Overall: Wow. I'm speechless how lovely this location is -- I had the pleasure of trying their…read morematcha and avocado toast (both so good)! I made the trip out here because it was next to the man-made lake, which I absolutely loved. I was able to study and get a lot of work done here as well. Service: The staff were nice and got our food and drinks out very quickly! Ambience: Definitely the main selling point about here. This area was just so beautiful and tranquil.

I love this place, the dang avocado toast is out of this world. Sure, it's not cheap, but that's…read morenot why you come to a place like high brow, is it?

Monamie is charming. I loved this cute cafe. I got the Amsterdam latte and the caprese panini. The…read morelatte was perfect--it's a caramel latte with a stroopwafel cookie. Panini was filling and delicious. Staff was friendly. If I lived in the area, I'd definitely be a regular.

Super cute coffee shop. So glad I decided to try it. We ordered the creme brûlée latte , chocolate…read morechip cookie, ham and cheese croissant. Another sweet latte the barista freestyled it was good. The baristas were super nice can't wait to go back.

I'll give it a 4.5 rounded up. The food was amazing. So flavorful and made with care! The orange…read morecinnamon roll was so soft, and they heated it up for us. The lattes were something I was nervous would be overly sweet, but ended up being perfectly balanced. The dining area itself was very pathetically pleasing and perfect for having a nice brunch. The service was also great with everyone here being friendly! It makes me want to move in to this area :) my only caveat is that it was not cheap - $50 for the two of us. Worth the splurge, just not often for us.

Beautiful place for coffee and don't forget to pick up a bouquet of flowers for your honey or…read moreyourself while you are there. Also perfect to meet friends. Lively crowd but not noisy. I saw folks reading, chatting, working or writing while I sipped on a delicious latte w/ bacon quiche and a salad. A regular and favorite place now to meet friends and family. Easy to find and parking is a breeze. They have fun gifts and more nicely displayed in the shop. Bring your dog and sit outside. Best new known place to enjoy life and sip coffee or tea! .

Just south of Franklin on Columbia Pike sits one of the coolest little caffeine havens around, The…read moreFainting Goat Coffee. And let me tell you, this Old GOAT nearly lived up to the name. I walked in, glanced at the menu for approximately 2.7 seconds, and knew exactly what destiny had in store for me: the Salted Queen Caramel Latte. (Yes ma'am. Royalty in a cup.) I placed my order with a young lady who was polite, friendly, and engaging, the kind of person who makes you feel like you've been coming there for years, even if you just figured out where to stand. Five-star customer service before the caffeine even hit. Seating options? Oh, they've got you covered. You can sit outside upstairs and pretend you're in a Hallmark movie, or stay inside where it's cool and comfortable. We chose inside. The high-top table had USB ports and electrical plugs, which is a classy move. Nothing says "we care" like letting people charge their phone while they charge their soul. And yes, there's WiFi if you feel the need to actually work instead of just looking productive. Then I heard it, my name called out like I'd just won a prize. I stepped forward... and met my Salted Queen Caramel Latte. Wow. It was better than expected. Smooth. Rich. Perfectly balanced. I took one sip and this Old GOAT almost fainted. Which is ironic... because that's exactly where we were. If you live in Franklin and haven't tried The Fainting Goat Coffee, you're missing out. Go meet the Queen. Just be prepared... you might faint.

First time here and it was great! I am in love with places that give you a REAL mug post COVID! I…read morewanted the sugar free peach latte but they could only do that in a tea, but the hazelnut and caramel sugar free were great! Busy for Monday morning back to school. Neat inside. We sat by the window in these chairs with a long bench for a table that faces the road. Very unique. Great service. Great coffee. Will be back.

My Wife and I Stopped in for breakfast and we were really pleased with the look of the place a cozy…read morelittle place that wasn't overly crowded or loud. We sampled the southern pecan coffee, which is a regular Saturday coffee, and we decided to try out the Breakfast. I got the Kitchen sink omelette with Avocado, my wife ordered the vanilla French toast. The food is delicious and our breakfast came out perfect and quickly, the staff were very friendly and efficient. The offerings of fresh baked goods were very tempting, but watching the carbs these days, so maybe another time. I did get a bag of fresh roasted coffee beans to try, so looking forward to that.

This is much more than just a coffee shop- It is a full mini restaurant with exceptional food,…read morefriendly staff and great coffee. Highly recommended

To be honest, I don't drink coffee. So I can't comment on their coffee prowess. However, I do eat…read moreAcai bowls, so I'll furrow a few words in that direction. Wonderful flavors and textures abound in the bowl, which is actually a plastic container. That oil based concoction housed a tasty mix of fruit and granola that topped a silky base of pureed Acai berries. Fresh, refreshing, and replenishing. Your container of health can be topped with such selections as almond or peanut butter, and honey. It makes for a satisfying cornucopia of goodness. The bowl would be perfect if it were served in a paper canister rather than a plastic one. It seems counter-productive that eating healthy is being thwarted by the use of chemical based products. I'm not a hippie protesting lunatic. Quite the contrary. I really only eat healthy when I'm visiting my daughter. She inspires me to do so. So it seems to me that if eating healthy is the right thing to do, shouldn't it be done full measure? Shouldn't healthy food be served healthy? Soapbox relinquished, I've stepped down from that lofty perch. Go to Honest Coffee and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere. Eat, drink, and be happy. Quick Tip: Don't be dissuaded by the seemingly high price. Good taste and good fun are worth the price of admission. The matinee of life is viewed through eyes of hope. I hope to pay another visit to Honest Coffee in the not too distant future!

Generally very good service, usually place to sit and well staffed. More importantly pretty good…read moredrip coffee which is harder to get these days as everyone seems to drink cold coffee, especially after 11am.

For more Nashville restaurant reviews, visit my IG Lillypulitzerstylist where I visit 3 restaurants…read moreeach week! I stumbled on the most DARLING spot for Afternoon Tea I was on my way to dinner & walked past the window of @forkofthesouth The blue velvet chairs & chandeliers STOPPED ME IN MY TRACKS. I discovered this Southern Tea Room in an alley between buildings. The most perfect weekend girly activity. Here is what I got: Orchard Peach Tea (I'd get this again!) Goat Cheese Salad Citrus PoppySeed Dressing (the dressing is so flavorful. 100 stars!!) Tomato Bisque (YUM) Chicken salad sandwich & Cucumber dill sandwich (I could have eaten 12 of these.) Chocolate Croissant Scone with house sweet cream (100 STARS) Petit Four - 4.5 stars Lemon Elderflower Macaroon 5 stars Prosecco Strawberry Cake 5 stars (that icing is so freaking delish & unlike anything I've ever had) Our server Georgia was incredibly attentive!! 5 stars

I absolutely love their new location! Still at the factory, just on the other side. I love that…read morethey now have their restaurant area. At their old location it was super small. This is a lot bigger and better! I love all the souvenirs, trinkets, and random things in here! Everything in here screams local and southern! I love it!

Really great coffee with super friendly and helpful service. This is a small food truck (trailer)…read morethat currently serves up coffee beverages in the same parking lot as Tiny Little Donuts, which provides a potentially perfect combination. The same lot features the Flour & Forge pizza food truck most Wednesdays, which may not seem like a perfect match, but it certainly suited me just fine! Since this is a food truck they don't have an interior, but they did have a shade set up with some tables and chairs, which was a really nice touch. The only minor issue I had was that they had a generator running pretty close by, which made it a little difficult to hear the (excellent) barista. Hopefully they can get that moved a little farther away, but I will most certainly tolerate a little noise to enjoy a great cup of coffee with excellent service.

The ham and gruyere croissant is amazing. And it's big, too-- I hadn't expected to get something so…read morefilling for the price. I like their coffee, too, but their food is my favorite part. North Arrow currently doesn't have a building-- just a trailer. But there's a nice shady spot with some tables and chairs next to the trailer where you can eat. Just FYI, the parking lot in front of Generations Church is a paid lot. However, North Arrow has permission from the church to let its customers park there. Just watch out for the parking guy-- he'll write you a ticket if he sees that you didn't pay for parking. But if you see him, just let him know you're with North Arrow and he'll probably leave you alone. Overall, I'd highly recommend getting some lunch or coffee at North Arrow.