Coffee Shops near Madison

“I went to 7Brew today and they gave me a drink with cream that was curdled. I came to my usual dutch bros just to buy a different drink, and they asked about my 7brew drink i was throwing away. They gave me a free drink and a cute little drink float for a pool! They were so kind and caring and now they have a customer for life!“

“Great quality ingredients for both food and drink! Friendly, relaxed atmosphere. I love the changing art on the walls too! You have to try the Goat sandwich. So delicious!“

“The girl working at the drive thru last night was very polite, I would love to get her name to try and see her next time!“

“We came here on a whim on Thursday afternoon as the hot light was on and my daughter wanted to see the doughnuts being made. We were greeted by Paul who was extremely friendly and made the entire experience worth while! I would highly recommend this location to my family or friends who are looking for a nice family friendly place to pick up some doughnuts. Thank you Paul for being so welcoming to us and my daughter! We will definitely be back!“

“Love this place, the staff and their coffee! Unfortunately their wait times are often very long and only have one barista working both windows at the Lebanon location. Many times I (and others) have to leave the line as I can't wait 30min plus during my lunch break.“

“Everything was great! I highly recommend this place!“

“great drinks, great staff, great bar.“

“Amazing vibes! Clean and neat!“

“Best south of town coffee, cute af and perfect for a outdoor picnic.“

“First: I’m extremely picky about my lattes. I am sensitive to overcooked (burnt taste) beans and undercooked (sour taste) beans. I have gone here repeatedly for iced lattes and they have always provided the perfect texture and balance. They are by far (and I don’t say this lightly) providing the BEST espresso in Nashville. Second: What truly makes this cafe great is that it’s the only cafe in town that makes you feel like you’re wanted. All of these cafes built in the last 20 years are hard, cold and sterile. If you’re younger than 40, you probably don’t even remember that cafes used to be warm, social, inviting and a home for many people. New cafes are so uninviting and I feel it’s done on purpose to get you to leave so more customers come in. But the Daily Grind? It’s homey, has couches, the walls are filled with all sorts of crafty love and plants and there’s a poster on the front that lets you know this is a SAFE space for all. It’s reminiscent of the old days when you had warm social spaces where you could spend hours every day with friends playing games, drawing, talking and no one glued to their phones. I hope this cafe gets to expand and provide even more of this nostalgic homey feel and bring that needed community experience back to Nashville. Third: GREAT food and customer service on top of all of the above“