Our first morning in Nashville called for a hearty breakfast before scouring the area for our next…read moreplace to call home. We weighed our options and ended up visiting Nadeen's Hermitage Haven based off of the positive reviews as well as wanting to visit somewhere local. Nadeen's is charming inside and out. The parking lot is small but there were plenty of spots open on a mid-week morning. We were greeted warmly and sat at a booth. Nadeen's feels familiar and comfortable. Our waiter was fantastic the entire time, he was gracious and hardworking. My husband ordered the Southwest Scramble and I had the Farmer's Skillet. Both were delicious but we both agreed that mine was the better of the two. The biscuit was baked perfectly and was so fluffy. The gravy and potatoes were delicious, too. Our coffee cups were never empty, either. Not to mention, the coffee here is really good! We will definitely be back!

A quiet little gem in Hermitage. Of course I went for the…read morebreakfast option as I am a sucker for great eggs-but I was envious of the salads and sandwiches that came out for others. I will definitely go back to try those options .

Visiting the area and didn't want the sub par free hotel breakfast. Glad we ventured out as this…read morewas probably the best meal we had while in Nashville. We dined early on a Saturday so it wasn't busy yet. Service was wonderful. Staff told us of their favorites and didn't steer us wrong. You must get the grits! They were delicious! Love how bright the inside is. I will visit again when I am in Nashville next.

I've been wanting to try this place for ages, but it always seemed packed. Well, today (Memorial…read moreDay) was no different. I tried to swing by around ten minutes to noon, but it was a disaster. There were heaps of people waiting outside, and it didn't look promising. I went to the hostess stand and asked the guy if I could get a table for one, and he said, "Oh, you can sit at the bar; it's open seating. There's one open seat right there!" So, I walked through and was approached by another worker who asked me what I was doing. I told her the guy said I could sit at the bar, and there was an open seat, even though I never saw one. I did see open seats outside at the bar, though. The bar has two sides, one outside and one inside. It seemed alright; it wasn't too hot or humid, so I went. There were dirty dishes all over the place, and I sat down. Another worker asked me, "Are these dishes yours?" Which seemed a bit strange because the guy works the bar and wouldn't he have known the person sitting there before me left them? Anyway, I said no, and he cleared them. I then waited about 5 minutes before another worker skillfully wiped the bar of debris and then got three menus and three sets of silverware (two more guys sat down next to me) and asked me if I wanted water. I said, "Yes, please." She went off, and then shortly after, I saw the same guy come with a menu and a set of silverware and a water. Thumbs up for the water but thumb down for the slowness. I saw the menu and was torn between pancakes and biscuits. I didn't really want anything heavy, so I got the biscuits and gravy but added an egg. I also got a coffee. The wait time for the food was super quick, and the food was really good. The biscuits are small, and they're okay. The egg was good, but it's kinda hard to mess up an egg. I saw the food the people sitting next to me got, and it looked amazing! Pancakes, etc. Overall, the service was pretty bad, but the food was good. I saw no sense of urgency in the workers when they were obviously swamped. I might come when it's not so busy next time. Side note, maybe I'm showing my age, but the price of regular drip coffee was a bit steep. ($4).

Excellent food. Fast service. Super tasty homemade recipes…read more Eggs bacon hash and toast. Coffee was delicious. A++

Food is usually pretty good. I was embarrassed for my…read moreserver that delivered this greasy mess. Tom Mead needs to check back in on quality control of the kitchen. Eggs Benedict were un-eatable. Quality was missing and so was the server. I hate to leave this poor review, as it's a local favorite. Management is likely to admonish instead of taking real accountability. Eggs Benedict $16.95 w/tt $22.33 Good Friday 03APR26

This place is amazing!! We drive 2 hrs one way to eat here. You won't find any better food in…read moreNashville!! All Of the staff are so friendly and kind as well!! It's one of our favorite restaurants to visit!

Service was very friendly, food was amazing! And the pastries we took to go were phenomenal,…read more best croissant I've ever had. Be sure to get on the wait list online prior to arrival, it will save you a very long wait.

I've been a Keke's fan . . . until trying First Watch. The food is great! The menu selection has a…read morebunch of interesting things. I'm trying to be healthy and was impressed by the quinoa bowl. Service was incredibly friendly and patient. Ambiance is farmhouse modern.

I unfortunately really did not care for the food at this place. I had the chicken Chunga and it was…read morejust decent. I really didn't like the flavor profile. It just wasn't that great. I also had the million dollar potatoes and they were also just blah. The fruit was good, but I had a few pieces that were older. The ambience at the place is very nice and welcoming. The food just was not good very mediocre unfortunately.

Just Love Coffee in Hermitage is a welcome addition to the neighborhood and sits in the Northlake…read moreVillage shopping complex that is anchored by Kroger. I have loved, no pun intended, Just Love Coffee for years after visiting a location in Atlanta, so when I wandered over to Hermitage this weekend and spotted the sign...I had to stop by before leaving the area! Just Love is more than just coffee, even though that is what I enjoy most about them. They offer a solid variety of coffee and espresso based drinks along with a few teas and refresher style drinks. The cold brew is my go-to and I fancy it up with a few syrups and some almond milk...but any way it is served is tasty. I have enjoyed the Iced Mocha at other locations, so I imagine it is just as tasty here. For food they have a surprisingly stacked menu including breakfast and lunch, with classics to specialty items. You can get a breakfast sandwich to a few breakfast tacos or even biscuits and gravy...and if you are feeling brave, a waffle stuffed with breakfast meats and eggs topped with gravy or syrup...and that is just for breakfast! For lunch they have a few sandwiches, a quesadilla and a wrap all served with a side of chips. They also offer fresh made desserts if the cookies and other baked goods up front are not doing it for you. The space is well laid out and features a large dining area with plenty of tables and even a small bar/counter space in the nook of the front where you can belly up to the counter for a little work, coffee, food or combination of all. During my visit, I was greeted and served by the owners, a pair of sisters who are an absolute delight! While I popped by for a cold brew, I spotted a few bags of coffee beans and had to scoop them up for some home brew. We chatted through their recommendations and I ended up with an espresso blend and an Ethiopian medium roast. The one blend they recommended the most, Costa Rican, was out unfortunately, but that tells me it is a solid bean, so I will have to keep my eyes out for it! Overall, absolutely adore Just Love Coffee and so glad to see them make their way to the Hermitage area. While I do not go that way often, knowing Just Love is there gives me one more reason to spend a little bit more time in the area!

Friendly staff and good coffee. Not a use selection for breakfast but the croissant sandwich was…read moreenjoyable.

My friends and I decided last minute to come here for brunch after church. This was my first time…read morehaving brunch here, and I enjoyed it. We sat in the dining room, and it wasn't crowded. Our server was helpful - explained the options & answered our questions. There are a few parking spots in front of the restaurant & more parking in the back. Love: service (hosts were kind & welcoming); friends with benedicts (cute name, well-seasoned gravy, sturdy yet fluffy biscuit); plantains (delicious); elote

So we have come here several times for different occasions and today was the least enjoyable. For…read morethe good part of the visit: I love their outdoors area. The tent and bar area are great. They have also really step it up with the games and playing area for kids to just run around and enjoy their time while parents and adults can also enjoy their time. The food has gotten better but I'm still not impressed so I still think they're overpriced. Service: they did "try" to work it out but very poorly. My sister made a reservation for 13 people but somehow they only had one our reservation, quote "10 or 11 people" so they were not prepared either way. We only had 1 extra person showed up. They gave us one (1) picnic table for our party. Even if it was "10 or 11" of us we would have not fit in one of the picnic tables even adding the two chairs at the end, and we didn't. It's better to say they made a mistake than to blame the patrons. There were 2 open tables that could have been used but our server wasn't assigned them... the must dumb excuse on the book. I've worked in restaurants and we always made it work for the customer and the serve, mind you, they were right next to each other. Communication between managers, servers and host/hostess could have been better. Also, I don't like they make you share tables with people you don't know. I love meeting people but this isn't Monell's y'all. Get different kind of seating if you are not going to be open seating in that area. It makes it less awkward to our wallets when we are all chilling and ask, "can we seat here" knowing that you have to say "yes, sure" unless you have your people coming to save you. Overall all, having overwhelmed staff for a planned holiday that happens every years is just unpreparedness of the establishment and a sour taste to the customer. Please do come and try it for yourself.

Last Day and stopped at Dose for a Coffee…read more We got the house black coffee and shared a Brown Butter Rice Krispie Treat. We also picked up two amazing bags of beans. I loved the coffee and treat. Excited to taste the beans when back home. Great coffee shop and would definitely stop again!

Best kept secret in Old Hickory unless you are in on it! Everything I have tried here iso er the…read moretop good. The workers here are among the best in the greater Nashville area. The vibe is industrial but friendly. They have responsibility sourced coffees and teas, among other things. I just ordered their drink special-Pink Pony Club-pictured.

I'm visiting from out of town. Monday night.This restaurant was chosen... Ohh my goodness what…read moreincredible food for dinner. The price very reasonable, the service exceptional. Don't forget to have the key lime for dessert. We shared it, and it was great. We all agreed we'll be back!

OUTRAGEOUS FLAVOR!…read more Order the chicken, lentil, sweet potato dish. It's so creamy, yet complex, yet crunchy, yet simple. I can't speak highly enough about this dish. It was phenomenal. This was my favorite meal in Nashville. Ambiance was clean, crisp, modern and elevated. Service was perfect!

Delicious food and great service! I started with the Milk and Honey latte, which was excellent. We…read moreordered the Farmhouse Biscuit and the Hot Chicken Biscuit, and both were fantastic. The hot honey sauce on the tables was also great for adding a little extra spice. We really enjoyed the atmosphere as well. We arrived early for breakfast and were seated right away, but by the time we left, there was a line out the door. I'd definitely recommend checking this place out!

Meh. Personally found this place to be very average -- and overrated after seeing all over as one…read moreof the "must eat" places when visiting Nashville. When ranking our meals, this place came in dead last. The service was great -- our serve was very nice and attentive. All of the food was basic and mediocre. The biscuits were very dry. The bacon was overcooked (and I like crispy bacon). The Bloody Mary was only ok. I ordered a pineapple mimosa, and it was so fizzy that it was hard to drink. We didn't get coffee, so maybe we missed out on that. We sat outside on the heated patio, which was pleasant. Inside was nicely decorated, but very loud. Just expected more out of this place I guess.