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.

Loved Sump Coffee! Such a great spot to get some work or studying done, with an amazing atmosphere…read moreboth inside and outside. I got the matcha and it was delicious! The employees were so nice and brought my drink to me pretty quickly. The surrounding area is also really nice to walk around, with plenty of restaurants and other places nearby. Huge bonus that they validate parking for free too. Whether you're looking for a productive study spot or somewhere to hang out with friends, I'd definitely recommend checking it out!

Decent Coffee felt like it was a bit watered down. The service was great, the place has excellent…read morevibes. It seems like a cool place to grab a cup and relax!

Headquarters is a cute small coffee spot!…read more We employee was friendly and patient as we kept finding more items and drinks to get. The menu is a decent size and then you look around to see the various drinks in the cooler and cute stickers for sale. I was happy to see some non-alcoholic options! My friends and I enjoyed our drinks and wish we were local to make a trip back. Recommend stopping in!

I've been here quite a few times. Never had the food, just the coffee. Tried the First Lady (aka…read morevanilla latte) and just the black coffee. Both solid. Service was fast and friendly. I was there today around 10am. I would say it was averagely busy. L&L market has plenty of space and seating. There is seating at Honest and then seating around the market. I appreciate that there are other shops and plenty of room for my kids to run around. There is 3 hours of free parking outside - just wait til you are inside to scan the barcode.

This spot is located inside L&L market, and includes 3 hour free parking when you scan their QR…read morecode. There's lots of seating and is a perfect spot to get work done. I got to try the cortado, cappuccino, and matcha - all were great and beautiful latte art to top it off. Service was great and quick. I'd be visiting again and would recommend especially if you're around the area.

Great little spot! Welcoming and the smells are incredible (eat that Jimmy John's!). We had a…read moresimple cappuccino. Simple - 6oz of frothy milk and coffee. You have no idea how many shops mess this up - I was given a 20oz latte the other day... Thank you for concocting the perfect cappuccino for me. Next time I'm in town, I'm having crepes!

We ordered THREE breakfast burritos and ONE tea…read more The bill was a little over $60. SIXTY. DOLLARS. FOR BREAKFAST. I need everyone at Red Bicycle to understand that I was purchasing food, not adopting a small vegetable farm. Apparently every vegetable inside the burrito is an additional 75 cents. A TOMATO? 75 cents. PEPPERS? 75 cents. ONIONS? 75 cents. Brother, is this a breakfast burrito or a freaking build a bear? And listen, I am not the kind of person who complains about prices if the food is good. Charge me $40 for a burrito if that burrito changes my life. I will pay it. I will write a poem about it. I will name my firstborn after it. But this burrito? Jesus Christ. The chicken and turkey were basically theoretical. I saw no evidence that an actual bird had participated in the preparation of this meal. The cheese had apparently entered witness protection. The entire thing was so dry and bland that I briefly considered putting it in water and drinking it like a dehydrated emergency ration. I have eaten raw eggs with more enthusiasm. Then there was the front counter experience!!!!! I was with someone who isn't American, and he asked whether he could sit down or whether he needed to be seated. A completely reasonable question if you're unfamiliar with American restaurant etiquette. The woman working up front responded with the energy of someone who had just been asked to explain quantum physics to a raccoon. She wasn't technically rude. I want to be fair. But she had the warmth of a parking ticket. The entire interaction felt like we had interrupted her during an extremely important meeting with Satan. The vibe of the place itself was fine. Nothing offensive. Nothing particularly exciting either. Just kind of sitting there, existing. Two stars because the food was technically edible and nobody physically threw me out. Would I return? Yes. Under very specific circumstances: If every restaurant within a 200 mile radius had burned down, my house had no food, DoorDash had declared bankruptcy, the grocery stores were empty, and I was stranded in the wilderness with nothing but a half charged iPhone and the last remaining breakfast burrito from Red Bicycle. Even then, I would probably stare at it for 15 minutes and whisper: "Surely there is another way"

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.

Cute place! The indoor & outdoor seating is truly fantastic! It has a garage door opening which…read morelets in fresh air to the coffee shop! Service was fast! Overall, coffee itself was mediocre! I ordered the blueberry crumble latte w oat milk and it had a weird after taste. My friend ordered the hummingbird latte & it was good but all her syrup was on the bottom & tough to mix! Would try again and stick to a classic vanilla latte to see if that ups their game.

Updating my review -- To preface, I lived here a couple years ago when I first moved to Nashville…read morefor work. I wanna give context that this was my go-to spot to grab coffee and do personal work. That said, the shop inside feels unique, with the tall ceilings and indoor + outdoor seating. Feels very spacious and a great spot to do work if you were interested. Note that the parking lot is extremely small, so that's the one downside if you were planning to stay for awhile or even place an order during rush hour. Lastly, during the time I visited and lived there, there were new hires that I felt could've been more accommodating. One con I picked up on, was that the select individuals would automatically select "20% tip" on my coffee order each time I visited. (which pushed me from wanting to come back since I'm not one to call this out but definitely was a small thing I noticed.) All in all, I would recommend checking out their spot should you be around the area or were curious.

Y'all know I love a good, iced coffee, so I was beyond excited when I saw that The Hangout Cafe was…read morefinally open in Inglewood! Situated on Gallatin Pike in Inglewood, The Hangout Cafe is a small stand-alone coffee shop that features big vibes and an even bigger outdoor space along with friendly service, tasty coffee and locally sourced baked goods! But if outdoors or getting out of your car isn't your thing, they have a drive thru as well! Only challenge I can see would be parking, as it is fairly limited directly on the lot. I popped inside and went with a classic Iced Mocha and decided to take home a blueberry muffin and a few sourdough chocolate chip cookies. The mocha was delightful, and the treats were quite tasty! They self-describe as "Indo-Boho" and while I am not 100% what that means in full, it somehow makes sense when inside. The colors, concrete, natural curvature of the wood tables, pillows, shared seating area along with the modern finishes are truly vibey and come together perfectly. The shop itself is small, but flows well. Space to sit/stand and chill inside, but the outdoor space is where it's at and 4 to 5 times larger than the indoor space...and you know how much us folks in Nashville love a good outdoor space! The outdoor area is multi-functional and legit has a space for everyone from the kiddos to the pups. There is lounge, picnic and communal style seating, play areas and even a playground for the kids, two fenced-in dedicated areas for the pups and even an outdoor stage! Service was stellar as well. Tangela, the barista was friendly, welcoming, helpful and an overall pleasure to interact with! Overall, super pumped to have The Hangout in the neighborhood!

I pass this spot all the time and the congested traffic always deters me from going but today was…read morethe day! So glad I could try it out. This spot has plenty of parking, friendly baristas, a variety of beverages to choose from, and a playground to entertain pets and kiddos. The playground had plenty of shaded spots and seating. Such a great spot to spend a chill Saturday morning. Can't wait to come back again!

Absolutely incredible coffee. The service is so friendly and very quick getting drinks. The space…read moreis so nice that there is indoor and outdoor seating. Great for a place to work or after a workout.

Nice atmosphere. Great options to choose from. Service is great also. Good seating area all around.read more