10 Best Cafes near Mount Juliet

“It’s the hippest place out there.“

“Always great food! Friendly atmosphere and wonderful odors as you enter.“

“I had a close friend bring me back some holiday blend (Candy Cane) and it is DELICIOUS. I've been drinking it every day since I got it. Highly recommended! My fav way to start my day ☕️“

“Neat little coffee shop nestled in the apartment complex behind Mt. Juliet's train station. Service was courteous and the shop was clean. Outdoor seating, though no umbrellas to ease the heat, was tolerable thanks to a nice breeze between the buildings. Enjoyed a good iced mocha yet the well-plated honey balsamic tacos were unremarkable to my palate. The menu offers a good selection and next time I will try a crepe. Residents will enjoy a nice stroll to the Red Bicycle for refreshments, however non-residents are quite limited on parking. Several cars seemed to navigate the lot quite fast so be aware of traffic when not on a sidewalk. Overall, the RB is worth a try!“

“Right when I walked in I knew it was going to be a great place. The owner(I think) was very friendly and you can tell he was happy to be there n passionate about his restaurant. That is something that is very refreshing to see bc its not to common in the restaurant business nowadays. Ultimately excellent little hole in the wall ethiopian coffee shop with great pastries. Their sambusa was easily the best ive had, packed with lentils and spice that just kept going making every bite packed with tons of flavor that you have to go back for. The coffee was really good as well especially for the price. Everything nowadays your paying at least 5$ for a small cup of coffee so it was refreshing seeing their prices. Will definitely be going back again for some cheap coffee.
4.5/5“

“Yes, I have been there several times. It is a great place to go with group of girlfriends. Our prayer group has gone there also you will need to make a reservation if you want a set time Seats of two and up to 20 Food is delicious They have a good variety and it is nice and pretty inside and out.“

“what a great experience. Small place run by very competent people. The service was excellent and the food even better. Hummus is out of this world, truly authentic. MUST VISIT“

“Great food and atmosphere. Only restaurant where I’ve heard music by Sinatra, Patsy Cline and the Stones. Very cool 😎“

“Плов , куриный шашлык , чай !!!!!“

“My name is Paul Ragnoli. I’m from the Detroit, MI. area. Recently, I visited the Sam’s Club in Hendersonville, TN. to buy a hat bc it was raining while we were there. I went to the clothing dept. where I approached an elderly, smiling lady named Marvis who was folding clothes! I asked her where the hats were and she said they don’t sell hats there and directed me to Walmart, just down the road. I struck up a conversation with her and we talked for quite a while. Marvis is 84 years old and is a very intelligent, hard working and dedicated employee. Imagine the experience she brings to the table!?Having been a former manage, as I was, we talked about workplace environment and employee / management interaction. We talked about how nice it is to have the manager / supervisor recognize you and say good morning or good afternoon, whatever the case may be. Teamwork makes everyone successful, and knowing your team mates names and their personal story lends a sense of personal worth to the workers. After all, kindness is free and the feeling it gives to your employees is immeasurable! I always treated my employees with respect, a sense of appreciation and worth and never took them for granted. Although Marvis didn’t spell it out in so many words, I sensed their could be some room for improvement in this area. I thoroughly LOVED talking to that lady! She is witty, smart, and funny! If I wasn’t in a rush to meet my son for dinner, I would have loved to pick her brain some more. So, if anyone in management is reading this, please stop by and show some respect for someone who has put in the time on this Earth and knows a thing of two. Just a smile and a hello and a “How are you doing Marvis?”. It would really make an elderly lady feel happy. Anyone who works there, please stop by and tell her that Paul from Detroit (who was riding in a handicapped scooter) will never forget her. And of someone could text me her address to my phone (586-206-7731), I would love to send her a card to show my appreciation! Thank you in advance!“