Brunch in Music City: 10 Best Brunch Spots in Nashville

Each year, music lovers flock to Nashville to soak up the city’s history, nightlife, and food. If you are looking for the best brunch in Nashville, you have so many options. The top Nashville brunch spots each offer something special, whether you are in the mood for a hearty country breakfast or elegant small plates.

1. The Hampton Social - Nashville

A bright, coastal-inspired restaurant featuring whitewashed walls, wooden beams, and elegant chandeliers. The airy design with soft natural light creates a relaxed yet stylish dining atmosphere perfect for brunch or evening cocktails.

201 1st Avenue South, Nashville, TN 37201

Serving new American “coastal-inspired food,” this three story restaurant includes a rooftop bar. As the location near Broadway Street suggests, the environment is trendy and casual. Weekend brunch service is on Saturday and Sunday.

Guests choose among classic options like avocado toast, steak and eggs, and wild berry French toast. If you prefer something a little less conventional, you may like the crispy coconut tofu, tuna tartare, or ahi tuna bowl. If you are feeling thirsty, the brunch cocktail and mocktail menu includes non-alcoholic sparkling rose’, Bloody Mary, and classic mimosas.

2. The Finch

A chic modern restaurant with a marble-topped bar surrounded by wooden and navy blue seating. The open, inviting layout blends sophistication and comfort, ideal for gatherings and casual dining.

111 10th Avenue, Suite #310, Nashville, TN 37203

Located in the former Union Station building, The Finch is an American style grill with a refined twist. Weekend brunch is available on both Saturday and Sunday. It’s known as a classy, intimate place to enjoy a meal or cocktail in a historic setting.

The brunch menu includes popular breakfast dishes like a Tex-Mex wrap, chicken fried chicken, shrimp and grits. If you fancy something a little different, options may include blackened fish tacos, Tzatziki & Spicy Feta with pita, or French onion soup.

3. Two Hands

A fresh and vibrant café spread featuring avocado toast, colorful salads, and refreshing drinks. The clean table setup with striped napkins and natural light captures the relaxed energy of a modern brunch spo

606 8th Avenue South, Store 400, Nashville, TN 37203

The founders describe Two Hands as an Australian restaurant with a focus on community; they use locally sourced ingredients as much as possible. The casual yet trendy atmosphere and outdoor seating make it a fun way to start your weekend.

Serving dishes like Harissa chicken bowl, brekky Muffuletta sandwich, or smoked salmon toast, Two Hands children’s menu includes smaller portions of dishes like smashed avocado on toast, Nourishing Bowl or a kids' cheeseburger.

4. Evelyn’s

A cozy brunch scene with golden French toast, fluffy pancakes topped with fruit compote, and a steaming cup of coffee. The warm wooden table and magazine add a charming touch of everyday comfort and creativity.

Inside the Hutton Hotel, 1808 West End Avenue, Nashville, TN 37203

Described as a “classic Americana inspired dining experience,” Evelyn’s embodies the woman it was named after. Imagine a restaurant founded by an interior designer, socialite, and patron of the arts. The vibe is retro chic with an eclectic art collection. Come for brunch any day, Monday through Sunday.

Menu options include lemon ricotta pancakes, a chef’s omelet, or a yogurt parfait. Evelyn’s has a full espresso and coffee bar as well as a menu of classic cocktails, including an espresso martini or DIY mimosa kit.

5. Margot Cafe & Bar

A quaint European-style restaurant with red-framed windows and a rustic brick exterior. Potted plants and outdoor seating create a welcoming neighborhood charm perfect for a relaxed meal.

1017 Woodland Street, Nashville, TN 37206

Located in a historic building dating back to the 1930s, this is a French-inspired restaurant with southern influences. Guests enjoy freshly made meals made from seasonal ingredients sourced through local and regional farms. Brunch is usually served on Fridays, with breakfast and lunch available on Wednesday through Friday.

Items you may find on the Friday brunch menu include croque monsieur with ham and gruyere, mushroom and goat cheese omelet, buttermilk pancake, or farro salad. The bright, cozy atmosphere and friendly service delight guests.

6. Nadeen’s Hermitage Haven

A hearty serving of fries topped with melted cheese, gravy, and chives—comfort food at its best. The cozy restaurant vibe and casual table setting invite guests to enjoy a laid-back dining experience.

3410 Lebanon Pike, Hermitage, TN 37076

Nadeen describes its cuisine in bold flavors and scratch-made meals. Guests appreciate the country casual vibe and friendly service. Breakfast is available every day and the portions are generous. The owners are long time community members with a lifelong dream of owning a Nashville restaurant. While Hermitage is about 15 miles from Nashville, locals find it is worth the drive.

Hearty breakfast options include chicken and waffles, a classic full breakfast, and huevos rancheros.

For lighter appetites, consider a yogurt parfait, avocado toast, or fruit cup. Nadeens also offers a kid-friendly menu, including a mini diner breakfast, kids' parfait, or grilled cheese sandwich.

7. Stateside Kitchen

A luxurious seafood pasta dish featuring rich lobster halves atop creamy linguine with herbs and cherry tomatoes. Served on elegant white dinnerware, it’s a feast for both the eyes and the palate.

210 4th Avenue North, Nashville, TN 37219

Located downtown, Stateside Kitchen offers its take on southern cuisine. Thanks to their weekend DJ party brunch, it’s a staple for those who like a trendy atmosphere complete with music. Brunch is available on Friday and Saturday only.

In keeping with the party theme, guests may opt for a “free flow” special Bloody Mary, mimosa, or frose. Zero-proof mocktails also round out the beverage choices. The food menu includes favorites like quiche, Nutella French toast, or Nashville Hot Chicken Waffles.

8. The Mockingbird

An artful table spread with gourmet dishes, colorful sides, and elegant plating. The mix of textures and fresh ingredients highlights the restaurant’s creative approach to modern American cuisine.

121 12th Ave North, Nashville, TN 37203

If you are interested in classic comfort foods alongside “global fare” then look no further than The Mockingbird. The decor is sleek and modern with a casual and lively atmosphere. The owners say they were inspired by their surroundings and Nashville’s role in pop culture.

The menu includes dishes like a vegan breakfast burrito, cheddar grits with roasted mushrooms and fried egg, or steak and eggs. Beverage choices include non alcoholic or classic Bloody Mary, Irish coffee, and “Bubbles in a Bag” which appears a little like an adult “juice” pouch.

9. Cafe Roze

A minimalist yet refined dining setup featuring a bowl of seasonal vegetables in a light green sauce, paired with refreshing cocktails. The soft pastel tones and natural light create a calm, stylish café atmosphere.

Porter Road, Nashville, TN 37206

With a light but bright atmosphere, Cafe Roze gives a mellow, cheerful atmosphere. In the evening, you will find jazz music and an oyster happy hour, but don’t sleep on the breakfast.

Breakfast menu options include a green goddess salad, a hard-boiled B.L.T. sandwich, smoked trout toast, or savory oats complete with kale and a poached egg. Beverage options include creative cocktails, Roze’s own hibiscus kombucha, matcha latte, espresso, and a sparkling coffee fizz.

10. Monell's

A basket of golden, crispy fried chicken served family-style with sides of peas and green beans. The classic Southern comfort food setting invites guests to share hearty meals and warm company.

1235 6th Avenue. North, Nashville, TN 37208

Located in Germantown, Monell's is a local favorite known for family-style southern food. Guests enjoy a welcoming atmosphere and friendly service. Seating is first-come, first-served with no reservations, so be sure to arrive early for weekend breakfast.

Country breakfast options include standards like smoked sausage, bacon, scrambled eggs, and biscuits and gravy. If you want something sweet, look for their fried apples, corn pudding, or pancakes. Wash it down with hot coffee.

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