Milk & Honey Gulch

This is the number one breakfast restaurant in Nashville for a reason. We had a great visit. The food, the coffee, the service and the atmosphere were all good. They were very busy today with about a 25 minute wait. The servers and chefs all seem to be doing a very good job with managing the busy pace. No complaints. Well worth the time and money.

This was our first stop after arriving in Nashville, and it did not disappoint! The breakfast was fantastic, the staff was warm and welcoming, and the coffee was top-notch. My boyfriend ordered the hodgepodge hash, and I went with an omelette—both were delicious. We also really enjoyed the relaxed, charming vibe and had a great time sitting out on the patio. Apparently, they’re known for their coffee—and I totally get why. I want to personally know whoever made that cup, lol! ☕ As a total coffee snob—especially when it comes to that first-sip feeling—I was impressed. Check this place out!!

Not sure if we tried this place on an off day or something. Everyone seems to love this place, but we were not impressed. The cappuccino was 5 star. For the hot chicken sandwich, both the chicken and the biscuit were very dry. The egg was overcooked. The ricotta mushroom toast was uninspired. The avocado toast was very good, until we found a big hair in our food. They also served us burnt bacon (pictured). Management handled everything very well. They comped us for the hot chicken and the avocado toast. They also gave us two pop tarts on the house. Despite this, I still would not recommend this place based off of our experience.

We enjoyed our brunch experience at the Milk & Honey Gulch. The interior decor was great, but the weather being nice, we decided to sit at the outdoor patio. My latte came in a huge coffee mug and I loved it! The B.L.A.T and fries were amazing 😋 Would absolutely revisit during our next trip to Nashville! B.L.A.T. Applewood bacon, avocado, lettuce, tomato, mayo, sourdough.

This place confuses me. I got an orange juice which came first and was really good! Some of the best oj I have had. Then we got the chicken biscuit and an omelette. The omelette was extremely oily and not fluffy. Also the honey butter for the biscuit was terrible. Not sure how you screw that up. The chicken was very dry/overcooked but also at the same time somehow not crispy. The biscuit and hash browns were both great, perfectly seasoned and delicious, though which is again why i am confused by this place. Half the food was great and half was bad.

Group of us had breakfast here, it was comfortable and inviting from entering, the hostesses we friendly and smiling, we sat at the bar to wait for a table for our group of 8, we were greeted by one of the most amazing and upbeat bartenders!! He educated us all on the. Best drinks and asked our tastes and made us all some of the best drinks! After sitting at our table, that was ready quite quickly, the barista made tasty cappuccino and lattes around, the waitress was very friendly, and knowledgeable about the menu, she was witty and on top of her game, which she definitely earned that 50% tip… If you find yourself in the Gulch are of Nashville, definitely pop in this joint, even if just for a drink or coffee!!

The services are exceptional!! The food is amazing. Dont forget the oat latte, so good. Non-stop country music created a great vibe for this great place. Our server was Britney, who is so sweet and so attentive. She made my day

If you’re coming here on foot via Demonbreun St (e.g., from the JW Marriott or Westin), then note the somewhat hidden stairs from Demonbreun down to 11th Ave South. See pics. This place is exceptional. Delicious food. Friendly, unique atmosphere. Great service. Definitely earns five-stars. The “hot mess” was delicious. Just the right heat and beautiful savory flavors on a homemade biscuit even my Gran would be proud of. And, as you can see, the hot mess is plated as a piece of art…nothing messy about it! The cinnamon roll was too much to add to the hot mess, and yet I devoured it…scrumptious! Coffee was good (unadulterated). OJ seemed fresh (but could have been more pulpy for my taste). Full bar available with some creative cocktails if you’re into boozy brunches.

The Service and Ambiance was awesome! The wait time went fast too. Our server offered great suggestions s and she was very efficient

Loud but really great food & coffee / tea drinks. Great staff. We had dirty chai latte, matcha latte, ricotta & mushroom toast & hot mess - all amazing. We also had fig prosciutto app - it was good but not as good as the rest

Absolutely a stop if you love a good breakfast!! Fantastic menu, great atmosphere and friendly staff. They were beyond busy but accommodating, offered beverages while we waited. We had a variety of breakfasts from the menu, all delicious. Also we had some menu restrictions and the staff accordingly set us up. Black and white vintage vibe in the decor and a happy buzz surrounding us. Definitely on my list to return next time we're in Nashville, maybe lunch next time

Excellent service by JP! I sat at the bar, the Cava Brut was on point and The Chicken and waffles were perfect. The ambience is welcoming a d the place looks clean. I had The Ricotta and Honey and it was delicious and perfect in size.

Nice little find. Got there early and got seated right away, it gets busy and when leaving there was a wait. Food was good fresh and filling. Cute sovereign store in the front. Worthy a 30 minute wait.

Stopped in for a quick coffee to go. There was no line but the restaurant was super busy for a Tuesday morning. Coffee was good, and came out quickly. The cashier wasn't super friendly :(

Great food and drinks but be sure to arrive early because this place can get a wait. We ended up waiting 30mins for a table but once sat food was quick and server was amazing

We went here for breakfast by accident as my husband thought it was biscuit love. Regardless, we thought it was pretty good despite being a restaurant chain. I ordered the hot mess and a hot tea. My husband ordered the homemade croissant sandwich and coffee. The tea was in a custom satchel bag and the loose tea looked like boutique tea which was a pleasant surprise

The last time I visited Nashville, my wife and I had a great breakfast at Milk & Honey. Although the food and service was top notch, I remembered how busy the place was and how long it took to get a table So last Friday, my daughter and I head to Milk & Honey for a late breakfast. When we arrived, there was a small crowd waiting for tables, but then the hostess said it was a 90-minute wait. Fortunately, I saw two seats at the bar and we got seated in about 20 seconds. I started with a large Salted Caramel Latte and it got my engine revving! For my meal, the classic Sausage & Peppers Omelet and Home Fries was filling and oh so tasty. And that Honey Hot Sauce was delish! Madi, who is a jack of all trades, bartender and server, made us feel like friends and took good care of us.

When you are vacationing with little ones, going out to brunch isn't always an option. I had to try Milk & Honey, so I placed an online order and headed over. I had a few minutes to spare while I waited for my food, so I wondered around their cafe and shop area. I would love to come back for thumbprint cookies and a latte! I was continuing my search for the best Nashville hot, so I ordered the Hot Chicken Biscuit. The flaky biscuit, the side of gravy, the crispy chicken - I was in heaven.

Super cute place for breakfast and brunch with creative drinks and freshly pressed juices. Coffee and Southern takes on breakfast favorites. Get there early because the wait is long. We waited 90 min for a table for 2. Arrived at 10:30 am. Ordered the Hodgepodge and Messy Benny, Lattes can't recall the name of the juice.

Before we left Nashville I knew I wanted to try Milk and Honey. When we went to Nashville in 2023 we were not able to eat here as we didn't have time. This morning I made sure we had time to eat here before leaving. We were not disappointed. Service was quick and the food was great. Just what we needed to fuel our system before our long drive back home.

Had a religious experience at Milk and Honey... No wonder there's a line out the door. Literally said a prayer of gratitude on my walk back to my hotel. The vegan curry cauliflower dish was the best curry I've ever had in my life. I ordered it for breakfast, and for something that tastes so freaking amazing, I also feel like it was healthier than the average American breakfast. Service was super efficient and friendly, without feeling rushed. I was in a hurry, so I actually really appreciated how quickly the waiter got the bill and moved things along. I was really touched that the manager came over to explain their kitchen process and verify that my meal was totally vegan, not only dairy free. She even shared that their hot honey sauce on the table was dairy-free, should I wish to add it. I really appreciated their extra care, even though I hadn't requested to speak with the manager. Please note that the Matcha latte contains vanilla syrup, which was delicious... But a surprise for me. Maybe it's listed on the menu and I just missed it. I was surrounded by families, which was a good vibe on a Sunday morning. They also have a bar seating area if that's not your Sunday vibe.

Be prepared to wait! Luckily it's a good area to walk around in and they'll text when your table is ready. Farmhouse style dining room and nice little patio area. Pretty good service. Food is mostly good but you can tell it suffers when they're busy. Undercooked waffle, overcooked chicken, etc. Good selection of beverages.

This food is well worth the long wait. While the restaurant is incredibly busy bc of its popularity, the staff did not let it get to them everyone had smiles on and stayed on their toes. Kudos y'all! Ok so Brunch shots are a great idea for the morning(ish) after a late night dancing and drinking at all the honky tonks, as was the espresso martinis, much needed "hair of the dog". This place is so cute! They have lots of adorable merch for sale and the cutest decor. The bar was very well laid out and absolutely beautiful. The food: The hot mess chicken sandwich was SO SPICY, I love spicy but this was hot even for me. So beware! The poutine was quite original and delicious. Our friends all loved what they got as well, out of the 4 of us none of us left anything on our plates, so obviously it was fantastic. I highly recommend it, but prepare to put your name in and go walk around for a bit. The wait was over an hour. It was so it though. 10/10

Get the pistachio croissant! It will change your life!! I'm not kidding!! All the food was great. Atmosphere very pleasant.

Second time at this location - not impressed. Always wonder why there a line ... really not worth any hype. The food wasn't great the first time around. I held off on leaving a review, in hopes of it being "a bad day for them". Now eating there a second time, the food was terrible. The sandwich I ordered was so oily, it fell apart due to grease. The ham in the sandwich was discolored as well. The only good part of the order was the coffee. If prob come back for the coffee, but I'd skip the food. Staff is super nice though and helpful.

We liked going to another restaurant down the street (see my other review of Nashville restaurants) but the line was too long and we decided to try this place because our niece tried it and liked the food. The server was very good and made several good recommendations. We ordered Bloody Mary's but the restaurant was out of Bloody Mary mix and apparently nobody knew how to make it from tomato juice. Being that they have a full bar. Maybe the restaurant should make sure they have enough stock on hand especially for the weekend. Just saying. Anyways, we started with a whipped ricotta cheese spread with some sourdough bread. OMG, this was very good! Add a drizzle of the honey and wow! Delicious. I ordered the chicken and waffles and if I'm being honest, not the best or even close to what you would expect. The chicken was a small piece and dry and the waffles were just ok. The biscuits and gravy were also not good. The gravy was very thick and floury tasting. The biscuit was cold and hard. Lisa had the sausage and peppers omelette and was very satisfied. Again, I'm not sure about parking. We walked from our hotel. It seems like a very popular spot and the restaurant was quite busy. Oh, remember what I said about the Bloody Mary's? Our server comped us $10 for the inconvenience. I didn't say anything and he just did it. That's great service. Even though there are some positives about this place, I think I will wait in line at the other restaurant next time. Thank you

Walking in straight was a nice vibe, sat on the high table with my group and it was a good time. Enjoyed the food and coffee, had a hash bowl and cappucino. Both were great. Would def come back

This food was so good the latte was great though I wish it had a stronger Nutella flavor. The staff was super helpful and nice. There's a few brunch places in the area but I would choose milk and honey for sure.

Great breakfast spot! Huge menu with plenty of options. I opted for one of their breakfast biscuits, the farmhouse, which was delicious and came with a side of home fries. It came out super fast. Honestly this was so good I'd have a hard time going back and ordering something different. They also have a standalone coffee bar with take away pastries on both sweet and savory spectrums. Thanks Milk & Honey for a delicious breakfast!

This place was hard to get in to! Luckily found seats at the bar but we didn't think that at 1 o'clock in the afternoon we'd have trouble finding a breakfast spot. Then again it was a Friday during lunch.. Anyway! Plenty of brunch options for the breakfast lover, And for those that don't feel like they're in the breakfast mood. bottle specials, drinks on tap, slushy ready to go. Service was quick and friendly. Food Portions were decent. I didn't love the food but it definitely got the job done. It could also be that I orders one of the breakfast sandwiches and not one of their breakfast specials. I would definitely try it again and grab something new on the menu. I would highly recommend to make a reservation if you're more than two people.

I got the vegan burrito. It tasted decent (esp with the hot honey) but much much too small of a quantity for the price. I was still hungry after eating it. I wish the dishes came with both fruits and potatoes, especially for vegan/vegetarian to be filling. My friend got hers with tofu scramble, maybe I'll try that one next time. There is free 1 hr parking across the street. Wait wasn't too bad for 4 people, only about 30 mins. They text you/call you when the table is ready so you can explore the Gulch while you wait.

We stayed overnight in Nashville, on our way from Virginia to Arkansas and decided to grab breakfast here, on our way out of town. I got the ham and cheese omelet and added mushrooms and my wife ordered the big kids breakfast and we ordered a cinnamon roll to share. The food all came out great and the customer service was amazballs. Every single person was friendly and helpful, from the moment we stepped through the doors.

They are very farmhouse industrial and I love the fact that they have both indoor and outdoor seating. The servers are always friendly and energetic. They have quite a large menu. Appetizers, entrees, sandwiches, and sides. A great place to brunch. Very clean, too. I highly recommend the Shakshuka.

Great place to get breakfast or brunch! The service was fast and friendly. It gets busy here so if you don't want to wait, I recommend going early. It opens at 6am! Ok, that's a bit early. The food was delicious. We got the Alabama pork biscuit and Cali chicken bowl. The biscuit was so buttery and the pork was perfectly seasoned. If you like tea, they have really great teas. They have a lot of different options so there is something for everyone here.

Me and wife stopped in here for breakfast since reviews seemed good. The restaurant has a nice ambiance to it. We felt very comfortable. The staff were nice and on top of things pretty good even though this place does get busy. I got the egg bacon and cheese biscuit with the home fries and wife got a bagel. We both got coffees as well. The coffee here is good. We both really liked it. My sandwich and home fries were fantastic. One of the better breakfast sandwiches I've had. The bagel was ok. To be honest I expected a little more for the bagel. All in all great place for a breakfast sandwich and cup of coffee.

Milk & Honey was one of several places I had bookmarked to try for breakfast while in Nashville. I head nothing but positive things about the place, and since I'm a fan of sitting for breakfast when traveling it pretty much sealed the deal for me to go. I had heard the wait was crazy for breakfast here, and indeed when I was in the area earlier in my trip and passed M&H by I noticed a crowd outside waiting to get in. I had planned to have breakfast here the morning I was set to come home, so I decided to get there shortly after their opening at 6am. This worked out great for two reasons: I was able to walk right in and get a table, and during my walk to the restaurant I got great shots of Broadway with no crowds. M&H is pretty spacious - they have a decently sized indoor dining room with a semi-open kitchen, as well as a front patio with more seating. Decor is casual - it has a slightly bright color scheme with white walls and clean lines. After being seated I started browsing the menu - they have a large selection of breakfast items with a variety of egg dishes, biscuits, and other carbs. I decided to start with their buttermilk biscuits - these were larger than average and drizzled in honey (or some honey-esque sauce). They were pretty good, though they were more dense than I expected - I'm used to biscuits being a smidge fluffier. For my main dish I got the sausage and peppers omelette; again, this was pretty good and they did not skimp on the fillings which I appreciated - the omelette was flatter than the average omelette I've had, so I wouldn't expect fluffy ones here. The dish also came with home fries which were also good - as a whole, the flavors of everything I had were great. I could tell high quality ingredients were used. Service was great - my server was super friendly and even gave me a to-go cup for my last cup of coffee. Overall, I enjoyed Milk & Honey - it wasn't my favorite breakfast spot in Nashville, but they serve quality food and I would definitely want to return the next time I'm in the city.

Quality/Quantity - Surprised and saddened... Maybe it was an off day...? Off time...? Don't worry, we will give you another chance and hope to improve and update this review. So where do I start... The hostess was friendly and welcoming, which was a good start. She said the wait time was going to be around 45 minutes to 1.1 hours. An hour later, we got the text, thank you. BTW, we signed up for the first available table, doesn't matter indoors or outdoors. We got a fairly unhappy waitress... At first, we thought she was just direct, or maybe tired. We even tried to crack a few jokes to lighten up the mood, but failed. After, she eventually took table behind us's order, even thought they arrived later; then our order, as we waited patiently. Okay, 1 hour wait to be seated, made to order fresh, we are patient. Then the couple behind us got their food. Then they finished their food by the time we got ours. I checked to see if they ordered something simple? Nope, similar order to ours. When our food came, the runner rudely told me to take the plate off her hands as it was too heavy... Okay... Well you only had two orders that you were carrying, one for each hand??? I was so confused. Never experienced a waitress basically yell at us to take the plate from her hand. Because we had outdoor seating, it just happened to be next to the public garbage can on the sidewalk on the other side of the window. We felt so sorry/bad for the couple across from us as they got most of the flies, wasps, bees, birds, etc. It was so bad that I believe management came and started pulling down all the shades which did improve the situation. The real solution is to move the public garbage can or clean it. Keep the shades in this area closed. Power wash your floors (outdoor seating on the sidewalk). Okay, now for the food: Due to the long wait, we started at their "to-go" cafe and my daughter got a Chai and the Sea Salt Chocolate Chip Cookie. Both were good. Fried Chicken Biscuit - Maybe because we have been eating so many GOOD fried chicken since we have been out here, see other reviews, this entree (one of their better sellers) did not seem to have much flavor...? And take a look at the gravy for the biscuit...? Again, not much flavor. We also felt the biscuit was dry, so the gravy was much needed. Farmhouse Biscuit - My favorite of the three entrees. Good blend of all the ingredients. Turkey Avocado - This was my second favorite. But it's hard to do wrong as it is a pretty basic dish. Home Fries - Liked the fry, but did this sit out for a while...? Many, if not most of the pieces were "soft." Lost its crisp. Berries - Fresh and good. Arugula Side Salad for $2 more - This was also good and fresh. Atmosphere - Crazy successful business, congrats. Small for the sales volume that they do, congrats again. Indoor, outdoor, table, and bar seating. 4 single stall bathrooms which also seemed to always have a line. We went back to the hotel, lol. Open 7 days a week from 6am to 3pm. Service - 1 star today. See above. Price - $66 + more generous tip than deserved. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2008 with all your 7 different brands and 12 locations. See website for all their other brands.

Madi was excellent with her counter service. This was a cute spot I'd been wanting to try for a while. However, I can't say that the food is worth the 90 minutes-2 hour wait that was quoted for an actual table late Sunday morning. Counter service is first come first serve and that was a pretty short wait, thankfully. It was up to par for a 10 minute wait time. The food was good. Potatoes got a little too dark in the fryer, but the mushroom omelette was good. Madi made a good shirley temple. I'd go back, but probably during the week. They open pretty early.

Milk and Honey: A Must-Visit Breakfast Spot in Nashville During my recent trip to Nashville, Tennessee, I stumbled upon Milk and Honey, a cozy restaurant located conveniently near my hotel. With numerous glowing reviews and a reputation for its extensive menu, I knew I had to give it a try. Although the restaurant was bustling with activity and the wait for a table exceeded an hour, the team accommodated our schedule with a to-go option, preparing our order in just 20-25 minutes. After poring over their expansive menu of treats, light bites, pastries, and beverages, I decided on a latte and their signature Hot Mess breakfast sandwich. Let me just say - the name doesn't lie! The sandwich was a delightful explosion of flavors, featuring perfectly seasoned ingredients and a beautifully cooked sunny-side egg that added richness to every bite. It was indeed messy, but every crumb was worth it. The accompanying house potatoes were equally impressive, seasoned to perfection and utterly irresistible. What stood out beyond the food was the excellent service. Despite the crowd, the staff remained attentive, efficient, and welcoming, making the experience smooth and enjoyable. Milk and Honey exceeded my expectations, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone visiting Nashville. Whether you're craving a hearty breakfast or simply looking for a great spot to grab a latte, this restaurant delivers on both flavor and atmosphere. Don't miss it! I loved milk and honey so much that I ate here for branch two days in a row!! Now that speaks volumes about a restaurant!!

Group of 8- got seated within about 55 min of putting our name in which wasn't a bad wait for our size. Our group ordered: hodgepodge hash, fried chicken biscuit, Mr. croissant, shakshuka, and chicken & waffles. Everyone enjoyed their meals- definitely hit the spot. Warning: the hot chicken biscuit is extremely spicy but has good flavor. Our server was great- answered questions well and made good recommendations.

While in town for the AC/DC concert, stopped here for brunch. Very quaint place. We loved being able to order coffee while we waited. We ordered mimosas to share. All of our food was delicious and served hot! Would highly recommend.

Had breakfast here and it was a great time! Busy, but not overwhelming, everyone was enjoying their meals. The biscuits with the butter were out of this world. The chicken and waffles were also very good, although I do wish there was more chicken. Staff was also great!

I'm afraid that I don't get the hype. Milk & Honey is a popular breakfast/brunch restaurant & coffee counter in the Gulch. Arriving at 9:45 on a Monday, we had a 45 minute wait, which wasn't a problem since they took our phone number and we were able to walk around the neighborhood while we waited. The food was fine. I ordered an omelette that was billed as a "mushroom" omelette, but had far more peppers than mushrooms. It was a little pathetic-looking, served with choice of potatoes or fruit. The omelette was probably a 2.5 star order. My husband had the hash, which was more delicious than mine - Probably 3.5-4 stars. I ordered a side of toast for $5, which came with jelly and a single pad of butter which again felt kind of stingy. My coffee was served with 3 disposable cups of half-and-half, and I was admitted disappointed that I didn't get a little carafe of cream with my $4 cup of coffee. Service was OK and I only got a coffee refill when I asked our server when she only re-appeared once after taking our order. In short, there are better breakfast/brunch spots in the area and I will not be returning.

Miss this place already! Everything is made in house and definitely worth the line to get a table. The vanilla bean latte was very flavorful and good. Staff was very friendly and willing to answer any questions and give suggestions. Portions are great and the food is wonderfully crafted. The burrata and fig was very refreshing and a great starter. Highly recommend and will be back next time we are in Nashville!

Milk & Honey is the best brunch place in downtown Nashville with adorable vibes and the best service! From the delicious Vanilla Bean latte to the yummy hot mess sandwich you leave satisfied! The flavors from the pepper-jam, chipotle sauce, avocado mixed perfectly well! Don't forget to take home a bottle of their delicious hot sauce!

Kenzi was our waitress. Couldn't recommend better service. She was very kind and always tending to our table. We had the Honey Biscuits, Cinnamon roll, Liquid Gold Mimosa and Hot Mess. All were very good. Big portions.

Came on a weekday, which automatically had less people and let us be seated immediately. I ordered the veggie burrito made vegan. It was good, thought it dripped quite a bit from the moisture of the veggies. The matcha scone, which is vegan, tasted excessively dry and like it had too much baking soda--would not order again. My friends enjoyed their food. We sat outside, which was okay. Note: coming on a weekend day would probably entail a two hour wait. No reservations are taken. Takeout is possible if you really want your food quick.

Food was mediocre, especially to warrant a two hour wait. Maybe it's what we got but all of our food was decent, not great. Less than Panera quality I would say. Breakfast shots were good but espresso martinis were prob the worst I've ever had. Both my husband and I didn't drink ours and server didn't even notice and question it. So for me, service was also mediocre. A good server notices when a guest doesn't touch something. Overall, not the worst experience but also not the best and not worth waiting two hours

The space was cute and our server was very friendly. I liked the bread and eggs with the shakshuka, but the actual tomato bit was very liquid-y (think purreed tomato sauce vibe and taste) as opposed to chunky and with many spices. Would suggest trying a different dish.

The food is beyond amazing! Do NOT pass on the Pistachio Croissant...it is enormous and dripping with filling. If the wait is too long and you are a small group 1-3 people stalk the bar and cut your wait in half. Milk and Honey is always worth the wait and is a MUST visit list for us EVERY trip to Nashville!

I've never had to send anything back before in my life (I feel terrible) but I did have to because the avocados on my avocado toast were rock hard :( apparently their whole stock wasn't ripe yet from the manufacturer or dealer wherever they get it. When I told the staff the manager came out and was super accommodating, and offered to replace the meal. I chose to get an extra egg instead. The manager was lovely, so thank you for that. But also... the avocado toast had only three measly slices of avocado on it?? The bread to avocado ratio was nuts. My friend's food looked delicious so I'm just gonna assume it was an unfortunate fluke, so I'm only docking one star. My waitress... was ok. She looked like she didn't want to be there, LOL.

Yuck ! First time in our lives that we dumped full coffees in the bushes while we waited 1hr 30min for a table for two!!! Food came out before our drinks and the food didn't make up for the long wait. Don't try the muffins they are super dry. Waffles DONT come with syrup, That's crazy.

Amazing atmosphere! Delicious food and a great bar. The service was friendly and insanely fast. Can't wait to come back.

WOW! I have never experienced such efficient and stellar service! I am currently in Nashville visiting and I needed to grab something for breakfast quickly as I had an appointment to make. When I walked in and saw how busy they were, I assumed I wouldn't be able to be served and was prepared to go elsewhere. The hostess invited me to sit at the bar and I am SO glad I did! Let me start by saying, the bar team is phenomenal. Everyone was efficient and welcoming, checking in throughout my entire meal. The moment I sat down, I was offering water and a menu. Within 10 minutes of ordering, I already had my food! I was so thoroughly impressed! I ordered a Prosciutto, Egg & Smoked Mozzarella Sandwich on Sourdough with Home Fries. Simple, delicious, and hit the spot! I tried it with some of their Honey Hot Sauce and it was even better! Sweet and a little smoky, with the perfect amount of heat. Inside, Milk & Honey has a very modern vibe and even with its busyness, there was space to move around and it did not feel cramped. The bathrooms were also very clean. The real star of the show for me was again the service and the efficiency! I had such a lovely time and I'm looking forward to returning! Happy Eating!!

I was looking for breakfast in the Gulch, and found Milk & Honey. Big crowd waiting, but I got right in at the bar. Loud and bright, just what I was looking for! Ordered the Hodgepodge Hash, and it is excellent. Good veggies, chilies and sausage. Egg was runny and perfect. Coffee is strong and delicious. I will be back!

This is one of the top spots for breakfast or brunch in Nashville. It's always a long wait to get a table but trust me, it's worth it. They partner with local farms in the area to source their ingredients and the food is both unique and reliably delicious. Because it's busy the dining room is usually pretty noisy with all of the chatter, so if you're looking for a place for a quiet conversation, this isn't the spot for that.

Really fun place to go for brunch! We started with an iced vanilla bean latte and an espresso - both were solid. We had the chicken & waffle, avocado toast, and a small caesar salad. The chicken & waffle was delicious and the avocado toast was good but I probably wouldn't order it again if I went back. The caesar salad was good. Overall ambiance was great but it can get quite busy. We went on a weekday and waited 2 hours for a table - good news is it is in a great location so you can walk around and shop while you wait for your table.