I was excited to try this coffee stand (or "micro-cafe"?) on Edgehill. I was left pretty…read moredisappointed, unfortunately. The store front is cute, with a few tables on the sidewalk for costumers to sit and enjoy. The barista was nice. Primarily street parking around, with a few paid lots. However, the coffee was clearly burnt and oddly watery. Without a proper interior nor the quality product I was excited for, I'm having trouble justifying the coffees' price (standard cafe price ($6+) ). I love the concept and was quite excited but was left feeling unfulfilled overall.

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.

Lovely coffee shop in the lobby of the W hotel…read more Pros: quick service, good coffee, at a normal coffee price. I had an oat milk latte and it was great. Ample seating, very cool vibes, great for groups. Cons: overpriced food. I wanted to try a breakfast sandwich or egg bites but they were $15! Pass. Parking in the Gulch sucks - not Barista Parlors fault. Many of the surrounding lots offer one hour free so try to find that!

Located inside the W hotel in the Gulch, this Barista Parlor location is stunning - vibrant and…read morelively greenery all around. Fast service & as always - quality espresso pulls and housemade syrups! Staff was friendly and fast! I was on a hurry for an appt. nearby but could see this being a great spot to chill!

Bad service when I complimented barista on her latte art. She was extremely rude to me. The coffee…read moreitself tasted watered down, similar to a bad day at Dunkin (except dunkin wouldn't cost $8). Wouldn't recommend this place. The only reason it gets two stars is because the music and environment was good, but you couldn't pay me to come back here.

While I still prefer their Charlotte location for parking, seating options, and natural lighting,…read more8th & Roast is definitely my favorite Nashville coffee shop, particularly for their monthly/seasonal drinks. February includes a strawberry matcha with coconut milk and honey (and dried strawberries) which was incredible. But truly, they never miss on flavors. I still miss the horchata latte they did in the summer for a few years!

Cute coffee place. First time trying it. I ordered the yammy…read more It had house made sweet potato, vanilla bean, cinnamon syrup topped with a torched marshmallow. It was DELICIOUS. Unfortunately it was a seasonal drink for the fall so it's no longer there. Can't wait to try their winter specials though!

This is a nice downtown location that even has a small parking lot right across the street. It's…read moreclean and comfortable inside. I went there for pour over because it gives me the best opportunity to try some of their fancier coffee beans. To me, most of what I've tried at Honest Coffee tastes more on the side of traditional coffee (except for the Bunum Wo, which is New Guinea Peaberry), but it is done very well. The barista was helpful, and the pour over was quite tasty. I'd definitely recommend getting the La Cabana as a pour over. The menu said La Cabana has a bright taste, and they weren't kidding. However, it isn't so over powering that a traditional style coffee lover would not like it. However, as good as it was, there are a few things I find about Honest Coffee that keeps it from getting five stars. They obviously aren't too big because I still gave it four stars. For one, I didn't see a natural processed coffee bean on the pour over menu. Those are the ones that I believe have the best flavor (though the one I had was a light roast, so that's good to have that option). Also, I was served the pour over in a to go cup, but I was not asked if I wanted that or a mug. I like to see the presentation with a pour over. However, it was still great coffee. Probably the biggest thing that keeps me from going to Honest Coffee more often is the fact that there are only a small number of beans that are advertised on line (which are nearly always the same ones), so I never am sure what they have. There are usually a number of different bags of beans for sale in the store that don't show online. I normally look for something I want to try online and then go to the store to buy it. If I can't see this, then I'm less likely to go there. With that being said, they do show their "Half Truth" blend online, which is a half caff coffee. If you are looking for this, it's a delicious tasting blend, and the cherry notes they advertise are definitely there. Unfortunately, I didn't see a bag of it at this store, but I'll bet you can get it at the Franklin store. You could, however, find a bag of the La Cabana I tried at the downtown store. If you want something with a good deal of brightness but not too far from traditional coffee, go for it!

I definitely want to come back! I also want to buy some beans as soon as I'm in the market for more…read morebeans again. It's just a nice, clean, attractive coffee house with really nice staff and great coffee. The biscuit I had was okay but small, but I came there for coffee. I ordered a pour over of their Worka Sakaro coffee bean, and I saw them brew it in a ceramic Kalita Wave and bring it to the table. I enjoyed it a lot! Just remember that, when you order something made with a specialty bean, it will usually taste different from just regular old coffee, and that's a good thing. Really, it's delicious! The people working there are very nice and very friendly. They do a great job at making people feel welcome. Parking can be tight in that area, but there is a parking lot next to it with validated parking. It's easier to figure out than some places I've been.

What a phenomenal idea. A nonprofit serving this level of quality while giving back to an…read moreunder-resourced community? Immediately yes. Wowww. The staff are kind, beautiful humans, the coffee is genuinely phenomenal, and the pastries are dangerously good. Clean shop, clean bathrooms (important), immaculate vibes. I do miss the couches they used to have, but I forgive them because, everything else. I love their cause. I love their coffee. I love everything about this place. I will be back again and again. My coffee machine broke, so I started coming here more. Got a new coffee machine. Still coming here regularly. That's how you know it's real.

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.

We ordered breakfast sandwiches and they were delicious. The shop itself was very clean and the…read morestaff were very friendly.

This restaurant was extremely close to our hotel. Classic, straightforward menu. I had the avocado…read moretoast. It was good and filling, but I would probably try something else next time. My husband had the breakfast burrito that looked great and he enjoyed. Plenty of comfortable seating and kind staff.

Tucked down a hallways in the Shoppes on Fatherland, International Tea and Coffee Company is much…read moremore than just that...while tea and coffee is their proverbial "bread and butter", they also have an impressive food menu including breakfast, brunch and lunch! The menus are filled with great options from your classics of avocado toast and waffles, to special plates like shakshouka and ramen, along with dishes with a little more umph like burgers, banh mi's, burritos and much more! When in East Nashville, I usually make an effort to swing by for an iced coffee at minimum, but have been known to grab biscuits and gravy from time to time...never a bad decision either. The space is good sized, features an open dining area with a small bar all surrounded by floor to ceiling windows/garage style doors that open up to the cozy patio. A space for everyone. Service is solid and friendly. There is a lot on the menu, so they are happy to walk you through it as needed...and also give you the time needed, which I definitely utilized on my first trip in. Overall, definitely a fan of ITCC and their location in East!

First time visiting Int'l Tea & Coffee, this really felt like a hidden gem but inside was a good…read moremix of locals and tourists. I arrived around noon on a Saturday and tried their breakfast burger with hash browns and unsweetened matcha latte with oatmilk - everything was perfect! The burger was a good portion size and perfectly charred and the hash browns were super crispy too which is how I like them and paired really well with the breakfast burger obviously, soaking up all the yoke. I'm happy I chose to keep the matcha unsweetened, it really gave way to the actual flavor of the drink and I really enjoyed it. The matcha flavor was not too heavy, so maybe I would request extra matcha next time for that extra punch. While I'm realy happy with the food itself, it did take a while for them to make and I even considered asking if they forgot to place my food order (eating out solo often, it has happened before). I will say it was worth the wait. The prices were pretty fair as well plus it was great to see the wide variety of menu items from breakfast to lunch to coffee to tea and even cocktails, everything sounded great and I already know what I'll be trying next time. Lastly, the atmosphere inside was perfect for a solo brunch date or as a nice study/work spot, not too loud and there's lots of bar space to get some work done or just hang by the big window. It's super cute and cozy inside and just really relaxing. It's nice that its tucked away in its own little plaza and you can't go wrong with your own parking lot, thank goodness and especially in that part of East. I want to point out that while the employees were very nice, I was sitting at the bar and it was kind of hard to get anyone's attention if I needed something, wish they made themselves a little more available in that way or asked if I was okay, etc. but overall a pretty good experience and I would love to come back again soon.