The Nashville Farmers' Market is a local favorite for everything from fresh produce and baked goods to leisurely strolls and weekend browsing. Whether you’re there for groceries, breakfast, or just soaking up the community vibe, a good cup of coffee can make the visit even better. Fortunately, nearby Germantown offers plenty of great options. This neighborhood has grown into one of Nashville’s go-to areas for coffee, with cafés that range from low-key neighborhood spots to stylish walk-up trailers. You’ll find wellness cafés with açai bowls, places that serve strong lattes alongside breakfast burritos, and cozy shops ideal for lingering with a matcha. Whether you’re fueling up before the market or looking to unwind after, these Germantown cafés are worth the visit.
An outdoor walk-up stand with no indoor seating, but don’t let that stop you. The rose and honeycomb lattes are both flavorful and picture-worthy. Set in a leafy, dog-friendly corner of Germantown, it’s a charming way to start the morning. Expect cheerful service and a rotating latte lineup.
Elegy nails the basics with great espresso, chill vibes, and a clean modern interior. Locals come for the signature Honey Bear iced latte or the breakfast burrito with roasted sweet potato. The environment is laptop-friendly and not overly crowded. You’ll probably end up staying longer than you planned.
This place isn’t technically a café, but it’s a Germantown landmark that deserves a mention. Go for the family-style Southern breakfast—fried chicken, biscuits, and cornbread, passed around long tables. You’ll leave stuffed and maybe a little nostalgic. It’s ideal when you want brunch with a side of tradition.
Red Bicycle makes it easy to swing by for a Nutella-stuffed crêpe or a sweet purple haze iced latte. The menu also includes tacos and sandwiches, so it works whether you’re hungry or just in the mood for something small. It’s bright, casual, and a great option after the farmers' market.
This sleek, industrial-style café offers strong coffee, fresh pastries, and just enough seating to settle in. The vibe is relaxed, and their espresso drinks are consistently excellent. It’s a neighborhood favorite for good reason. The seasonal menu always has a few surprises worth trying.
Surefire is a cute, cozy corner spot with sunny patio vibes and genuinely friendly staff. Lattes are reliable, and the service is fast even during weekend rushes. The kind of place that makes you want to become a regular. Plus, their playlist is always on point.
This one’s perfect if you want a cozy indoor space to read, work, or meet up. The burritos are big and satisfying, and the staff are as welcoming as it gets. It also doubles as a community space with local goods. Basically, it’s a coffee shop that feels like a living room.
This cat-themed coffee trailer parked near an antique store brings fun energy and great drinks. The iced juniper-vanilla latte is a crowd favorite, and service is friendly and quick. It’s the kind of quirky spot that makes Germantown feel like a small town. Bonus: they hand out pup cups.
This café is about coffee, community, and cool streetwear energy. It doubles as a hangout for creatives and a workspace for remote workers. Expect bold branding and even bolder drinks. This is the place if you want your coffee with a side of aesthetic.
Built into a hotel but still feels like a neighborhood café, Moonshot serves well-made cappuccinos and light snacks. The staff are warm, and the interior is peaceful enough to sit with a laptop. A great low-key option when the market crowds feel like too much.