Amazing drinks, we had matcha and chais. A little slow, but that's to be expected when your drink…read morehas a few steps to making it. They were out of avocado, so I didn't get to try the avocado toast. We did try the breakfast burrito, which wastasty, but small for the price. Cute plants and comfy chairs while you wait. I would definitely recommend this location!

We had been to one of the locations back when it was still Black Press Coffee Shop and we really…read moreliked it so we decided to give this location a try earlier this month. We ordered two cold brews, one with coconut and the other with dark chocolate, and both were very, very tasty and ones we would order again. We were a bit peckish so we also tried the homemade berry pop tart and that was fantastic and 100% something we'd order again in the future. This is a really nice coffee shop and we'd definitely come back again!

Awesome women ran coffee roaster here in Tennessee! I have had the privilege of going to their…read moreroastery to watch how the coffee we drink is made. They are super sweet with a great product. Their beans are fresh and vibrant and can be used for your at home coffee however you enjoy making it!

Summit Sister's Espresso blend is some of the best coffee I've brewed at home. I use it with my…read moreBreville espresso machine and it's always delicious. The staff was super helpful with picking the right coffee, and since they're so small, all of the inventory is super fresh.

It's always a good week when I can stop by Crema for their iced mocha. I like to think of myself as…read morea bit of a mocha connoisseur, and Crema always delivers. The drink is rich without being overly sweet. The line usually moves quickly, and parking is not too bad, especially around late morning. The staff is friendly and the baristas know their craft. On weekends, I love taking advantage of the outdoor seating. There isn't much seating inside, but it's clean and kinda reminds me of nyc lol!

Great coffee nice menu and easy parking. Love the outside tables as the inside gets a bit crowded…read moreand loud. I will be back to try other delish menu items. We just had coffee which was perfectly brewed and a herbal tea. Highly recommend!

Came on a Wed morning around 8 and it wasn't too busy. They have a small outdoor patio in addition…read moreto their indoor seating. It's a cute, bright shop. I got the iced Americano and added their house made banana cold foam. You can definitely tell it's homemade banana flavor and they even had some small chunks of banana. It was delish! The sweetness of the drink ended up being perfect for me as I don't like when things are too sweet. Prices were reasonable ($5.50 for my drink after $1.5 extra for the foam) and service was friendly. Would recommend.

I've been disappointed by the service here a few times. They're always a bit disinterested and…read moreshort with you here, and this last time my iced oat latte was not filled anywhere near the top of the cup. It's cute inside, with some activity books and lots of merch. There's also room to sit. The coffee itself is good, but it's not a super welcoming environment unfortunately! I'd recommend it for a quick in and out to get a coffee but not as a sit down meeting place.

This is a great small coffee shop just off of Lebanon Pike. There is sitting inside and outside as…read morewell as a drive thru. Inside seating is a little loud and outside seating is good if the weather cooperates! They do have fly fans for outside too. I ordered the breakfast wrap and my husband ordered the sunrise wrap. Both are great, Ike a breakfast burrito without the potatoes! The breakfast wrap has bacon and sausage, so that's awesome! And the sunrise wrap has avocado and bacon. They come served cut in half, which is nice if you want to share. I ordered the Cubano latte and it had a great flavor. We also shared a banana bread that they had in the case and they offered to warm it up for us, which made it that much better! We liked it so much that we've already been back for a second time!

This is my go to place! I love the food here on a very deep, supernatural level. The pastries are…read morefantastic. It has the charm of an east Nashville place and the peace of hermitage. The service is friendly and upbeat. If you need to lose weight, this is not the place for you.

The coffee. Cuban was made with whipped brown sugar. I'll try other drinks in the future,…read moreincluding my litmus: Cortado. The owner, Matthew, roasts the beans in house. The pastry. Scone was made in house and was flavorful. A little on the sweet side and not as crumbly as what I call a traditional scone. I'd totally get it again. The space. Spacious and comfortable with a variety of seating options from high tops to cushy chairs to picnic table. Art for sale in the walls. Light rock from the speakers. Large windows with a view if the courthouse across the street. The drink menu is large, and Matthew says just ask for what you want and he can make it happen. And I believe him.

Cute cute cute . When did gallatin start having cute stuff. Even in the HELL of having to deal with…read moreaging relatives and hospitalizations I managed to break away for respite at this cute spot. If one must be in gallatin at least you know there is one cool place. Govan's !

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.

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.

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.

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.