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 !

Got my wife some teas there and she loves them.My favorite is the dozen roses,highly recommend!!read more

The food here is amazing! We try to order every Friday night for our movie nights and everytime it…read moretastes like it was made with love. And the people who work there are the ones that make it an amazing experience as well. They are always so sweet and patient. We have been only through drive through but I have seen pictures of the inside and it looks very comfortable and like a good setting.

My favorite coffee shop in town! They have the best coffee, burritos, and homemade desserts I've…read moreever had. I ordered the Big Oink with a latte and a blueberry muffin. Holy cow!! I'll definitely be back! The staff is also super friendly, and the drive thru is very convenient.

What more could one want? Now the that Soteria has a coffee bar is icing on the cake. Now they can…read moreorder nearly anything you might want in the health food line. I recently placed an order for wheat berries and the staff was so accommodating offering suggestions on larger quantities which is what I wanted.

This place is a God send if you work out in the West end and need a quick lunch. (It's also right…read morenext to the DMV office so if you're hungry just walk on over) If you are looking for an address, use the Drivers License Office of 6604 Centennial Blvd, Nashville, TN 37209. It's hard to describe what this even is... Mobile Kitchen is the best way really. It sits at the corner of centenntial blvd just before you get on 155. Weekdays they are open from 10:30am until 1:30pm. There is no sign or anything, just a red trailer on top of the hill. Most people drive by and don't even realize what it is. It's a no frills type of place, but some awesome food at really good prices. They have sandwiches, wraps, burgers, salads, and crinkle cut fries everyday. They also do a special rotating menu- and if you ask you can get put on their weekly email list to be in the know. Trust me- you don't want to miss Gyro day! They also do a few rotating desserts. Super friendly staff, they have lots of regulars and learn their names and orders by heart. Some of the best customer service I've ever had. They also have call ahead or text ahead ordering and accept credit cards.

Breakfast Burritos! Yummy Pizza!! Great service. This small family business is one we need to keep…read morearound and they deliver

The best pizza in Tennessee! Stopped by in the morning for coffee and a burrito and found out they…read morealso have pizza in the afternoon and evening. I went back with my husband that night and ordered a Hawaiian Delight, cheesy bread, dough nugs, and a coffee (yay! They do coffee at night too!). It was DELICIOUS! I can't recommend this place enough! The staff is so welcoming, and the owners are always there to chat.

This place always has great customer service! And awesome teas and shakes. Every time I go in they…read moreknow the customers by name. The owners both graduated from White House and now enjoy serving the community! Highly recommend!!

On a recent run down I-65, I found myself in need of a proper coffee fix. Lucky for me, a 7 Brew…read moreappeared like a beacon of caffeine-fueled hope--and I knew exactly what needed to happen next. I've been consistently impressed by the speed at other 7 Brew locations, and this one kept the streak alive--even though it had only been open for about two weeks when I visited. That's no small feat. Organized chaos is clearly part of the brand. The setup is simple and efficient: two drive-thru lines, with a staff member walking up to your car to take your order on a tablet. Signing up for their loyalty program is ridiculously easy--just give them your phone number and boom, you're earning points before your engine cools down. Now let's talk about the menu... because "big" doesn't quite cover it. It looks manageable when you scan the QR code in line, but don't be fooled--there's an entire caffeine multiverse hiding behind that screen. And yes, there's a "Secret Menu" that's about as secret as a marching band. You'll want to check that out online before you roll up. Once you order and pay (card, tap, whatever your style), you pull forward to the next station. From there, it's a short wait--and by "short," I mean I've never waited more than about three minutes for my drink. That's borderline magical in coffee time. The staff deserves a shoutout. These folks are dialed in. Everyone seemed upbeat, engaged, and genuinely happy to be there--which is not something you can fake in a fast-paced drive-thru environment. Between the order-takers and the 6-8 people hustling behind the scenes making drinks and running them out, the whole operation hums like a well-tuned engine. And yes--I freaking love 7 Brew. So much so that I've dramatically reduced visits to that other coffee chain... you know, the one that's very committed to the color green. Give it a shot. You'll either love it--or my name isn't Orville Redenbacher. (Spoiler: it isn't.)