the best way possible. I'm giving this place a flawless five stars, mostly because I have to, but also because I am currently stalking the freezer aisle of my local Publix like a person possessed, trying to hunt down pints to replicate this high until I can get back to Nashville. Do your tastebuds a favor. Just get in line.

I finally got to try Baked Bear and it exceeded my expectations. Cookies and ice cream seem simple,…read morebut they have so many fun flavors and combinations that make it such a great treat. I got the Cookie Monster ice cream, which had cookie dough and Oreo flavors, and I think there was also a cake batter flavor mixed in. For the cookies, I chose a Cosmic Brownie cookie and a classic chocolate chip cookie, and both were so good and tasted really fresh. The staff was super nice and patient while I tried to decide because there were so many options. Definitely a fun cute dessert spot, and I'll be back to try more combinations!

We came here for dessert and loved the customizability! Parking was tough as there are only pay…read morelots nearby but I did squeeze into the side of the alley behind it and had no problem and no ticket. There is seating outside, but most of it is inside. Once inside, there was a decent line, but there are so many options on the menu so it was nice to have time to decide. After about a 5 minute wait, it was our turn to pick out our item. I went with the Nutella Chocolate Chunk and Cookies and Cream Cookies for the outside, and Mud Pie ice cream. I had it all toasted and they used a panini press looking thing that made it perfect! The cookies were the best part and it was a lot, easily sharable if you can find someone who likes the same combo. The staff was friendly, bathrooms clean, and would have been nice to have a self service water station.

This is a very classic old school ice cream spot. When you walk up to anything with as long of a…read moreline as Bobbie's usually has, you know it's good. I've had a banana spilt, shake and just a regular cone here and everything has a nostalgic feel in the best way. Despite the line everything comes out fast and is worth the wait. I imagine the food is just as good!

I stopped by this popular spot for a sweet treat only for my second time since moving here. Many…read moretimes the line is long when I pass by, but this time I lucked out with a short line. It looks like the traditional walk up dairy bar that gives you all the nostalgic feelings. There's free parking on the street. Love: service (kind and efficient) Like: dipped cherry cone (large size, creamy ice cream)

A lot of different options of deserts but I went for macarons and they didn't disappoint good…read moretexture good flavors just wat I wanted. Nice spot in the food hall Good service fast and quick and informative. Nice location a lot of seating and great decorations. It's a must ....

We try macarons everywhere we travel because they've become one of those little traditions my…read moredaughter and I share together. They're one of our favorite treats, so whenever we visit somewhere new, finding a macaron spot is always high on our list. Out of all the places we've tried, this one truly stood out to us in such a special way. From the very first visit, everything felt warm and welcoming. The woman helping us was incredibly kind, informative, and genuinely passionate about what she was serving. She took the time to explain flavors, answer questions, and make us feel comfortable rather than rushed. What made the experience even more memorable was that she actually remembered us every time we came back, which added such a personal touch that you just don't find often anymore. My daughter loved this place so much that she asked to come back every single night during our trip, and honestly, I completely understood why. We originally stopped in simply wanting to try something new before heading back to our hotel, but it quickly became one of the highlights of our evenings. The atmosphere, the kindness, and of course the delicious macarons made it feel like more than just grabbing dessert. Sometimes the places that leave the biggest impression aren't the ones you plan your whole trip around, but the ones that make you feel welcomed and create memories you'll talk about long after you leave. This was absolutely one of those places for us, and it's somewhere we'll genuinely look forward to visiting again in the future.

Super delicious! Got the blackberry ginger which was so refreshing and had great flavor. We also…read moregot the mango chili lime and it had some great spices. 4 stars because it was a little over priced for a popsicle.

Found this cute cart on the streets during CMA! At $4 a pop (pun intended) they're a little pricey…read morebut o so delicious on a hot day. We got raspberry, blueberry, and strawberry They were all good. Definitely recommend if you're passing by. They also have chocolate and iced coffee flavor.

Yummy! We were staying across the street at the Noelle and excited to see a Beignet spot in…read moreNashville! The staff and owner were super friendly and helpful! Greeted us when we walked in! Adorable little store with cute decor! The beignets were hot and delicious!!!!! The sandwich was interesting...great croissant but a little small on the chicken...Still tasty! Go back for the beignets and the service!! Enjoy!

Very unique little cage specializing in beignets and coffee! It's a bit of an oasis from the hectic…read morenature of downtown. I got a breakfast croissant. I felt my egg was a bit overcooked but it was otherwise solid! The portions were generous and there was a nice sweetness to the croissant. The staff here are super kind and left cute notes on my takeout bag!

My wife always raves about this place, and now I know why. Located in 12 South, this café can get…read morevery busy on weekends. The café is tiny, although it has a handful of seats both indoors and outdoors, so it can fill up quickly. The pastries are beautifully displayed behind the glass case, and they always look inviting. I tried their banana latte and instantly loved it. My wife, meanwhile, got the salted caramel latte, which she declared the best in the city. The berry cheesecake donut was unique but incredibly good. I love visiting this café whenever I'm in the neighborhood.

If you love unique pastries, this is a must-visit! There were so many creative donuts and pastries…read moreto choose from that I wanted to try them all. I ended up getting the Honey & Sea Salt Cragel (their croissant-bagel hybrid) - buttery, flaky, with just the right balance of sweet and salty. We also grabbed some iced latte, which paired perfectly with it. Definitely a spot worth stopping by while strolling along 12th street.

Guy working behind the counter was super nice. He recommended the Haraz Latte hot and the shaken…read moreespresso cold. Both were good, and I would order again. He also recommended the honeycomb bites and the biscoff pudding. My husband also had baklava. The pastries were different but still good. Inside was clean, open, and cute. I would come back!

I was on a hunt for a new cafe spot + study/work. I came across Haraz and figured to give it a try…read more When it comes to parking, there is a paid lot nearby or free street parking (on an inclined hill if that mattered to you). I heard it could get pretty packed especially later in the day, so that's something to keep in mind if you wanted to visit the spot. Inside, there's tables and chairs and booths to the left with outlets. Of course free guest wifi as well. I started off trying their Spinach Feta, it was reheated via the microwave instead of an oven or airfryer. Because of this, it made the bread slightly wet + soggy. On top of this, the filling of the spinach/feta felt very "little" and was masked with the breading each bite. When it comes to the coffee/drinks, I tried the Haraz Latte (hot) and the Harazi Mufawar (hot). The Haraz Latte was on the milkier side and slightly sweeter than preferred. I usually like my coffee more bitter/strong, so the latte itself didn't move me as much. The Harazi Mufawar was slightly stronger/heavier on the flavoring and not as sweet. This drink wasn't too bad, but I'd rather try an alternative instead of reordering this again. Overall, I'm curious with their other espresso drinks (ex: Matcha Latte, Pistachio Latte, Salted Caramel Latte) and would be willing to come back to try. My personal rating: 3.7/5