Kitty Hawk Eat + Drink

I stopped at Kitty Hawk during my time in the Nashville airport and had a mixed experience. The service was excellent—the staff were friendly, attentive, and quick, which made ordering and getting settled easy. Unfortunately, the food did not match the quality of the service. I ordered a sandwich that came with an egg, and it really missed the mark. The egg was thick and rubbery, almost to the point where it felt overcooked and heavy. It completely threw off the texture and taste of the sandwich, making it hard to enjoy. After a few bites, I realized I didn’t even need to finish it.

Didn’t eat here but wanted to share that kale salad can be made vegan if omit cheese, soup of the day might be plant-based depending on the day. Self-checkout is convenient.

Ordered a regular coffee and 2 caramel cappuccino. Watched 4 other customers get their coffee before us. The cappuccino were supposed to be 12 Oz. I ordered 2 to put I'm my 24oz cup and only got 12oz of cappuccino in total. Total cost for 10 minutes to make a coffee and 12 Oz of caramel cappuccino $22. Makes me wish I hadn't of tipped them. One person taking orders and making coffee 4 others not making coffee. Not a fan do not recommend. Doughnut shop or Starbucks is a far better choice.

It’s right after you get through TSA and you can get breakfast sandwiches all day!

If you’re looking for breakfast at BNA, keep on walking to somewhere better. The bacon, egg & cheese breakfast sandwich is served on a cheap hamburger bun for $15. It’s embarrassing. I didn’t have anything near gourmet expectations for airport food but this was just bad.

I had a cappuccino with a ham, egg and cheese on a croissant and it was good! It is overpriced for being a fast food tho

After a very long day of several airplane rides I stopped at this restaurant for a quick bite. The menu offered a variety of items. After asking the waitress for her recommendations, I choose a chicken type sandwich. It was good. Not what I would call a fantastic sandwich but overall it was good enough to eat and fill my empty stomach. The tots were overly seasoned in my opinion. It was a unique but I could only eat a few. The lady that works the front counter was incredibly nice and very helpful. She alone made the visit well worth the effort and money.

I had an extremely upsetting and humiliating experience at this location. The manager on duty took pictures of me without consent and called security when I questioned why. I came in wearing my work badge, asked about a frozen espresso martini, and was ignored by the two cashiers for about a minute while they talked. When I finally placed my order, they asked if I worked at the airport and said they couldn’t serve me because of my badge. I explained I worked for an airline, not the airport, but they told me to leave, remove my badge, and return without it while they checked with their manager. When I came back without my badge, the manager refused service, saying I shouldn’t have entered with my badge in the first place. As I was leaving, he took a picture of me. When I asked why, he said it was so staff would know not to serve me and that it was “a public place.” He then called security and described me specifically as “an African American female,” which felt racially motivated. Security found no issue, but the manager also told me I could be watched on their cameras while waiting. This entire encounter was unprofessional, degrading, and discriminatory. I felt targeted and deeply uncomfortable. I will not be returning.