4 Best Cafes in Nashville

“The Henhouse Bar at The Bird's Nest Cafe is a great spot for breakfast, offering both meat and vegan options. Enjoy a delicious meal, including their popular pancakes and "The Sink" with bacon gravy, accompanied by a selection of coffee, chai lattes, and bloody Mary's. This laid-back cafe, nestled in a convenient courtyard, provides a relaxed atmosphere and friendly service.“

“Sweetea's Tea and Coffee Shop is a popular spot in Nashville known for its wide variety of fragrant teas and coffee. The staff is friendly and communicative, even when it's busy. The menu includes popular drinks such as London fog, peaches and cream, spiced chia, and vanilla espresso latte. They also offer pastries, bulk teas, and coffee for shipment. The atmosphere is comfortable and cozy, with sofas and tables available for seating. The shop provides games for customers to play. Prices for drinks range from $3-$5, which some may find expensive, but customers say it's worth every sip. The shop offers free parking for 10-15 cars outside and free parallel parking near Casa. It's a kid-friendly place with a group of people who may use colorful language. They have vegetarian options, but no food is served. The Blackberry Lemonade is a must-try. The owner is helpful and friendly, especially for first-time visitors. The shop is cozy, with several seating options, making it an ideal place for families with kids.“

“Common Grounds is a charming coffee shop with a warm atmosphere. Visitors praise its excellent coffee, beating even big-name chains like Starbucks. The shop also offers a wide selection of books to enjoy with your coffee or meal. The owner is engaging and welcoming, making customers feel at home. While parking can be a challenge, the shop's friendly staff and inviting atmosphere make it worth the effort.“

“Bird's Nest Cafe serves great and fresh food, including their special French toast. The atmosphere is cool and the service is excellent, making for an enjoyable dining experience. However, the prices are on the higher side, making it more suitable for special occasions or light meals. Parking can be a challenge, and while high chairs are available, there is no kid's menu.“