Everything I tasted was great! Service with a smile too. I just need to know how to find her again…read moreif she isn't at the mini-farmer's market!

Really lovely little coffee shop located in the symphony orchestra building, shielding us from the…read moresummer heat. Quaint and perfect for some coffee/tea.

From the owner: Pastries, desserts, soups, salads, and sandwiches during the week for lunch, and before every…read moreconcert at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center.

Jeni's ice cream is one of the finest in the city. They always have a mix of traditional flavors…read morelike brownie batter, cookie dough, chocolate, and some whimsical ones like Hibiscus chili and Goat cheese red chili, and I like to dabble between both. Their ice creams are creamy and naturally flavored. I have tried the Brambleberry Crunch, which is one of my favorites. Their Darkest Chocolate ice cream is also delicious and decadent. But the Hibiscus Chili was the most underrated flavor. I think it deserves a lot more hype. The ice cream shop at this location can get very busy, but the service is extremely quick. The team at Jeni's is always patient with me, even when I am confused with all their range of flavors. I particularly love how the shop smells of baked waffle cones.

Listen, there is a distinct tactical strategy required when you walk into Jeni's on 5th and Broad…read more Step one: Accept the line. It's long, it's inevitable, and trying to fight it is a rookie mistake. Because when ice cream is this profoundly good, crowds happen. Step two: Don't panic. The crew behind the counter operates with the high-speed efficiency of a pit crew, yet somehow maintains the absolute patience of saints while you undergo an existential crisis deciding on flavors. My personal blueprint for success was all about contrast. I engineered a double-scoop masterpiece: a heavy, deeply decadent, unapologetic chocolate base, perfectly countered by a lighter, delicate second scoop to balance the universe. It was an elite flavor pivot. Delicious doesn't even cover it. Meanwhile, my wife absolutely devoured her fruit-forward flavors with a speed that felt slightly competitive. Total sensory overload in the best way possible. I'm giving this place a flawless five stars, mostly because I have to, but also because I am currently stalking the freezer aisle of my local Publix like a person possessed, trying to hunt down pints to replicate this high until I can get back to Nashville. Do your tastebuds a favor. Just get in line.

4.5 Shake Shack is one of my favorite fast food burgers, if…read morenot my absolute favorite. It's the perfect smash burger every time, and the service is always pretty fast too. The fries are just alright, I'm not a huge crinkle cut guy. But the shakes more than make up for it, they are amazing.

We unfortunately had a not-so-good experience here. We arrived around 10pm on a Thursday. The…read morehubs had gone upstairs for a grilled cheese but I wanted a burger... Should have eaten upstairs. The wait for ordering was not long which is a plus. However I feel their ordering system could be a little more streamlined, there are a lot of clicks for each item. I am used to SS in Chicago and it's the same there too. I ordered nothing crazy, a cheeseburger with added pickles and some fries, and an Arnold Palmer (50/50 lemonade and tea). We waited at our table and eventually got the text our food was ready but it took over 10 minutes after that to come out. At one point they tried to bring us someone else's food and they seemed very confused about it when we said that wasn't my order. I confirmed before we left that we didn't make a mistake while ordering so it wasn't something we did. When the food did come out it had clearly been sitting for some time. The bun had not been fully cut in half and this was not even visible inside the wrapping. It was crumpled up in a cold soggy mess at the bottom of the wrapping and was inedible. I essentially ate a naked burger. The cheese had solidified and was not at all melted showing how long the food was sitting. The fries were thankfully not cold but lukewarm at best. And to top it off my drink was incorrect, it tasted and looked like strawberry lemonade. I ended up throwing much of the meal in the trash. The person delivering the food should have noticed this was not up to par and sent it back. The cleanliness was also not up to the standard I expect at SS but considering their location and time of day I would give them a pass. Would not recommend coming here after hours.

Great ice cream. They had non dairy options. Regular flavors weee delicious. Great location to eat…read moreand listen to music .

Hattie Jane's Creamery is located inside assembly food hall 2nd level right in front of the stage…read more Staff are friendly and helpful. They offer many options and flavors. Ice cream and milkshake are popular. We had cotton candy ice cream with sprinkles. It is definitely very cotton candy taste. I'm not that into sweet, but it's pretty good. Creamy and soft. Good portion for the money. Service is quick even with a line. Tables and seats in food hall but most people prob do take out and walk around the neighborhood.

Such a good business idea!!!! The liquor infused snow cones were delicious and generously loaded …read more Perfect cool down snack with lots of Nashville vibes!!

Disappointing Portions & Overpriced…read more I really wanted to love Cotton & Snow's açaí bowls. The taste itself is actually good -- but the portions are honestly ridiculous for the price. The bowl is literally made up of two tiny scoops of açaí that they press down, hollow out in the center, and smear up the sides to make it look full. Once you add toppings, the whole thing is maybe half full at best. For reference, two bowls cost $38 before tip. For that price, I expected a legit serving, not an illusion of one. Super disappointing and definitely not worth the money, even though the flavor was decent. I won't be back.

NoBaked Cookie Dough has a ton of flavor options, and I went with the cookie dough flight to sample…read morea few. At first, the portions seemed small, but after a few bites, it was actually more than enough, this stuff is rich. Everything was delicious, but very sweet (which you expect), though I do wish it was slightly toned down. Next time, I'd probably try a sundae since I think the cookie dough would pair better with ice cream. Customer service was decent, the girl at the counter was friendly. It's located in a food hall, so there's plenty of seating. Overall, it was a good experience. I'd come back, just with a slightly different order.

No notes. 15/10…read more Delicious cookie dough and milkshakes in tremendously tasty flavors. Do it. PS: it's in the food hall so very centrally located for when you need a sweet treat after a game or drinks out.