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| Nashville Dessert & Coffee |
Bongo
Java 2007 Belmont Blvd Nashville, TN 37212 Ph. 615-385-5282 |
Bongo
Java is Nashville's oldest and most celebrated coffeehouse. The cafe opened
Sunday, March 28, 1993 at 4pm and became world famous in December 1996
for the discovery of a cinnamon bun that many believe looks remarkably
like Mother Teresa.
The NunBun was featured by media outlets around the world including The Tennessean, Washington Post, CNN, BBC, Paul Harvey, David Letterman and (so we've been told) a Calcutta newspaper. The cafe itself was featured in 2004
on The Food Network's $40 a Day show with Rachel Ray. |
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Coco 210 Louise Ave Nashville, TN 37203 Ph. 615-329-0024 |
This
fun and eclectic meeting place blurs the distinction between coffee house,
music venue and restaurant. Known for its jovial atmosphere and laid back
charm Café Coco is all this and much more. Tucked within Elliston
Place, Music City’s “Rock Block” the tables spill out
onto the covered front patio, side veranda and back stage bar stretching
the boundaries of this old house. Stop by in the morning for a classic
New
York breakfast and a cappuccino or dine all day or all night on a varied menu including personal pizzas, inspiring pastas, juicy burgers and leafy green salads then choose from the largest dessert selection in Nashville. Desserts like tiramisu, double chocolate cakes, and cheesecakes. The coffee and beer options will keep you buzzing till late. Open 24 hours a day. |
Sam
& Zoes 525 Heather Pl Nashville, TN 37204 Ph. 615-385-2676 |
This
cozy cafe and coffeehouse, located near the Oaks Mall, serves excellent
breakfast and lunch items, from bagels and pastries to soups and sandwiches.
Of course, the desserts and coffee blends are what draw in the evening
crowds, who use the relative quiet of the place to reflect on their day
or discuss current events. |
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