Slump Cafe is in a great spot with plenty of convenient parking options. The space itself has a…read moreminimal vibe with plenty of seating, and the menu strikes a nice balance, keeping things simple while still offering a great variety. The baristas were super polite and welcoming too. We ordered a lavender latte with a medium roast for me, and a honey latte for my husband. Both were fantastic. I was a little worried the lavender might be too overpowering or overly sweet, but it was done just right. The floral notes were subtle, and the quality of the coffee bean really shone through with a great roast and aroma. My husband's honey latte was just as good. Overall, the coffee is well-priced and the experience from start to finish was wonderful. Definitely a spot worth visiting.

My partner & I were in the area to try Aloha Fish & saw that there was a coffee shop nearby too…read more They don't have any food options, but they did have pastries. I got a blueberry muffin which I thought was really soft and good. My partner got a savory pastry - he thought it was fine but it wasn't heated up so the flavor was lacking a bit there. As for drinks, we got the Columbia & Ethiopia pourovers. We both liked it, both really light & flavorful. It was cool that they used a Poursteady machine, it's my first time seeing one in person. They were out of one of the options which I hope to try next time. Cafe looks really clean and cute. The ambiance was nice & service was chill. Baristas were kind & understanding of us needing some time to look at the menu since it was our first time. Their menus are in front of the register & hand held, so it threw us off when it was out of turn because we didn't know what we wanted yet. Overall, it's a nice spot & hope to come back again!

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!

I've lived in this neighborhood for years and have always made my coffee at home. But back in 2017…read moreto 2019, I used to come here to work/study and accidentally discovered the breakfast burrito. And oh boy. I became addicted. Then COVID hit. Window pickup became a thing. That burrito was basically my emotional support animal throughout 2020. I ate it almost every damn day. It was $5.95 and genuinely one of the greatest things I had ever put in my mouth. Fast forward a few years. I hadn't had it in forever. Today I came back, craving my beloved COVID breakfast burrito. Sweet baby Jesus. WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED. The audacity to call this thing a burrito should be investigated by the FBI. It's apparently wrapped in filo dough (pretty sure), which means it's baked, aggressively buttery, ridiculously doughy, and somehow almost raw underneath. This is not a burrito. This is a pastry having an identity crisis. The beans were basically the entire personality of the thing. Barely any vegetables. The egg tasted like it had been cooked twice, then sentenced to another cooking session inside the pastry. Everything was doughy, mushy, buttery, and sad. I took a few bites, stared into the distance, questioned my life choices, and eventually threw the damn thing away. And it's $10 now. Which I have absolutely no problem paying, IF THE BURRITO IS GOOD. The employees were very nice and kind, though. I don't know any of them and it seems like the whole crew is new, so this is absolutely not about them. But the only reason 8th & Roast remained on my personal breakfast map was that burrito. And now it's gone. RIP 8th & Roast breakfast burrito. 2017-2020. You were too good for this world.

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.

Owned by Lesa Wood and Jack Egan, this is the satellite location of the coffee house that roasts…read morebeans in house and serves some up some seriously incredible creations. Order at the counter, sit down in a plant filled room, maybe read a book. It's the kind of place that has a very East Nashville vibe, with a building that appears to have been a former auto repair shop or something of similar nature. It's unpretentious, it's beautiful in its industrial revival way, it's a great place to meet a stranger. The space is very dog friendly and designed to be a place of pleasure, as opposed to a laptop environment. All and all, it just hits the spot incredibly well.

Always worried when I order coffee that I'll be delivered watered down so you can imagine how…read moreexcited I was to see they do coffee ice cubes!! They didn't cost extra which might sound like a small thing, but to me it shows they care about the integrity of their coffee and the customers experience. The actual flavor of the coffee was good and very strong, which I love. The sandwich wasn't bad but the bacon on it was eh. Overall, 100% ordering again.

I did not like their coffee. I ordered the Monkey Mocha with banana and dark chocolate expecting it…read moreto be delicious because I love banana syrups, but it tasted very artificial. Their service was friendly though, and they have cute merchandise. I bought their Aloha Cowboy shirt for $35 plus tax. The inside is big and has a comfy couch. The coffee shop itself is within walking distance of boutiques and restaurants. I'd venture to say their black coffee is probably pretty good, but it's the syrup that threw me off.

I was looking for a cafe shop to try for the first time and do work, came across Paradeisos and…read moregave it a shot. Inside the cafe there's seating, wifi, and outlets. Making it a great spot to sit down to do work or simply spend time and chat with a friend. When it comes to the coffee, we ordered a cappuccino and a cortado. The person that made our drinks also did a great job with the latte/cafe art. In terms of the taste and quality of the coffee, I'd give it somewhere around a 8/10. I'd recommend and will be visiting again in the future! My personal rating: 4.2/5

Best coffee I've ever had it was amazing!! Breakfast burrito was really good too. Coffee place was…read morereally vibey, great music and atmosphere

I've been wanting to try this place out for a hot min! I always get a little nervous when places…read moreare hyped up on social media. Does it live up to the hype? Is it overrated? Is the service going to be just as great? And does the location actually look like what I've been seeing all over social media? Is the coffee section extremely tiny? Yes. It needed to be said so you have a warning! But honestly, the coffee spot has that little hole-in-the-wall feel, which I personally LOVE. It feels local, cozy, and personal. The service? Great! I came in loaded with questions and fired them off one after another, and the barista, Anna, didn't skip a beat. She was super helpful and friendly through all of them! They also had a cute selection of seasonal/specialty drinks. I went with the PB&J latte, which I feel like could easily be hit or miss. I got mine with oat milk, and it was divine. I also wanted to take a few pictures of my drink, so I asked 1) if pictures were okay and 2) if Anna minded being in the background. (I loathe being caught in random people's pictures, so I always feel like it's polite to ask! ) She was totally fine with it and mentioned that people take pictures in there all the time anyway. Overall, the tiny space actually adds to the charm, the service lived up to the hype, and the PB&J latte was a win. Definitely glad I finally checked this spot out!

Adorable coffee window, reminded me of the wine window in Italy. It's located in a vintage…read morefurniture and clothing store. The clothing is all obscenely overpriced. ($40 for a hole filled old t-shirt? That should be $5 max). My friend had the specialty latte which had honey, foam on top and I think bee pollen? It was interesting, I would not order it but she liked it. A little underwhelming except for the cute window, but I'd go back and try something else.

This is an awesome coffee shop!! I went here a few times while visiting as it's a couple of block…read morewalk from where I stayed. Orders are placed at the walk-up window. Both their standard menu and their special menu (think seasonal) are located next to the window. So far, I have had their drip coffee and their cold brew and find both to be smooth and tasty. They do have a small food menu which I have not tried. The staff is always friendly, greeting each customer as they step up to the window to place their order. As for parking, their a few spots located upfront otherwise there's a limited amount of street parking in the area. Lastly, the only seating available is the patio which is just to the left of the window where orders are placed. Part of it is covered and has ceiling fans. Overall, I enjoy Surefire and will definitely visit again whenever I'm in the area.

We went here for quick breakfast sandwiches and some coffee before we hit the road out of…read moreNashville. The place is so cute and lovely, well branded and very chic and hip. We had relatively high expectations for the food and coffee. The breakfast sandwixhes were unfortunately underwhelming. Truthfully they'd have been better if served on a bagel. It got the job done good enough; the coffee was decent craft coffee. Service was fast and efficient, and they were very kind! A cute little spot nonetheless

Really friendly staff and very unique drinks! Most recently, I got a peanut butter latte here,…read morethough I've also gotten their regular latte, and their espresso is quite solid. They have quite a few food options here as well. Their cookies are baked in house, and they are quite good! My favorite part about this coffee shop is the ambience, as they have an outdoor patio area where you can enjoy your drinks. There is also a bar that is open for seating during the daytime, and they have an adorable wall of people's pets! There is a ton of seating here and every time I go, there seem to be a lot of people working on their laptops.

This is such a fun little coffee shop! I tried the peach cobbler matcha and the apple & Brie toast…read more The toast was amazing! The perfect blend of sweet and savory. The peach cobbler matcha also had an interesting (in a good way!) flavor.