My team from work was looking for a place to meet that was easy and convenient and didn't cost a…read morefortune. District Coffee was the perfect blend of casual and professional. The room was comfortable for 10 of us (that is the max capacity). We brought extension cords for our computers and made ourselves at home for the day. Everyone found a coffee and/or pastry to enjoy in the morning and then we also had lunch there. Sandwiches and tots were tasty. Everyone in our group enjoyed the change of pace and scenery and we even got some work done! So if you're looking for a place for a casual meeting, consider trying out District Coffee!

One of the few coffee shops in the area that opens before 7am (6:30). I've popped in many times to…read moregrab a latte and used their order ahead as well. Both are quick and efficient options. They have parking right out front. Many people seem to work from here, so the tables stay somewhat crowded. I've seen people have meetings here and it seems like a decent place. They have a conference room as well you can rent. I've tried the pastries and they are very average. I'd pop across the street for food & pastries. Overall, a solid & fast coffee spot. Beware the 16oz latte has 4 shots of espresso!

Cozy shop tucked away in Berry Hill, attached to CrossFit PRVN. The baristas are always friendly,…read moreeven at 530am! Plenty of seating, indoor and outside. There's a large parking lot outside so plenty of parking spots. The only restroom I'm aware of is in the gym. Wi-Fi is by the register. I ordered an iced latte, it was very good. They have a bunch of unique drinks on their seasonal menu and home made flavored syrups, I look forward to trying some other drinks on their menu.

I live in the area and somehow never made my way to this tucked in area of Berry Hill - diagonally…read morebetween/behind Goodwill and the Department of Education building. Paper Street Coffee opened back in October and is a great added and needed coffee shop! The space is open, calming, and beautifully designed, making it the perfect spot to work, catch up with a friend, or just enjoy a great cup of coffee. I met the owner, Gabe, and he was incredibly friendly and welcoming. You can tell they care about quality here as they make their own house-made syrups, and you can taste the difference. My iced Maple Spice Oat Latte was perfectly balanced and not too sweet. Bonus: plenty of parking, which is a rare and beautiful thing in Nashville! If you're a coffee lover, y'all better get here ASAP!!!

Sam and Zoe's is one of those places where you know you're going to get a solid coffee. Every time…read moreI've been, the coffee was consistently good. The Cuban is my go to and it's very good here. They breakfast sandwiches are pretty good as well. Most of the time the service is pretty good. If you're in the area, this place won't disappoint as far as a solid cup of coffee. They typically have parking in the front and back. There is also a ramp for accessible entrance. They have outdoor seating.

Sam and Zoe's is in my rotation for coffee shops. It's not my favorite, but they do have a great…read moreconsistent latte. The to staff is nice most of the time and if it's not too crowded it's a chill spot. It's noisy though so if you're looking for a quiet space, this isn't it. Good coffee though.

Tried this spot while visiting Nashville and was so pleased with both the food and coffee! The…read morestaff were friendly, and ordering was a breeze. Everything was fresh, and both breakfast sandwiches were delicious! There's plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, too. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in the area!

When in Nashville...ya gotta check out a bakery. This was my choice for our most recent visit!…read more We rolled up after checking out of our hotel on a Friday morning. They were pretty busy and unfortunately there was nowhere convenient to park. Hubs let me out of the car and said he'd come back for me. I stepped into a comfortably sized, modern, open bakery/restaurant. You order at the counter. They have several cases displaying both refrigerated and non-refrigerated items. They also have a small selection of cute gifts/stocking stuffer or house warming type items. The line moved a little slowly but it was for a good reason; the employees took time to genuinely interact with each customer. They even engaged a little boy with his grandma in front of me in a whole conversation about his new school and even got him a special sticker. It was sweet, though the Scrooge-y side of me was in a bit of a hurry. You can also order a whole meal (mostly breakfast and cafe style lunch) here if you're so inclined, but we had other plans for lunch and so I just wanted pastries to take home. I ordered a peanut butter cookie, an almond croissant, a brown sugar matcha madeleine, and a chocolate cardamom madeleine. They pulled my pastry box together quickly and I was on my way to meet hubs in the car. The highlight of the items was the almond croissant. The almonds were toasty and crunchy and the croissant had gorgeous flaky layers and a gooey almond center. The madeleines were enjoyable though they were both a little heavy on the matcha and cardamom respectively for my tastes (esp the cardamom); that said, the texture was picture perfect, with crisp edges and fluffy, cakey insides. The peanut butter cookie was a little crumbly but pretty good too. Idk if anything just completely blew me away (the croissant got close) but everything was very solid and certainly enjoyable. If you're a pastry connoisseur, definitely add this place to your list to check out! Glad I was able to try them.

I've never seen anything like this. Great place. Great coffee. There was at least 60 people in…read morethere Monday morning 10am. They're doing something right!

What a cute little university coffee shop! I met a friend for lunch here, and I didn't realize it…read morewould have so much seating. It was packed around noon on a weekday, and I was grateful she got there early to grab a table. I ordered an iced matcha latte and the chicken caesar wrap! The matcha wasn't my favorite, but the wrap was good and filling. The chicken tasted fresh, and the kettle chips served on the side added a nice crunch. I'd return to this Well location the next time I'm in the area and in need of a pick-me-up!

Really good food, good service and good atmosphere. Was…read moreseated pretty quickly and the waitress was very attentive to whenever we needed help or had any question. :)

We went here for breakfast during our stay in Nashville. After a few nights downtown, this place…read morewas in a much quieter location with a very chill vibe. Their breakfast was good and we loved their biscuits. Would also highly recommend the monkey mocha latte! After breakfast, check out the rest of 12 South. Lots of boutiques, coffee shops, ice cream spots and restaurants. Very cute neighborhood!

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.

Glasshauüs is a favorite holiday activity for me. Wyatt and the team are awesome. Since it's a…read moreworking gallery there are so many things to do. First off, It's a cool place to grab a great cup of coffee. There is ample space to spread out for a work meeting or just hang out and enjoy all the beautiful glass pieces. You can also book one of there glass classes. There are glass demos, gallery tours, 15 minute seasonal glass experiences and more intensive sessions for those interested in a private session with their head of glass. I really enjoy the seasonal classes. They are short sessions that provide a great hands on experience. Booking online is easy. Once you arrive you check-in, grab safety glasses followed by a brief overview of the space. Then it's time for the fun. You select your color and are then walked through a hands on ornament making experience. It's a must try for your next date night or girls night out. There is plenty of free onsite parking available which always on plus.

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.

I really need to get to Nashville more frequently. I accompanied my daughter and grandchildren this…read moremorning to help her out, and we stopped by this little spot for a late breakfast. What a pleasant surprise this turned out to be. Nashville Jam sits inside an older converted home. It's not much to look at from the outside, very quaint inside, and a real surprise from a culinary perspective. There wasn't an item served to our table that I wouldn't have been happy with, since I took a bit of a sampling from each of the kids pancakes and my daughter's fried green tomatoes wrap, but my Three Fungi Benedict, that was to die for, and yes, you could pick up the various flavors. Our server, while new to the Jam Cafe, was terrific. The entire staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, and this spot, is an absolute gem!

I have been here before and this was an excellent experience. I didn't care for the mimosa, but the…read morefood was great. Hip and trendy breakfast spot, perfect for bringing out of town guests. The service was quick and friendly as well.

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"