Coffee Shops in Nashville

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  • 12 Disciples Coffee 100 North Main Street, Nashville Coffee Shops · $

    1 12 Disciples Coffee

    4.8 Superb 23 Reviews

    100 North Main Street, Nashville

    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Sea Turtle Latte
    • Local Honey
    • SF Caramel
    • Cookie

    “Amazing coffee!! Sham can re-create any drink you want and it is local!!”

  • McDonald's 1512 South 4th Street, Nashville Fast Food · $

    2 McDonald's

    3.2 Average 183 Reviews

    1512 South 4th Street, Nashville

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Burger King Chicken Nuggets
    • Mcflurry with Oreo Cookies
    • Sausage Mcmuffin with Egg
    • Crispy Chicken Sandwich

    “I'm 5 months pregnant and have been craving tf out of McDonald's, every time I've been here since moving back from California a few months ago, I've maybe had 2 or 3 bad meals, and trust me, I've been here a lot, multiple times a week, sometimes even 2 times a day. The customer service is top tier and they're always so nice to me. I usually do curbside and they're almost immediately out with my food as soon as I pull up, with great attitudes and smiles. When I do the drive through the people are always super friendly and have fun outgoing attitudes. I unfortunately don't have any experience with going inside because I get anxious, but if I do in the future I'll update this! In California the food was almost always cold (especially the fries) but here?? Not even close, the food is hot and fresh, no matter the time of day or how busy it is (or isn't). I often go to Nashville (from centerpoint) JUST to come here and get something to eat just because of how good it is. The only time I don't come here, is when I physically can't afford it lol. If I had to recommend anything, I'd definitely recommend the triple cheese burger, always warm, filled with toppings, and very filling! Of course, I have to make it a meal because the fries and drink are always a bonus ! Speaking of the drinks, they're always super sweet and carbonated. I definitely have never been to a location with better soda! Please keep up the good work, at least until I stop having these dang cravings!! ?? Parking: Every time I do curbside, there's always multiple spots open! Very happy about this since it saves me so much time!”

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