10 Best Places for Brunch in Nashville

Tell us about your first impressions when you arrived.
Scents of freshly baked biscuits permeate the air as you wait in line at this stylish, spacious mainstay in the Gulch.

What's the crowd like?
Tourists don't mind waiting an hour for the iconic Biscuit Love before kicking off their exploration of downtown Nashville. Locals love it, too, but they'll take one look at the line and head instead to the Hillsboro Village location.

What should we be drinking?
Breakfast is the main event, so drinks are brunch-inspired—Bloody Marys, mimosas, sangria. If you want something stronger, try the bourbon-based Surprise Me.

Main event: the food. Give us the lowdown—especially what not to miss.
Karl and Sarah Worley created a Nashville icon when they started serving biscuits out of an Airstream trailer in 2012. Since opening this brick-and-mortar, the menu has expanded to hot chicken biscuit sandwiches and even "bonuts," a biscuit/donut hybrid.

And how did the front-of-house folks treat you?
The friendly, often college-aged staff are well-trained by Karl and Sarah themselves.

What’s the real-real on why we’re coming here?
Biscuit Love is a rare one-fits-all kind of dining establishment, meaning you can take your grandma, your date, or your friends and no one will leave disappointed. As long as you don't arrive at 3:01 p.m., after it closes for the day.