- #FRENCH TOAST BISCUIT LOVE UPDATE#
- #FRENCH TOAST BISCUIT LOVE SERIES#
- #FRENCH TOAST BISCUIT LOVE FREE#
Their fluffy Biscuits are legendary, and for good reason. → Fido / /fido-cafe / 1812 21st Ave S, Nashville, TN 37212 Loveless CafeĪ Nashville institution, the Loveless Cafe sits about 40 minutes South of downtown Nashville (a gorgeous drive almost any time of year). Fido is a local favorite for good reason. With a wide variety of egg dishes and breakfast sandwiches you can be confident in your choice, though the ever-changing specials are always unique and hard to pass up. → Marche Artisan Foods / / 1000 Main St, Nashville, TN 37206 FidoĪ long-time favorite, Fido is a great alternative to waiting in line for mediocre pancakes at another well-known establishment just a block away (trust me, look down the street as you walk in, and I’ll bet there’s a line). The Croissant French Toast is perhaps one of the best French toasts I’ve ever had in my life, with a surprisingly crisp exterior (no soggy French toast here!) As with most Nashville brunch spots, it can fill up fast on Sunday especially I recommend getting there 15-20 minutes before they open if you want to be seated immediately. With a charming quaint atmosphere, Marché is a delight. → Tavern / /restaurants/tavern / 1904 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203 And definitely grab a side order of Tavern’s famous White Trash Hash, a cheesy potato casserole that’s off the hook. Meanwhile, Taylor raves about the Huevos Rancheros and the Tomatillo Bloody Mary, and there are three unique varieties of Eggs Benedict that will not make your decision easy. My favorite dish is the Kaya Toast (which is also on their lunch/dinner menus), featuring a sweet coconut jam on Texas toast, alongside a fried egg and soy sauce reduction. This mid-town restaurant boasts one of the most unique brunch menus in town, with tempting mashups like Pretzel Pancakes and Red Velvet Waffles. → Biscuit Love / / 316 11th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37203 Tavern I also love the Bonuts (biscuit-donuts) as well as the Lily, a biscuit French toast served with lemon cream and blueberries. Whatever you do, don’t miss the Princess, Karl’s sweet and spicy take on Nashville’s signature hot chicken, served on (what else) a biscuit.
#FRENCH TOAST BISCUIT LOVE FREE#
What was once a favorite food truck (served from a decked-out airstream trailer) now has a permanent location in Nashville’s Gulch neighborhood (parking tip: the Pine Street garage offers 1 hour free parking). This is by no means a complete list, just our favorite breakfast and brunch spots at the moment. Here are our favorite Nashville breakfast and brunch spots (in no particular order).
#FRENCH TOAST BISCUIT LOVE SERIES#
I figured we’d kick off this series the same way you start your day: with a satisfying breakfast.
#FRENCH TOAST BISCUIT LOVE UPDATE#
I will come back and update these posts as necessary, as Nashville’s restaurant scene is growing faster than I can keep up. A few of you expressed interest in hearing more about local eats, so whether you live here or plan to visit, hopefully you’ll find these posts useful. I’m starting a brand new feature here on Love & Olive Oil featuring local eats and treats in our hometown of Nashville, Tennessee.
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