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Nashville Glasshaüs

Glassblowing studio meets café meets art gallery? Only in Berry Hill. Nashville Glasshaüs is a creative space in every sense of the word, making it an ideal meeting point for artists, music folks, and anyone who wants to be around good energy. The coffee is solid, the staff is welcoming, and the aesthetic is unmatched.

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4.5

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Jason Williams

Sam & Zoe’s

This one’s a local staple. Sam & Zoe’s has been serving up locally roasted coffee, fresh-baked pastries, and homemade lunch fare in Berry Hill for years. The atmosphere is warm, familiar, and perfect for catching up with a colleague or digging into a writing session. There’s plenty of seating inside and out, including a cozy patio for nicer days.

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4.9

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Shane Orr

Paper Street Coffee

Paper Street feels like the under-the-radar coffee shop every neighborhood needs. Located next to a gym and tucked into an apartment complex, it’s easy to miss—but worth finding. The vibe inside is friendly and casual, with a mix of people chatting, working, or just passing through. The coffee is bold and flavorful, and the shop offers plenty of dairy-free options and a few solid food choices, too.

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4.7

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George Kilgore

Petrichor Nashville

Petrichor is where precision and charm meet. The drinks are made with care, and the pastries don’t feel like an afterthought. The space is stylish and inviting, with a cute patio area and just enough indoor seating to keep it cozy. It’s a favorite among locals who want something a little quieter than a chain but still crave quality and attention to detail.

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4.7

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Little Gourmand – Berry Hill

While technically more of a café-meets-French-bakery, Little Gourmand makes the list for its polished charm and great food. It’s the kind of place you’d take a label rep or a client you want to impress with something a little more elevated than the average coffee run. The pastries are high-end and made fresh daily, the sandwiches are worth staying for, and the staff is genuinely kind.

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4.8

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Crema Coffee Roasters Takeaway Cafe - Nashville

Crema has been one of Nashville’s most respected coffee roasters for years, and their Downtown outpost keeps the standards high. Tucked into an airy industrial space with wood-paneled interiors and zero-waste practices, it’s a favorite for locals who want a high-quality pour-over or something simple like a perfectly foamed vanilla latte.

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4.1

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Fresh Pick Market + Café

This market-café hybrid is a low-key spot for a quick, satisfying bite and coffee. They serve classic comfort food like cheeseburgers, fries, chicken sandwiches, and even lasagna, all freshly made and well-priced. The coffee’s straightforward and good, and if you're in a rush or just need to fuel up before an event at the convention center, this is one of the most convenient stops in the area.

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4.8

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The Café at Rocketown

This café doubles as a community hub inside Rocketown — a youth-focused venue that mixes coffee with creativity and events. It’s a great place to post up with an iced chai and a turkey pesto panini, or just kick back with friends in a space that doesn’t feel rushed or overly trendy. The service is consistently kind, and the atmosphere is relaxed but upbeat.

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4.6

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E+ROSE Wellness Cafe – Wedgewood-Houston

If you’re the type who likes your workspace to be as clean and plant-forward as your smoothie bowl, E+ROSE is the move. This superfood café is designed with wellness and clarity in mind—bright lighting, soft tones, and minimalist vibes make it feel both calm and stylish. It’s a go-to for matcha lovers.

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4.9

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Matryoshka Coffee

Matryoshka is tiny in size but huge on personality. This 300-square-foot micro café is tucked into a colorful corner of Wedgewood-Houston and blends artsy vibes with some of the friendliest service in town. The space is saturated with color and charm—think cozy corners, curated art, and a joyful energy that feels intentional.

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4.6

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Humphreys Street Coffee

Housed in a vintage home, Humphreys Street delivers that perfect blend of rustic charm and modern café culture. This nonprofit café roasts its beans and reinvests profits into local youth programs, making your daily coffee habit part of something bigger. Inside, it’s warm and relaxed, with exposed beams and chic finishes.

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4.9

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Deir Cafe

Deir Cafe is a hidden gem with global flair. From the second you step inside, you’re met with a clean, modern design and an incredibly warm vibe. The drinks are thoughtful and creative—don’t skip the house-made pistachio croissant or the khokh habibi latte. The seating is plentiful, and the music never overpowers the experience, making it a great place to bring your laptop or have a working lunch.

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4.9

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Merge Coffee Bar

Merge keeps things casual but cool, and that’s what makes it so easy to love. With clean white walls, a few curated retail items, and friendly baristas who know your order by the second visit, it feels like a low-pressure creative hub. The coffee is bold and beautifully balanced, and there’s enough seating to either knock out work or just hang out with a friend.

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4.6

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Jason Williams

Cafe Babu

Cafe Babu feels like a design lover’s dream. With intimate lighting, wooden accents, and beautiful presentation (yes, your latte will come in a carved wooden dish), this place nails the aesthetic part without being overdone. The house-made almond syrup in the almond latte is enough reason to visit, but the savory food and croissants are excellent too.

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4.5

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The Urban Juicer – 8th Avenue

The Urban Juicer deserves a spot here for those looking for a healthier, still-affordable option with plenty of energy and seating. Their smoothies and pressed juices are perfect if you’re powering through a long day or need a pick-me-up that isn’t loaded with sugar. The vibe is upbeat and efficient, with friendly staff and quick service.

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4.8

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Crest Coffee House

If Historic Waverly had a community living room, Crest Coffee House would be it. This donation-based café runs on a pay-what-you-can model, making it the most affordable on the list. The space is calm, inviting, and ideal for studying or quiet productivity. You’ll often find students, creatives, or regulars hanging out here, sipping tea or coffee in the cozy corners.

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4.9

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Just Love Coffee Café – Melrose

Just Love is one of those places where you can get your caffeine fix, grab a bite, and even bring your kids. It’s bright, casual, and packed with friendly energy. The prices here are refreshingly reasonable, especially considering the food menu is stacked with waffles, wraps, and breakfast bowls. There’s plenty of seating and even a few games, which add to the relaxed vibe.

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4.7

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District Coffee

District Coffee is a hidden gem just outside the Historic Waverly boundary that’s well worth the extra few blocks. With natural light pouring in through big front windows, a chill soundtrack, and a solid drink lineup, it hits the sweet spot between trendy and affordable. Prices are competitive, and the quality of drinks, especially their flavored lattes and teas, is genuinely great.

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4.0

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MR*T Nashville

Located inside the Kenect building, MR*T is a modern, sleek coffee spot with a surprising amount of personality. It’s ideal for quick coffee runs or casual work sessions, especially if you like your café experience with a side of cool. The shop serves up quality espresso and local pastries, with a rotating menu of healthy snacks and vegan-friendly options.

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4.9

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The Proverbial Cup

Tucked inside the Midtown Medical Plaza, The Proverbial Cup is more of a hidden gem than your average walk-up café. It’s compact but inviting, known for its top-tier service, quality coffee, and creative drink specials. If you’re looking for a quiet spot to get some focused studying done without the hustle of bigger chains, this place delivers.

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4.4

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Domb Coffee - Nashville

Domb is the kind of place that makes you want to become a regular. With warm service, rotating seasonal drinks, and an obvious passion for ingredients, it’s a great fit for students who treat coffee as both fuel and ritual. The vanilla matcha latte is a favorite, and their house specials change monthly, so there’s always something new to try.

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4.0

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8th & Roast – Midtown

A reliable classic with a modern feel, 8th & Roast is known for its excellent coffee and barista expertise. Located near the Vanderbilt campus, it’s a go-to for students and professionals alike. You can expect a spacious layout, knowledgeable staff, and rotating seasonal drink menus that keep things interesting.

4.7

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The Well Coffeehouse – Koinonia

The Well is one of those places that balances comfort, quality, and a bigger mission. Just a short walk from Vanderbilt, this nonprofit café donates its profits to provide clean water globally, so every cup you sip supports something meaningful. But mission aside, it’s just a great spot to work.

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4.7

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High Point Coffee

High Point is just far enough from the main bustle to offer a more relaxed vibe. Their staff is known for being super welcoming, and they make a point to help first-time visitors pick out a drink they’ll enjoy. The bagels and breakfast options are surprisingly solid, which makes it a great place to grab a bite before class or during a study break.

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4.5

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Frothy Monkey - 12 South

A Nashville staple, Frothy Monkey’s 12 South location is housed in a cozy bungalow that feels more like your best friend’s living room than a coffee shop. With a mix of indoor seating and a spacious outdoor beer garden, it’s ideal for both solo work sessions and casual meetings. The menu goes beyond coffee, offering breakfast, lunch, and dinner options.

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