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    The Yellow Table Café

    4.8 (39 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Kendall R.

    Incredibly tasty! My crepe was wonderful, but I really can't undersell the chocolate chip cookie. I think it's the best I've ever had and I am quite the cookie connoisseur. This shop is incredibly cozy yet also chic and also inviting. I had a dark chocolate banana crepe which hit the spot and I tried a bite of the galette from my friend and was blown away! Honestly, I didn't know what it was, and I'm still a bit fuzzy, but it was perfectly crunchy and savory. I will definitely get one when I return! Oh and the service was so sweet and friendly! Only a few tables inside which I'm sure go quickly on a weekend, but there's more seating outside and you can usually find street parking fairly easily in this area.

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    Corrine P.

    A very cute and friendly little French place. We went for brunch and got delicious savory galettes. The cookies and tea were delicious as well. It was a great atmosphere, great service and great time. I will definitely be back!

    Really awesome idea for a temporary menu!
    Wendell T.

    Yelp had a little come and go event here and it was my first time visiting. A great place with a real communal vibe. We got a couple drinks (I forgot to take a picture) as well as a warmed cookie. Staff were friendly and personable! It was really nice in comparison all of the snow and ice we had just gotten. The only thing I'll note is that it has very limited seating and parking was not the best. Parking was kind of typical for the area, but there are maybe 8-10 spots and basically no standing/waiting area. Despite that, it's got some interesting spots right next door (I think one was a library/bookstore). I could see it being a little afternoon adventure.

    Ganga S.

    Most beautiful breakfast spot in east. Great service and sweet people. Food is fantastic. This is a local gem for sure.

    The Veg
    Lauren L.

    The Yellow Table Café is such an adorable spot tucked in East Nashville. The first thing that I noticed was how genuinely kind and welcoming the staff is...they make everyone feel at home! They offer daily specials like crepes, soups, coffee, and baked goods. I tried the Honey Graham Latte, and it was SO GOOD. I also ordered the Veg Galette, which is like a savory buckwheat crepe, and the goat cheese and sautéed leeks was a great combo. The café itself is very small, with only about four tables inside. It has such a charming, warm interior that's beautifully decorated. Snagging a seat can take a little while, but it's worth the wait! They also have a cute patio for when the weather is nice. It's a cozy, special spot and a great place for good food, coffee, and coworking.

    Astrid S.

    Lovely little caffe. The staff is great at suggestions and can modify your coffee orders per request. Family friendly with limited seating, inside and outside area. Their menu is limited compared to big restaurants but I think there is a beauty about it. You don't get overwhelm by too many options. It's straight forward and basically made with love you can taste. They bake their own bread so I suggest get there early if you want to try something in Specific. Parking can be difficult as they're located in a highly residential area.

    Inside - so cute!!
    Priya B.

    Ridiculously adorable and cozy neighborhood breakfast/lunch spot serving up incredible buckwheat crepes, salad, soup, baked goods, with yummy coffee and other beverages. Yellow Table has been open for just over a year in the Eastwood Village complex that seemingly overnight brought us a coworking space, cute plant shop, wine bar, book shop, etc, and Yellow Table really rounds it out as the lone spot in this area for breakfast, coffee, or lunch. The vibe is cozy neighborhood cafe, and the service is always welcoming and incredibly personable (I almost always see the owner herself serving up food to customers with a smile!) The food is what truly stands out to me about this spot. I fell in love with buckwheat crepes on a trip to France a few years ago but there are few places in Nashville serving decent crepes, let alone buckwheat ones. Yellow Table offers sweet and savory crepe options, all cooked perfectly lightly crispy and fresh with that incredible nutty buckwheat flavor, exactly how it should be done. My favorites have been the savory crepes, particularly the build your own with prosciutto, leek, spinach, and cheddar - a filling, tasty, and decently healthy option for $15. There's also coffee and tea, pastries, salads, soups (with bread from the amazing wine bar next door), and rotating specials each day. There's limited seating: a few two or three person tables and one shared table inside; in warmer months there are also a few small tables outside. But the WiFi is decent and I see a lot of folks coming here to do a bit of work while grabbing a bite. In just a year Yellow Table Cafe has already made itself an indelible East Nashville neighborhood gem. With the tastiest crepes to grace the Nashville dining scene, chill vibes, warm service, and reasonable prices, here's to hoping for many more wonderful years serving the community for this spot!

    Inside! So beautiful and cute

    The perfect little cafe! And everyone who works here is so warm and hospitable. Delicious food, drinks, overall a great spot for a bite to eat!

    The Veg Galette
    Hart P.

    I came to the Yellow Table for lunch. You order at a walk up counter. There is a fixed or a daily special menu. I chose the sspecial salad and my wife had the Veg galette. Indoor seating is limited. However, there is a vast porch area outside with several small tables. A great place to eat when the temperatures are comfortable and the sun is not dazzling. Unfortunately, shade is not available. Everything we ate had a perfect balance of flavors. Neither the goat cheese nor the mint overpowered their dishes. There were enough strawberries to have one in every bite of the crepe. We also raved over the sourdough bread, light and fluffy on the inside with a fabulously crunchy crust, yahoo. Galettes here are more crepe like than what I have traditionally had (think pie dough) but still a great meal. Coffees and teas are top quality, enjoy.

    Doug G.

    The Yellow Table is a small Parisian inspired café that sits in the ground floor space of the Switchyards. I honestly had no clue it existed until we landed at the nearby plant shop and I couldn't resist the draw of the coffee I notes as I walked by. I ended up with an iced chocolate latte with almond milk and it was super tasty! I sadly had just eaten, so I did not go for a bite, however the crepes looked absolutely divine! The space is small, but perfect. A few tables inside, with one being a larger communal table. Outside they have a few small tables in the courtyard. It's these tables along with the yellow awning that draw you in and set the vibe. The staff were super friendly, welcoming and helpful. From the counter to the delivery of my latte, the staff were excellent. Overall, very exited to have discovered this spot. It's been added to the "must try" list, so an updated review coming soon!

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    Bailey D.

    A friend recently invited me to check out this adorable new women-owned café ... and I have to say that I'm so jealous of everyone who lives within walking distance of The Yellow Table! This is the quintessential neighborhood spot; they have artisan coffee, tasty breakfast and lunch offerings, and some of the most friendly service I have had in East Nashville as of late. We stopped by on a Tuesday morning around 10 AM, and it wasn't too busy. My friend recommended their savory galettes for a heartier, brunch vibe, and I ordered their special, which was topped with goat cheese, prosciutto, delicata squash and arugula. I am not the biggest buckwheat fan normally ... but this was incredible. I finished my galette (which is quite an accomplishment, since these are pretty big servings!) I also sipped on a Cortado, which was artfully crafted. They have rotating seasonal lattes and syrups as well. As we were leaving, the café began filling up with its lunch crowd. The interior is on the small side, but they've spread out several lovely yellow tables in the courtyard for groups of all sizes. The Yellow Table is also right next to Novelette, which is a beautiful little book store.

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    Maya A.

    Had the chance to pop in for coffee courtesy of Yelp and Yellow table helping so many of us that have been stuck at home bracing the snow and winter temperatures that have been effecting Tennessee. I was so excited to leave my house and beyond thankful for the community that makes events like this easier to endure life's hardships. I walked in and was warmly greeted by the barista and staff. When you walk in it's feels like I'm transported to a coffee shop in Europe. It's the perfect setting for a catch up with friends or to have a cute picturesque date. I took in the decor and decided to order the hot mocha with oat milk. Perfect blend of coffee and mocha and was such a wonderful way to break free from the winter at home lock down. Can't wait to head there again and try more of their offerings. Thank you again Yelp and The Yellow Table for a perfect treat and thank you for compassion during a hard couple weeks we all have had. It's one thing to be a business with great service and goods but it's something entirely different when it's a business that is compassionate about humans, their community and making peoples days just a little bit brighter. Thank you! Sincerely this newly Nashville resident who braced her first ever snow winter frost experience.

    Emily M.

    Always pass by this place and decided to give it a try and very glad I did! Staff were amazing and super sweet!! I didn't expect the iced coffees to be as big as they were so was pleasantly surprised. They make their own syrups and had a seasonal blackberry latte that sounded great but I didn't try. Only got a mini quiche (that was amazing) but the food around us looked and smelt delicious. My only downside of this was I didn't see any outlets so had to leave when my computer died. Will definitely be back to try the food and another latte!!

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    Such a cute and welcoming cafe! Lots of parents with strollers and creatives with laptops. Good vibes.

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    Wonderful food ambience and service . We loved sitting outside and enjoying the fresh air while eating delicious pastry and crepes.

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