We made a side trip to come since they had a pressed penny machine - and it was completely worth…read moreit!! The food was amazing. Fried Green Beans with cucumber wasabi, carrot soufflé, and corn bread were all so good. Restaurant was so clean and everyone was super friendly. So glad we made the detour on our trip up to Nashville.

It's been 6 years since my last review of Bell Buckle cafe. Mom was still living, it was a happier…read moretime . She loved shopping this quaint town. Even if it is too expensive. So here we are again remembering her and visiting some of her favorite shops. The cafe really hasn't changed. It's still pretty good. The portions are great for the prices. I ordered the spicy fried green beans. I'm my! What a fun surprise. I've never had them before and I love them! Anyhoo- we were a party of 4. Arriving at 2:10 on a Wednesday. It was busy- but I think this place stays that way.

It is so nice to have a Dutch bros in town! I used to visit Dutch bros often in the west coast…read more(Arizona and California) so drinking a Kicker in middle TN feels nostalgic. The service was quick for two medium coffees. We paid around $16 for two iced coffees which was expected. Waiting at the window was even an experience as we were blasted with AC and coffee scented breeze. The ambiance of Dutch bros is a drive thru setting with many options. I'd recommend looking at the menu before going because there are a lot of options compared to a Dunkin or Starbucks menu.

From the owner: Dutch Bros Coffee has been all about you since '92. Our killer coffees, epic drinks and fun-loving…read moreBroistas are here to infuse your day with positive energy. We're also making a massive difference one cup at a time through our annual giveback campaigns and local charity events. Visit our website to learn more. Get up early, stay up late and change the world with Dutch Bros Coffee.

Antiques is a lil deceiving but incredible ice cream. The shop is small and full of interesting…read morethings to look at! Ice cream is fabulous and the fried pies are delish. There's not really any seating inside but there is a cute bench right outside and the area is perfect for a smol stroll. Service was kind and speedy !

Looking for a road trip? We drove down from Franklin and it only took us 50 minutes. We went the…read moreback roads, beautiful country drive! You Step back in time here... enjoy some Southern Comfort treats! Moon Pies and an RC Cola, Purity Ice Cream, Carmel Corn, I saved the Best for last! Fried Pies! The young southern lady that makes these is 89 years old! We got there late in the day, but I was able to get a couple peach and apple. Simply Amazing! The crust is very light and the filling was on point! I would recommend getting there at Noon to try some of her favorites. I also picked up some Carmel Corn with Chedder corn and a Grape Nehi, so healthy but who cares, YOLO!

I've been here a couple of times and I love it! It's a friendly place, they have great food, great…read morecoffee and good service. I got a breakfast burrito, it's delicious and big enough to share. My kids got the biscuits and gravy- a delicious choice as well. The cinnamon rolls are some of the best! I highly recommend. I love the atmosphere and country music too!

Saw a post on Facebook that stated this was one of the best known restaurants in Tennessee. That it…read moreis crowded all the time and people will travel hours to eat here. After my experience, I think the statements are a bit exaggerated, although I do give it high marks. The name Grindstone cowboy is a nice play on words. First, they are a coffeeshop with a bar and deli type items, so grindstone fits well with the title. Grindstone Cowboy is a nice play on Rhinestone Cowboy, the song by Glen Campbell in the 1970s. The western feel of the restaurant complements the name. There is also a vintage store attached to the restaurant/bar for those who happen to like a little shopping with their meal. I had the BLT and she had the chicken salad sandwich. I will say I am not a huge fan of chicken salad, but I could eat this one (would not be tops on my list, but I could do it). The BLT was very nice. I added avocado and don't regret that decision. I thought the bread and bacon choice was on point. A heirloom tomato would have popped this up another notch. Overall, enjoyed it. I do feel the pricing is a bit high for a small town diner. Perhaps it is as popular as the social media post suggested? I did pay in cash to avoid the 4% credit card fee. Would I return? I would not go out of my way to get back here, but if I was passing through, I would certainly consider another go if I was in the mood for a sandwich.

Great coffee, service and cute little cabin drive through. I always get the vanilla latte and it's…read moreso good. A lot of times I come through that area in a Sunday and they aren't open but it's that that, it's great. I definitely recommend!

We were driving by and decided to stop to try this coffee drive-thru. We were greeted with big…read moresmiles and an inviting atmosphere. We had a few questions and the team worked together efficiently to answers our questions. We truly appreciated the great customer service that went above and beyond!

Only place I could find what I was looking for. I'll go back again soon…read more Very courteous!!

Stopped by here on a way to a hike for some frappes. I got the jack sparrow, and my husband cookie…read moremonster. Both were good with just the right amount of sweetness. They have a lot of combos so will definitely be back to try another creation when in the area. The lines can get long if you have some cars who can't figure out what they want or order for alot of people. So I suggest you look at the menu before so you know what you want before you go or while your waiting in line. Friendly staff.

Second time I come here for breakfast and love it. Good service, great taste and it gives a cozy…read morewelcoming atmosphere. 1st Plate photo- French Toast Platter 2nd Plate photo- Eggs Benedict 3rd Plate Photo- Extreme Omelette If you are near Shelbyville, TN, I do recommend this place for a quick breakfast without breaking the bank.

The extreme omelet was good. Nice place just didnt like ordering at the counter. Felt rushed to…read moreorder. But overall a good place with nice atmosphere.

The food is always delicious and comes out quickly. Servers are always very kind and add to the…read moreoverall experience.

Nice comfy atmosphere with a pretty big menu. Mocha was smooth and creamy and the oatmeal is…read moredefinitely a warm treat.

I co-work a lot, so there are two main things I look for:…read more Outlets Parking This place is great at 1/2 of these things. Parking is perfect. Plenty of room to park. They have started doing a little better about having outlet options, but mainly at those tall, long skinny tables. The ones that aren't necessarily great for working because they're so high up and can make your legs feel weird after awhile. Haha. The other semi complaint I have is that they close early. 3 pm is early when you want to try and work. Drinks are good. I don't drink a ton of coffee these days, but what I've had there was good. I get either their chai or matcha. Both of those I enjoy! I had a sandwich there recently. I wanted to roll my eyes at the price truthfully. However, when it came.. WOAH. It was GIANT. I was thoroughly impressed. It was really really good. I had to take half of it home and put it in the fridge. When I came back home hours later... it was STILL GOOD. The bread was not soggy either! That's HUGE! Ok so overall, I highly recommend this place and it's one of my go to spots.

Glashaus has really great vibes and some cool glass pieces to check out or shop inside the shop…read more I tried their Ghost Coffee, but sadly it wasn't very good--might have just been an off day. I'd still consider going back since they're open fairly late, which I really appreciate. There's a small parking lot next to the shop, which is convenient. Overall, a fun spot for the atmosphere even if the coffee didn't quite hit for me.

Great quiche, great coffee, I love the set up, you feel like you really are over the pond enjoying…read morethe set up.

Aghhh I had such high hopes for this place and I was so disappointed…read more I love Celtic designs, history, and mythology so I was super excited to try this place out. I'd postponed it on my last visit to Tullahoma so I'd have something to look forward to on my NEXT inevitable visit, so safe to say anticipation had really built! I arrived around 2:45 and came into a moderately busy coffee house. The acoustics are such it's a little hard to hear if groups are visiting inside, so maybe not the best place to work or read quietly. That's fine, I was going to get my stuff to go anyway. The interior is very cute and thoughtfully decorated and even has a selection of Celtic themed gifts. Service was...surly. The barista spoke very softly and slowly in a very apathetic tone and did not seem interested in answering questions or sharing about the products. I got an iced bonfire mocha (I was very quickly and somewhat harshly corrected about the sizes available to order it in). The pastries looked absolutely amazing so I got a coconut cream scone and a hazelnut pastry to go. They did offer to warm the scone for me, which I accepted. My items took an average amount of time to come out to me. I headed out immediately since I wanted to get home and didn't feel that welcome anyway. So.... That bonfire mocha, yall. It's a spicy mocha, with a dusting of cayenne on top. Allegedly. I've had mochas like this before. They're often made spicy with cinnamon and/or cayenne. I've enjoyed the ones I've tried very much (the version of it at Gold Sprint in Huntsville is delicious!) so I was excited for this one. It had me completely convinced I'd somehow made the barista furious without knowing how. I am fairly heat-tolerant and like spicy stuff and it had me absolutely on FIRE. I thought maybe I'd accidentally gotten a sip of cayenne straight from the top, so I tried mixing it up and drinking from another spot with my straw. Nope. I tried multiple times, coughing up a storm the whole time. But the whole thing was crazy spicy. Inedibly (un-drinkably?) spicy. The cayenne went straight to the back of my throat and sat there scalding me for a long time. I was so sad. The only reason this isn't a 1 star is the coconut cream scone. It was supposed to be heated up...I can't say it was much more than a little above room temperature. But I munched on it in my car and thought it was pretty good. A little dry, as many scones tend to be, but the coconut glaze and cream was flavorful and silky. I enjoyed it. I planned on sharing the hazelnut pastry with my husband later. However, I examined it when I got home (mind you, I hadn't opened it since after leaving the restaurant) only to find...a short, slightly curly black hair attached (baked in?) to it. Facepalm. Straight to the trash it went, regrettably. No idea if it was good or not. It looked good, except for the hair. An incredibly disappointing visit. I'm really sad to write this review. Hopefully I just came on a really off day.