Overall: A lovely cafe that has great coffee, great food, and great people (shoutout to Aliza!). I…read morelove how their menu is unique and they rotate some different flavors. I got a latte and a crepe, both which were so delicious :) Service: Super friendly and quick. Ambiance: So so quaint, bright, and cute! It's absolutely adorable here.

The Yellow Table is a small French-style cafe in East Nashville and honestly it feels like it…read more Super quaint, lots of charm, the kind of place that makes you want to slow down for a bit. On nice days, the patio is the place to be, The build your own galettes are the move here. Really solid, and the fact that you can customize them makes it even better. I tend to order the galette with prosciutto, leeks, white cheddar, and eggs. The lattes and matcha are so tasty and I appreciate that they don't charge extra for non-dairy alternative milk. Staff is generally friendly and the whole vibe is warm and welcoming, though service can be a little inconsistent depending on the visit. This has been a frequent spot of mine to catch up with friends or whenever I feel like being in France for the morning/afternoon. I'll be back!

I stopped in to Flora + Fauna on a late Friday morning after having it on my "to try" list for what…read moreseemed like ages. It's a popular spot but they moved pretty quickly. I'd liken its vibe a hybrid coffee shop and fast casual dining. I ordered an iced pecan (hello?!) latte and spring turkey sandwich. Both were excellent. The espresso is fresh, the milk is local, and the syrups are homemade. There's no photos because I think everyone will look at me if I snap a pic and it was too good to stop and stage my order. The sandwich was experimental but not so much that I couldn't enjoy the risks they took with a blueberry compote mayo. Only thing is I would have cooked the roasted potatoes about 3 minutes longer for a crispier side. But I'm just nitpicking, everything was phenomenal. If you're looking to support local, add this hidden gem to your list!

Why hadn't I been here before? Such a cute and quaint cafe. Vibe was very chill with great staff…read more Shout out to the cooks. Breakfast was 10/10 for sure. This is a great spot to come and do a little work while grabbing a bite to eat. Space is limited inside, but they also have a few tables outside to accommodate if the inside is full. This seems to be a very inclusive facility. ALL are welcome and will feel welcomed!

I stopped in at Elegy on my way to another event in Nashville. I was happy to see that they offer…read moreparking validation at this location because 2 hours in the paid lot behind Elegy is $16ish dollars and you couldn't book just a few minutes to run in to grab coffee which was confusing. Otherwise, the staff were friendly, the coffee was delicious. I look forward to going back in the future!

This is such a cute hidden gem coffee shop in East Nashville! I absolutely loved the greenery,…read moremerch and unique flavors they had for coffee. Notably, they had the cutest coffee served in a honey bear cup! For my order, I went with the cloud matcha with watermelon water. This was super refreshing for a hot day, it was a great mix of the matcha earthiness and the freshness of the watermelon water. I will say that the pricing is a bit steep at this shop, I really just got a matcha cold foam with watermelon water and this cost around $9 with tax. For me, that's a bit too expensive but the drink itself tasted great and the staff was super friendly!

Coffee shops are kinda my thing. If there is a local shop, I will stop by. Before my visit I had…read morenever heard of them. From the walk up, I immediately felt it would be a good visit. Greeted immediately. Went to the register, the barista let me know she'd be with me. (This is something I feel lot of people don't do in customer service) I ordered a Cuban with Oatmilk. (It's my favorite drink and if it's on the menu, I'll likely order) For breakfast I had the broccoli and goat cheese quiche. Cuban was great and the quiche was good too!! I chatted with someone who worked there and she was very pleasant. I wish I had asked her name. She was cleaning windows and rearranging plants. I'm a crazy plant lady so this was right up my alley.. Very laid back space. Restroom was very cute and clean. They have tables but also a sofa and chairs you can chill in. All in all this space was nice and prices reasonable.

Truly love this little hidden gem. I've not tried them yet for coffee purposes. They have become…read moreone of my favorite lunch places! I really enjoy the Avocado BLT. Everything is always prepared to order and so fresh and delightful!

We were immediately drawn in by the smells and beautiful sitting area covered in positivity and…read moreflowers. We ordered the Cobb Salad and a Cuban Sandwich, both were AMAZING and very generous servings. We took our food to-go, but thoroughly enjoyed talking to the owner before we left. She was very kind and offered her recommendations, swaying us from ordering two salads (thank you, one salad split between the two of us was perfect!). I am excited to come back soon with friends, the whole menu looks delicious and I am eager to try their smoothies.

Stopped in after taking care of taxes with Roshawn next door; the Italian Beef was excellent (wish…read moreI got the extra juice), it would make Chicago PROUD!!! The Rueben was tasty, only wish it was grilled, but that's on me for getting it for work the next day. Wife's Cuban was really good, we grilled it at home..... yummy!!! You go girls, we'll be back!!!

Really cute and aesthetic cafe in the Buchanan Arts district! I ordered the Morning glory Latte…read morewith oat milk which is their signature latte. The shop is small but beautiful and has parking behind the building as well as a cross the street. This is next to Bag Lady's so a good spot for an afternoon coffee after lunch. They have a small food menu but this would be a great place to get work done in a quiet environment with a cup of coffee or tea!

Great service and even better coffee! The espresso was so smooth! I'll be back and will be using…read morethe workspace which is cute!

Angelica mostly works alone and was very busy as there were over 7,000 attendees at our conference…read more Lines would be LONG but she effortlessly served the customers and was apologetic if items were out of stock. Food options include sandwiches, chips, fruit, yogurt, fresh fruit, desserts and a variety of beverages from Starbucks. Conservatory Cafe is carry out only. There is a microwave in the space and ambiance is nice. It's very clean. Prices are moderate and in alignment for a hotel. It was a lifesaver when I needed to grab something in a hurry!

I came to this cafe 35 mins before closing, and they turned me down saying they closed early today…read more Seemed like the whole staff was there, standing around the register. I spoke to Netosha, and she tried sending me to some other cafe. I said I wanted to dine here instead and cited that I did come well before closing. She didn't provide any form of excuse or apology, just repeated that they are already closed. When I said, "but it's not even 2 pm, and according to the website, you close at 2", she replied with a snark, "is there any particular reason why you want to dine HERE?" I said, there was something on the menu that I had seen earlier and really wanted to try it. She shrugged her shoulders and repeated that they are closed. Again, there were a bunch of workers standing around. The pastries were still behind the glass. They could've easily served me if they cared enough. They could've also asked what I wanted. What if whatever I had in mind was readily available? All I wanted was coffee and a pastry. If her snarky question was only to find out what I wanted to eat so that she could point me in the right direction, it would've been one thing. But when I answered her question, saying about an item on the menu, she didn't ask what it was and simply repeated that they are closed. I found this short encounter with Netosha incredibly rude. This is not how you treat a customer who happens to be a local.

What a delightful spot in East Nashville. Located a few blocks from Shelby Park, it's a perfect…read morestop during a ride on the bikeway. The staff is always friendly, the patio is comfy on a nice morning and the food is delicious. They have several gluten-free options for those who need that. The omelettes are prepared nicely and the sausage sandwich with egg and gravy is decadent. Top it off with a great selection of coffees and teas, this place is a winner!

2.5 rounded up to 3 stars…read more We bought 2 drinks and 2 meals with gluten free bread and it came up to $45. You do have to pay extra for the gluten free bread here. The coffee was okay but the prickly pear sparkling limeade was horrendous and went straight down the drain. The avocado toast was fine and the gf bread was not too dry to hold together. We also tried lox but they really do need to look into getting gf bagels. The lox on the gf bread didn't really work because they really skimped on the cream cheese. Like I mean a pitiful amount for 2 big thick pieces of gf bread. Also, we just finished eating and belly rumblings are already happening so the food may or may not have been cross-contaminated with gluten. We know this is a risk whenever we go out to eat but this is important for celiacs to know. Do I think we'd go again? No, its not worth the drive or the price.