Truly, Hobnob Corner has a great wine list. This is the restaurant to visit in downtown Nashville…read moreif you want a nice glass of wine (or two, I don't judge) with your lunch, or perhaps even your breakfast (again, not judging). I couldn't help myself when I saw that they were featuring two special wines, and one of them was a Sauvignon Blanc called Sincerite. I had never tasted this particular wine, but it sounded special! And sincere! It was good, but maybe a little too sweet for my palate. Isn't that sometimes the way with those earnest wines? I visited for lunch when I just wanted a little something. So I got the soup of the day -- a bean and beef number in a tomatoey broth. It came with a fennel-seed-studded roll. The soup was amazing and tasted like something a mom or dad or grandma or grandpa would make: just kind of simple and hearty and good. I also got the Hobnob Green Salad, which is mesclun topped with shredded cheese, mushrooms, cubes of turkey and croutons. I'm not a big fan of raw mushroom slices in general, and particularly on a salad, so I picked off the mushrooms like a petulant child and ate the rest of the salad. My soup and salad went really well with my cold glass of Sauv Blanc. Hobnob Corner was very busy when I visited! Nashville is a place that gets lots of visitors, and this restaurant, which is located on the corner of a busy intersection in downtown Nashville, is no exception. But I was able to get a table right away, even though I was a party of one. There is no bar here, by the way. Even though they were busy, the service was quick and friendly. They also have a pastry selection in a display case in the front of the restaurant. You can pop in and grab a cookie or pastry, if you want.

We visited Hobnob Corner while spending time in Brown County. The place itself has a lot of charm…read moreand a cozy, small-town feel, which we really appreciated. Our whole family came along, and we were excited to try it out. I ordered the tenderloin sandwich, and while it wasn't bad, it didn't really stand out either -- just OK. That seemed to be the theme across the table. Nothing was terrible, but nothing wowed us either. It's a nice spot for a sit-down meal if you're in the area, but I wouldn't go out of my way for it. Solidly average.

I think the theme of this review is "delightfully unexpected"!…read more Tucked away in the woods of Brown County, the mere location of The Farmhouse Cafe and Tearoom is delightfully unexpected. I had anticipated my visit for a little while now but I can imagine I'd be delighted to find this spot on an adventure through the area. The vast plant nursery was also delightfully unexpected. The inside of the Farmhouse is just like a farmhouse, with the most charming interior that feels like Thanksgiving dinner with a collection of all the tables and chairs that you could find in your house to host everyone. First course, delightfully unexpected, was queso and chips! Free of charge, we were served a nice Rotel-style queso dip with multigrain chips. Yum! The tea selection is nice, it's all bagged teas that you get a small pot of. I got a salted caramel tea. Delish! Delightfully unexpected! I got the chicken salad sandwich with kettle chips. I love a chicken salad sandwich and this one hits the spot. We split a slice of peach pie for dessert that was just lovely and warmed up for us. All courses arrived pretty quickly. I would definitely recommend a stop to the Farm House on your trips to Brown County. I hope I can make more road trips in my future plans as soon as I can so I can visit again!

Adorable, country atmosphere in an old house on a wooded lot next to the Flower & Herb Barn…read moreNursery. The wait staff are friendly and welcoming. They deliver a bowl of warm spinach & cheese dip with stone ground chips. Very tasty. It took a little longer to be served as today was extremely busy with several large groups. Our table tried the chicken salad sandwich, ham sandwich, chicken, BLT wrap and vegetable quiche. All dishes are served with a side of potato salad, fruit or seasoned chips. The servings are plentiful and flavorful. The chicken salad is seasoned with dill and tarragon, nicely balanced. The chicken BLT was filled with chicken and bacon. The ham sandwich was a bit skimpy on the amount of ham. The quiche was a bit overcooked. All in all it was a delightful girls outing as we also walked around the flower and herb garden. We would return.

I needed some hydration with a little kick, so I stopped by Nashville General Store & Bakery for an…read moreiced tea. It turned out, they had to make my iced tea special, because they weren't allowed to use the tap water because of some boil order that was established in the area. OK! They were able to pivot and make me my unsweetened ice tea with bottled water, instead. My iced tea was great and just what I wanted. What customer service! I wish I wanted some baked goods while I was here, because this place has all of the homemade-looking baked goods. Peanut butter cookies in a Tupperware container, bread pudding covered in plastic wrap, apple pie in a metal pie dish. All of the baked goods look like they were made by someone's grandma. And they looked like they were labeled by someone's grandpa, carefully, in grandpa handwriting. Nashville General Store has a breakfast and lunch menu along with baked goods, with a big indoor dining room that you can sit in and enjoy your meal. Breakfast foods include pancakes, quiche and breakfast sandwiches; lunch options include things like sandwiches, soups, salads and sides. This place is also a store. You will find things like jams and canned goods, home decor, and lots more stuff with a country aesthetic. It's a cute place to visit to grab something to eat or drink, and look around.

We stopped in for lunch and ordered the breaded pork tenderloin sandwiches, a Hoosier delicacy. The…read moremeat is locally sourced and sliced. The breading is a house recipe and is crunchy like an onion ring. Delicious! Each tenderloin is breaded and cooked to order and served on a house baked cornmeal bun. The sweet potato fries are served with a spicy jam for dipping. I wasn't sure but it's delicious! There is a shopping area with seasonal decorations and house seasonings and sauces. Mostly stuff you'll find all over Nashville. The dining area features mix n match furniture with a country kitchen vibe. You order at the counter and the food is brought out to your table. We spent $45 for lunch for two but it sure seemed worth it.

Ah yes, the fabled gas station tenderloin. Despite my skepticism, it really did hit the spot after…read morea few hours hiking at the state park. The bun itself was really nothing special, but the tenderloin was quite tender and flavorful, and the pickles were surprisingly fresh. The fried pickles were also tasty, though so heavily battered that I tasted more batter than pickle.

Not a fan of their breakfast at all , as I've ate a sausage egg and cheese and it smelled old. Had…read moreinstant stomach ache! But the staff is very welcoming and personable. Their lunch/dinner is where it's at! Forget the tenderloin, I'm all about the Catfish at 4pm! All for cheap as well.

What a sweet little tea and coffee shop. We stayed in Nashville for 3 days on a girl's trip and…read morestopped here 2 of the 3 days. The staff was extremely knowledgeable about their products and helped with any questions that we had. The owner was super friendly and also said she just opened a gift shop down the street and also lives in town. Her brother and one of her employees helped us the day prior and they live in town as well. They also have a coffee or tea to sample on a table in the seating area. There are a few tables to sit at and a couch and chairs in the seating area. They were 7 of us so we enjoyed many items on the menu. The highlights were vanilla chai latte (my fave), the peach tea, and the s'mores latte. There are plenty of items in the shop for purchase related to tea and coffee and you can browse for quite a while. I highly recommend this shop and the delightful owner and I will certainly stop in again.

Fantastic little tea shop tucked into a cluster of shops in Nashville right across from the Brown…read moreCounty Visitors Center! We arrived on the main thoroughfare in Nashville on a Monday morning around 10:30 am in October - the high season in this leaf peeping area. Having stayed at an inn just down the road, we wanted to get a hot tea to warm up before our day off walking around town. We are so glad to have found Sweetea's! We got a great parking spot in the small lot and went right in. The shop is cozy and filled with teas, tea related gifts, and some other fun Brown County & Indiana knickknacks. I tried their cherry almond tea latte with oat milk and my mom had a maple tea. We both loved our selections. Exactly what we needed to warm up before a brisk shopping adventure. There's some family style seating at two round tables up front and a couch and chairs in the back. By the time we left people were starting to file in as the shops all opened up for the day. We were able to started parked in the lot while at the visitors center and the shops in the surrounding square which was very handy. Loved this place, will definitely be back next time we visit Brown Co!

We've been wanting to visit Daily Grind Coffee House for awhile, and it absolutely lived up to the…read morehype. The cabin atmosphere is incredibly cozy -- the kind of place you want to slow down and stay awhile. It has that perfect Nashville, IN charm that makes you feel instantly comfortable. We ordered the iced blueberry pancake latte and the orange spice tea, and both were so good. The latte was unique and flavorful without being overly sweet, and the tea was warm, fragrant, and perfectly balanced. The staff was attentive, service was fast, and everything felt welcoming from start to finish. Such a great little spot -- we'll definitely be back!

The food was so delicious Love the coffee but the atmosphere was by far the best part of my visit…read more So cozy, so friendly, will absolutely be back

Surrounded by incredible local art, the Artists Colony Inn sets a unique experience. The building…read morehas charming colonial features. The dining room's large fireplace is cozy. I saw works of art by the original Brown County artists including L. O. Griffith, Adolf Schultz and Will Vawter. We were seated quickly and drink orders taken. The menu has basic breakfast items with homemade biscuits and locally sourced eggs and Fisher Farms ham. Our server, Sarah, was friendly and super attentive. She checked on us multiple times and kept us after glasses filled. Food came to the table quickly. We received 5-star service! I ordered the Country Ham Steak & Eggs. The eggs were light and tender. The ham was tasty. My only complaint was that the generous serving potatoes were overly salty for me. My husband had the popular Brown County Breakfast. He loved the generous portion of smokey bacon and the freshly made biscuit. (Order the biscuit!) The local eggs were cooked to perfection. Early in the morning, we were able to find free street parking. Later in the day, nearby parking is $5.

The atmosphere or this restaurant is very relaxed. It feels like you are walking in to a farmhouse…read more The service was good and our server was helpful. It does seem like a restaurant that is more geared towards adults but my son was able to have onions/peppers removed from his sandwich. The breakfast menu is slightly limited but what they had was good. The tallow home fries were nice, crisp, and seasoned perfectly. The pancakes were fluffy and the fresh iced tea was phenomenal! Overall, the Artist Colony restaurant was good and I would recommend it.

This place completely satisfied our cinnamon roll craving! My husband and I split the Maple Bacon…read moreCinnamon Roll and it was loaded with flavor -- sweet, savory, and absolutely indulgent. It was a bit rich for me personally, but my husband was obsessed and would order it again in a heartbeat. If you're in Nashville, IN, this spot is a must-visit! I definitely recommend going earlier in the day since they can sell out quickly. Otherwise, plan to order ahead and swing back. We were so happy we got there in time to grab one!

You order at the counter and go sit down and they bring you the food. My husband ordered the…read morebiscuits and gravy with the eggs on the side. They did not come on the side. I ordered the same thing. Mine didn't come on the side either. Even though verbally we were told they would come on the side. The biscuits and gravy were OK. The cinnamon rolls were amazing, I will say that, but the customer experience was a bit lackluster for me considering all the reviews that stated otherwise. It was good but I wasn't wowed by it. A nice hearty greeting with smiles might've helped me feel better about the experience. Not bad not good just in the middle.