Great coffee, food quality and choices, staff and owners! Tullahoma is lucky to have Fuel So Good!read more

It's not a road trip without a stop for coffee to fuel for the way home. Fuel So Good wound up…read morebeing that stop on my recent visit to Tullahoma. The signage is fairly nondescript and I drove past the place looking for it. Had to pull into a neighboring business lot and turn around and go back. It's small on the inside and weirdly dim despite decent-sized windows. Definitely need a computer or a Kindle with backlighting if you were going to read or work here comfortably. It's a somewhat small space that just feels a little awkward, like another reviewer mentioned. It was clean though. Service wasn't effusively friendly and didn't greet me or ask if I had any questions as I perused the menu, but their tone was polite and warm enough when I actually placed my order. I got a smaller sized iced latte with chocolate/mint syrup as I love a good peppermint-type mocha and many places only have them around the winter holidays. I also nabbed a banana chocolate chip muffin because that's one of my favorite muffin flavors. My drink was made very quickly. No one offered to heat up the muffin but I wouldn't have said no if they had, lol. Oh well, not a big deal. The muffin was really good and likely would've been even better with some melty chips. Definite strong, fresh, real banana taste (even some gooey banana-y bites) and lots of big chocolate chips inside tender, soft cake. The drink was...less good. It was giving much less chocolate and mint and much more watery Colgate. Mint is always a risky flavor add-in and unfortunately this fell on the wayyyy too heavy side, such that it was all I could taste, overwhelming not just the chocolate and milk but also the coffee. I didn't drink much of it. If I were to return, I'd definitely re-up on the muffin but try a different flavored syrup, lol.

I absolutely adored this place…read more Drinks - I had the chance to try two different drinks on this visit. The first was an iced matcha with a little added blackberry. It was really smooth and a very nice quality. The second drink was an iced latte from their specialty menu that had been renamed for a special event I was attending. I loved the flavor of the coffee, so much so that I grabbed some of their beans to take home as well. Merch - There was a great selection of merch from the company and local artisans as well. The stickers and mucus has some really cool designs. Staff - the baristas were some of the nicest people. Not only were they slinging drinks and working the event, but they were just amazingly personable and kind to all of our group. Location - most importantly though was the stunning location. The furniture, decor, vibe and even the commitment to theme through the bathrooms was everything. Even the confessionals booth was just perfect. Overall it is definitely a visit, and I will be back.

Mad Priest is unlike any coffee shop I've ever been into. They're definitely committed to thematic…read morecontinuity, from the bathrooms to the candles there is no shortage of decor that aligns with their name. Coffee is solid here; I got a latte that lasted me through my whole road trip because it was so strong! I loved the hanging plants and ambience, and the service was friendly.

Little fuel for the day ! Cool coffee spot ! Fast service! Like the bikes all over the walls ! And…read moregot outdoor seating area. Chill vibes !

It was a really cold and windy day so we wanted a hot drink. I asked for an extra hot latte and was…read moretold they do NOT make drinks hotter. When I asked what temp do they make them at I was told 120 degrees which is like a lukewarm latte. We have friends that own coffee shops in NYC and Nashville. We have traveled the world, gone to most coffee shops when we come to visit and grew up in NYC with the meanest baristas and no one has EVER told me that they could not make my drink at min 145 degrees which is what most coffee shops with steam them at. Needless to say we left and did t get drinks here and we won't be back. What the heck??!!

The ambiance in here was great. Lovely interior and a variety of options for seating. The music…read morekept cutting in and out which was very distracting from work. The Swanson was really great, creamy, and yummy. The cider was good, but waaaaayyyyy too sweet in a coat-your-mouth way. The flavor was great, it was just the insane sweetness that really was not so great. Overall, would go back.

My girlfriend is a coffee snob and this became her new favorite coffee bar. The place has a cool…read moreopen vibe and the coffee was good. The baristas are friendly as well. She will for sure be back.

So, after dropping off the grandkids at school, I headed over to St. Elmo's to try another coffee…read moreshop of which I had heard good things. For a change, I decided to have a blueberry scone to complement my coffee selection. Cute place, incredibly friendly staff. The scone was delicious. The coffee was served in a real cup, high marks for that, plenty hot, but the cup was a bit on the small size.

It was my first time here! The baristas were so kind, helpful, and patient. The ambiance is cute…read moreand comfy. Best of all, the coffee. The large coffee is made with a quad shot; so you truly get good quality espresso that shines through. One of my other personal favorite touches is their homemade and locally produced syrups! A special little touch to a lovely coffee shop. Highly recommend!!

Very nice place,very relaxing and large area.The service couldn't be any better and the coffee is…read moredelicious!

From the look from the back, I never would have picked this place, because it looked like it was a…read morerun down warehouse. I came here with a local. I ordered an oatmilk cappuccino with no added syrup, and it was fantastic! It was ready quickly as well. The menu is the best coffee shop menu that I've seen. It makes it very clear what is in each drink so you can easily pick the best option. The atmosphere is really relaxing as well. Everything is spread out with several different seating areas, comfortable furniture, and dim lighting. I could easily see myself cozying up with a good book or getting some work done.

10/10, Great coffee, great vibe, friendly staff, great coffee…read more Tried Brass Horn Coffee and it's a great spot all around. The coffee is consistently good, and the atmosphere makes it easy to stay a while. It's a great place for meetings, hanging with friends, or getting some work done. Definitely a go-to spot!

Again, a great cup of coffee. Not too sweet but you can definitely taste the cinnamon. It was a…read morelittle slow coming out but they were packed! There's a lot of tables crammed together, and a couch and outdoor seating.

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.