Osa Coffee Roasters

OSA was a really cute spot in Hillsboro Village, but unfortunately I thought their iced coffee / cold brew was way too bitter for my liking! The store front was cute- they had a walk up window and a few chairs/tables out front if you wanted to sit. The service was great and my coffee came out quickly. Could be a great spot for anyone in the neighborhood who loves bitter coffee!

I love the walk-up bar and the friendly atmosphere. The flat white is the flattest of flat whites, meaning the barista doesn’t aerate the milk, resulting in no foam. I order flat whites for a thinner layer of foam and a fuller beverage. The coffee was tasty, and I’d stop by again.

A deceiving walk-up coffee stand on the side of the road, Osa passed the best cold brew in Nashville through their window. The fact that they roast there is very cool. Service was friendly. It is clearly a local’s spot, and there was a decent line but it kept moving. The honey latte seemed very popular, too.

Asked for an iced coffee with no ice. The drink was $6. Here is a picture of what was given to me. Barista said that it would be an additional $1.50 to actually fill the half empty cup with coffee. I laughed initially thinking he was joking. The barista even agreed it was ridiculous. So apparently a $6 coffee only gets you half of the cup.

You can find Osa Coffee all around Nashville, but the hub and walk up coffee bar in Edgehill is the spot! We score the Drip 8.8, Espresso 8.7 and the Vanilla Latte 8.7. If available make sure to try their Brazilian Sweet Yellow. Also, grab a bag or 2 for some good home brews.

I stopped by the coffee shop when I took a walk around. It was nice experience! They welcomed me with smile and the cappuccino was good taste. They sell some foods so I want to try them next time.

We love trying new coffee places! OSA is close to our hotel and we decided to explore it. Great little coffee place where they roast their own coffee beans. We ordered a Cortado, Quattro ☕️ and a banana bread!! Everything were delish and I ❤️the banana bread. It was moist and I can taste chunks of banana 🍌. Too bad I take a pic of it!

What a lovely place. Fantastic coffee and so much other goodness too. Ben was so great. He made us some delicious coffees and was so friendly, telling us all about the history of the name of the place, special menu items, and more. Every time I’m in (or near) Edgehill, I make sure to stop by OSA Coffee. Great People. Great Coffee. Great Place.

Sometimes, you just need something reliable. Not flashy, not trying too hard, just something that shows up, does exactly what you hoped, and gives you a little peace. That's Osa Coffee. It feels like the kind of place a therapist would prescribe if you said, "I just want one thing in my life to be easy." You walk up to this cute little cabin like you've accidentally wandered into the part of a Hallmark movie where a handsome lumberjack (who's emotionally available and roasts his own beans) might appear. You don't see him, but the coffee comes close. I ordered an iced vanilla latte with regular milk because I'm not scared of cows, and honestly, it was perfect. Not too sweet. Not too bland. Not overly iced. It tasted like peace. Like maybe I do have my life together, at least until the caffeine wears off. There's no line. No flies. No pretentious energy. Just good vibes, fast service, and really solid coffee. It's the kind of place that makes you feel seen without anyone actually talking about their childhood. Go. Get your latte. Maybe meet a lumberjack. At the very least, meet your new favorite coffee. xoxo, Gossip Grind

YOU OUGHTA STOP BY OSA COFFEE | we were in DESPERATE need for coffee and found Osa nearby. The coffee shop is really like a coffee truck or kiosk but don't underestimate their coffee! I just wanted a solid iced cafe au lait to start the day and it really hit the spot. The menu is a little limited but I don't blame them with the small space. Definitely recommend if you're in the area and looking for a local caffeination station!

Great coffee, and you can easily walk to it from Belmont or Vanderbilt. Friendly service too!

Cute outdoor coffee shop. Not too many options, but enough to get by. The staff was friendly and the order came out quick. Iced coffee with no cream and vanilla bean syrup was okay, nothing special. If you want really strong coffee, stop here.

A quick and easy walk up coffee shop! The barista was so friendly, had a great vibe. She helped me with some decision making since it was my first time. Ended up getting a vanilla latte with oak milk and light ice. Delicious! Pro- tip: Egghill is a few hundred feet away too. Perfect combo.

Cute walk up window for coffee. I opted for an iced chai with oat milk and it was delish! There's a few tables for outdoor seating. Menu is somewhat limited, but has all the espresso staples and they're experts at what they make. I also peeped a variety of local pastries that looked amazing, will be back to try!

I think walk up coffee windows are a great idea. This one has small tables on the sidewalk for you to hang if needed and a bench outside. The service here was fast and friendly. I wish my vanilla latte had a little more vanilla flavor but overall it was delicious. I would definitely come back and grab a pastry with my drink in the mornings.

What makes Osa one of the best coffee shops are their freshly roasted beans. Not only can you go and get a great tasting coffee from their amazing baristas, but you can purchase some of the highest quality beans. They have become a staple in our household. Most recently we purchased the Rwanda Kageyo whole beans and it is by far a favorite. It pulls espresso beautifully and makes for a great latte or macchiato.

On my short trip to Nashville I still had to check out the local coffee scene! Aesthetics: walk up coffee shop (no seating or Wi-Fi) perfect for a morning walk or taking to egg hill for breakfast Service: efficient, friendly Drinks: Solid and smooth espresso drinks- I got my usual oat milk cappuccino and was not disappointed.

OSA Coffee was delicious. The chai was so powerfully spiced and we loved the decor inside. They have a pickup window in addition to a small indoor space for seating.

I love living right around the corner from this coffee shop! It's the perfect spot to grab a quick coffee and continue with my morning walk. The people who work there are always so nice and the coffee is dang good.

Great little coffee spot with some excellent coffee. Check out the chai while you're at it.

What a cute coffee window! It reminded me of a place I loved in Tokyo called About Life. You can't go inside, you can only order from the window. They have plenty of options, including decaf espresso. They also have Dozen bakery products. Mmmmmmm! The coffee is strong, per my caffeine drinking husband. I got an oat milk, vanilla bean, decaf latte. It was everything I wanted. Not very acidic, lots of flavor. Smooth and easy-drinking. The prices are good too! I got out of there with an oat milk latte, with vanilla, a cold brew, and a chocolate croissant for $18 including tip. In Nashville right now, I'll call that a win. It's definitely worth a visit, especially if you are over that way!

This cute walk up coffee shop has been on Edgehill for some time and I FINALLY got the opportunity to come by. The service was amazing, quick and easy. My latte even better! I'll be back after church every Sunday!

BEST. CHAI. EVER. It's unbelievably spicy, perfectly sweet, and not too milky at all!! Both the hot and iced versions are DELECTABLE. The workers are also super super sweet, and the drinks are honestly really affordable. You cannot go wrong. The workers always talk to me, and even gave me a free drink on my graduation. If you're looking for pastries, look no further than the coffee cake (scrumptious) and the bacon cheddar scone (so savory). My friends and I are obsessed with Osa and you should be too.

No indoor seating, no problem. I've tried most of the coffee shops in town and this is by far my favorite. Great quality and friendly service from experienced baristas make this my "go to" coffee shop and most recommended to anyone that asks me. Their barista staff has very little turnover (none that I've noticed over the past two years), so experience and familiarity with their equipment makes for consistently amazing espresso. Their roasting team does an amazing job creating flavorful and balanced profiles every time. Don't miss the chance to grab a bag of their beans when you're there.

We've come here daily since moving a few days ago. We usually only get served by Hannah she's AMAZING and makes amazing coffee.

How can you give this place anything less than 5 stars?! A walk up window or drive-up, in my experience, coffee shop with everything your little rapidly beating caffeinated heart needs. OSA offers Lattes, cold brew, espresso both in cuban and Vietnamese styles and Americanos. They even offer oat milk, which is awesome! I got the cold brew with oat milk and, yowza! This drink had some zip! The 16oz was plenty and kept me going for the rest of the afternoon. The coffee was delicious and has me craving one right now as I write this review. I love the drive up option for this coffee shop. Super convenient, especially with my 11-month in the car.

Follow unto my earlier review. Photo to add to review so the espresso machine is visible.

My inner coffee fanatic really enjoyed the coffee at Osa! It's a cute little walk up shack, perfect for the quick coffee pick up. Coffee is also really great. I got the drip coffee and that satisfied my coffee snob. Definitely putting Osa in my Nashville Itinerary for future travels.

Coffee was amazing! I just really wish they had caramel syrup!!!!! The place itself is so cute and around some shops, so a perfect pick me up. The service was fast and friendly!

Quick trip to Nashville but I still had the opportunity to visit a few local coffee roasters. Osa was one of two, 5-star finds. The coffee was amazing so I bought a bag to take back to Oregon. I only wish they had a table or two inside to experience their culture. Great business!

Amazing! I absolutely loved it. It's a little hole in the wall, almost literally. The girls working were so nice. Their cold brew is 10/10 and does not need any creamer whatsoever. Please stop by if you're in the area.

When we travel we look for coffee roasters, because anyone can serve coffee! But not everyone knows how to roast and craft it. Osa is definitely part of the small group that know how to do it all - with their no frills but very fun window service. I ordered a cortado which came quickly in a tiny to go cup. It was creamy but not too acidic which some cortados can be. My husband ordered a black coffee - the true test and really enjoyed their unique blend.

My vanilla latte left a lot to be desired. My wife's iced dirty chai was better. Maybe we caught them on the wrong day but I was disappointed.

What USED to be the best coffee in Nash is NO LONGER the case for some reason. I don't know what happened, but this last couple months their coffee and shots are not coming out good. Yur fine if you stick to the chai latte or non-coffee drinks now, but what a shame, cuz osa was my go-to. Now I head over to the loading dock or the well.

This cute coffee shop is a short distance from my apartment, making it a fun place to walk to on a sunny afternoon! I love Osa's Coffee and pastries! They get all of their pastries from one of my favorite local bakeries (Dozen Bakery) so I love to come here and grab a croissant with my coffee! Be sure to stop here next time you are in the midtown area!

Coffee was delicious but the espresso to oat milk ratio was a bit too much, I love strong coffee but I also love a Saturday sweet latte

Stopped by before class and honestly it was the best pick me up- from the service to the cold brew with oat milk. It's a small pick up counter situation with friendly people, and it was fairly quick service. Luckily, I had no line and feeling grateful!

ordered the iced vanilla bean latte with oat milk, so good!!! the two people working were lovely. wish there was somewhere to sit inside on a hot day, but otherwise 10/10!

Fun walk up experience and good coffee. Run past it all the time and always smells so good i come right back after

An ode to Osa is not enough with just a simple Yelp review. The staff are beyond friendly and the coffee roast is just...*chef's kiss*. Osa is the closest I've come to European style coffee at an affordable price in Nashville. Even in the pandemic, they are carefully offering cafe goers a shaded area to safely stand in line while socially distanced. Not to mention, they have an area where you can let your pup have a drink of water if you're going on a walk. While a modest establishment, every effort is in place to put the customer at ease, including great music each morning. The coffee itself is good enough that I once had a friend stop us in the middle of the work day to grab a cup each for her birthday. My personal go-to order is a Vietnamese expresso shot-turned-latte. I really like how flexible the baristas are. If you want your coffee a different way than they have it on the menu, they are super flexible. (Now, I'm not sure this goes for all, "non-dairy soy creamer, 1/2 pump of so-and-so" that you can pull at Starbucks, so take this with a grain of salt.) Osa also partners with some local bakeries (like Dozen) to offer scones, muffins, and other yummy breakfast goodies. A must! I recommend coming here when you can find parking nearby - Edgehill Village gets pretty busy and street parking fills up fast. It's best if you're going on a walk, and Osa happens to be nearby. Do be careful on the nearby sidewalks - I've tripped every other time on the broken concrete near the entrance. Otherwise, happy expresso drinking!

I love this little local coffee shop! Some of their roasts literally taste like chocolate. They have pastries from Baked on 8th. Just make sure you stop by in the morning or right after lunch - this takeout only place closes pretty early. They have this awesome deal where you get any 5$ drink for free with a purchase of two bags of beans. The barista said his favorites are the Guatemala and Honduras beans right now. Go check this place out!!!!

Osa is by far my favorite coffee stop in Edgehill; the coffee is consistently some of the tastiest in Nashville. Another plus is that they only play absolute bangers, which makes the wait for drinks (albeit short) really enjoyable. The positives are numerous, hence the 5-star rating, but I do want to note that I had a disappointing experience there today. My favorite beverage at Osa on a hot day when I don't want caffeine but still want to support this small business is Iced Rishi Sage Mint Tea (recently rebranded as Lavender Mint). When I asked for that today, I was told that they don't make iced tea. I've ordered this drink dozens of times at Osa, so I was perplexed to hear this. I generally love the vibe of this place, but today left me a bit confused.

Feeling very lucky to live right around the corner from this tiny yet mighty spot. The small space is a green and leafy oasis on a cold February day, and I try to take full advantage of their (very) limited seating & enjoy my excellent cup of coffee for a few minutes before heading on my way. It is such a treat to chat with the friendly staff and watch the roasting operation. I had a scrumptious bacon scone this morning, one of several pastry options available. I look forward to trying their Cuban coffee, I have high hopes! Having Osa in the neighborhood is a daily joy.

Stopped by almost everyday I've visited Nashville. It's a teeny roastery embedded in between residences, music row and super close to the Vanderbilt campus but they do coffee right! Got us coming back everyday. I like the cold brew and my fiancé just gets a brewed coffee, but they roast the coffees onsite and have superb service. 10/10 would recommend for quality coffee!

Had the best ham and cheese croissant I've ever had in my life. Dudes are super chill and joke around with you. Coffee was fantastic and quickly made.

You know you're doing something good when there is a line outside the door at 7am when you open. Local coffee roaster does good. Worth the line.

Amazing cold brew! Great staff and music. Only thing to note is they don't have seating so it's a grab and go kind of coffee place.

My daily is an oat milk honey latte. They make a great one at Osa Coffee Roasters. Nice people...great area and they roast their coffee on-site.

One of the best damn dirty chai lattes I've had! I had a great experience, the guy who worked there was super nice, and it had a super cool vibe to it. Highly recommend!

Osa is a cute little spot with delicious coffee and some very good baked-goods as well. Worth a stop!

This place is great! The staff is super nice and I really love the walk up window (especially with corona being a issue). They are a bit pricey (about $6 for an iced latte), but the quality is good and they don't put too much ice, so you really do get quite a bit of coffee. The pastries aren't too bad, but I wouldn't really recommend them. The iced vanilla lattes and Matcha lattes is something I would recommend though!

Excellent coffee. So convenient to order from the sidewalk. Quiet street. Friendly staff. Good stuff.

Customer service: Staffed by typical disgruntled millenials that hoped to make a career out of the service industry. Quality: $16 for a 12oz bag of beans? Aren't we special.. Atmosphere: This hole in the wall is not exactly paying through the nose in rent to justify the price. Zero seating. And the rude/snobby staff flat out said to 'look around at other places, they cost the same'. He has no sense of tact on how to sell the benefits of their roast. Well actually, no. Other places are about $4 cheaper per bag and that is still is inflated for what you get with these fruity note coffees that they think are so boutique. And on my way out, the staff sarcastically said to check the grocery store for cheaper coffee. Right in front of customers. Classy place!

Great coffee and loved the idea of the walk-up window. Paid $11.20 for a pain au chocolat (chocolate croissant) and 16oz latte. Pastry wasn't bad and the latte was quite good.

This place is what I've been looking for in the midtown/music row/Edgehill area. Great vibes & great joe. It's a small spot, ideal for grab and go coffee. If on a walk near Edgehill in the morning, make sure your route swings by Osa. If you need some grub, get there early! Their small sampling of pastries goes quick.

There are a lot of great coffee shops in Nashville, but Osa is the best I've had. You can't go wrong with anything they have on the menu. Not to mention the staff are cool, helpful, and quick. If you are looking for a place to buy good roasts for home they have that covered too. If you love coffee you have to stop by here.

Amazing coffee!! Definitely my favorite in Nashville. They close at 1pm though so just keep that in mind!