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Locally Owned and operated Brunch Themed Cafe where you can get scratch-made Breakfast fare until 2pm with Lunch starting at 11am and running until 3pm Dinner is back from 4 to 8pm on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday. From healthy to heart stopping, vegetarian and vegan offerings as well as creative takes on your favorite comfort foods. Happy hour Fridays and Saturdays at the HenHouse Bar, join us for Cocktails and Appetizers Sunday is BLUEGRASS BRUNCH from 9am to 3pm with an Appalachian themed brunch menu until 3pm, with dinner service from 4pm to 8pm
Country-style venue offering comfort fare like eggs benedict & burgers, plus brunch & cocktails.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 36 Franklin St, Nashville, IN 47448
Phone: (812) 720-7040
Website: http://www.birdsnest.cafe/
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Daniel Carr
We stopped in for breakfast over the holiday weekend, been trying to get in here forever, but it’s always booked up. We got the biscuits and gravy, blueberry lemon griddle cakes, and the sweet potato waffles, wanting to try a little of everything. Not impressed. The griddle cakes were the best thing we had, but overall everything was bland, certainly not worth the price, or the wait – it took 45 minutes to get our food. The biscuits and gravy tasted like bacon grease flour, not like good bacon gravy, the waffles were HARD, with flavors that didn’t really compliment each other. There’s better places to go.
… moreAmber Davis
One of our favorite places in Indiana! Especially during October! You can’t beat the quaint atmosphere of this town and the uniqueness of this restaurant. We have brunched there many times, but just had our first dinner experience and it was absolutely fantastic! The vegetarian lasagna was better than mine (and that’s my #1 dish according to my husband). highly recommended! Although the dinner menu is less expansive than the brunch, there is something for everyone and prices are unbelievably reasonable.
… moreKathy M
Wow this place is great. Make a reservation they are a must do place in nashville indiana! Had breakfast at The Bird’s Nest Café in Nashville, Indiana, and it was amazing! The food was absolutely delicious — we tried the French toast, waffles, and a few other breakfast favorites, and everything came out fresh and full of flavor.
The drinks totally rocked — the mimosa was the perfect start to the morning, and the blueberry latte was next-level good. ☕️
Such a cute spot with a great vibe and friendly staff. If you’re in Nashville, this is definitely the place to start your day!
… moreThe drinks totally rocked — the mimosa was the perfect start to the morning, and the blueberry latte was next-level good. ☕️
Such a cute spot with a great vibe and friendly staff. If you’re in Nashville, this is definitely the place to start your day!
kelsi wagner
Amazing resturant. Food was delicious and filling. Lots of drink options. There is a beautiful outdoor seating area. I absolutely cannot stress how delicious the food was. It was heavy for summer but so delicious. Enjoyed the seating and the dining experience.
… moreCraig Roush
Always a favorite for breakfast and brunch. This time we went for dinner and were very very pleased! Paul the chef has some amazing choices that are well crafted and the portions were generous. We had the Lemon Dill Salmon and the Pot Roast. We are quickly making Bird’s Nest a favorite for dinner too!
… moreM A
10/10 all around from the service to the atmosphere to the food. Looking forward to coming to try the breakfast and dinner menus as well. Absolutely perfect little restaurant!
… moreThe Coffman Review
We arrived on a weekday at 10am. I immediately felt like a Hobbit ready for “second breakfast”. Though the outdoor seating in the courtyard looked inviting, we opted to dine inside.
Inside was bigger than it appeared from the courtyard, with booths and tables available. Woodsy decor and art were everywhere, making it feel both bohemian and quaint.
With a large menu of upscale takes on comfort classics, we ordered:
The Scrap Pile
Bacon Gravy Over Roasted Potatoes with a side of Bacon
Hummingbird Waffle Stack
Little Bird Breakfast
The Scrap Pile was a one-bowl breakfast and their most popular dish. The standout was the ham, being wonderfully smoky and tender. The biscuits were a bit boring and felt like filler.
I love home fries and roasted potatoes for breakfast and these were great. The Bacon Gravy was on the lighter side (seriously) and had a nice peppered taste. If anything was lacking, adding Bacon Gravy made it better.
The Hummingbird Waffle Stack surprised me. With an oatmeal-like consistency, I thought the pineapple ricotta spread and banana cream sauce was going to be an odd combination. But it worked! In fact, the longer I chewed the more I liked it. The waffle was crispy, the candied pecans were nutty and sweet. My apologies to its creator for pre-judging.
The Little Bird Breakfast came with bacon, and they nailed the cooking method. It was thick and hearty with a soft bite but kept its shape when picked up. Flavor was on point too.
If you are looking for vegan or vegetarian options you’ll find several on the menu— and they are clearly marked. Lunch, dinner, and drink options also looked curiously delicious. A second visit is definitely in order.
The only hiccup we encountered was the unavailability of several items— two of which were what I had planned to order. I’m guessing they sold lots of French toast and quiche over the weekend. Thankfully our server made us aware prior to taking our order.
… moreInside was bigger than it appeared from the courtyard, with booths and tables available. Woodsy decor and art were everywhere, making it feel both bohemian and quaint.
With a large menu of upscale takes on comfort classics, we ordered:
The Scrap Pile
Bacon Gravy Over Roasted Potatoes with a side of Bacon
Hummingbird Waffle Stack
Little Bird Breakfast
The Scrap Pile was a one-bowl breakfast and their most popular dish. The standout was the ham, being wonderfully smoky and tender. The biscuits were a bit boring and felt like filler.
I love home fries and roasted potatoes for breakfast and these were great. The Bacon Gravy was on the lighter side (seriously) and had a nice peppered taste. If anything was lacking, adding Bacon Gravy made it better.
The Hummingbird Waffle Stack surprised me. With an oatmeal-like consistency, I thought the pineapple ricotta spread and banana cream sauce was going to be an odd combination. But it worked! In fact, the longer I chewed the more I liked it. The waffle was crispy, the candied pecans were nutty and sweet. My apologies to its creator for pre-judging.
The Little Bird Breakfast came with bacon, and they nailed the cooking method. It was thick and hearty with a soft bite but kept its shape when picked up. Flavor was on point too.
If you are looking for vegan or vegetarian options you’ll find several on the menu— and they are clearly marked. Lunch, dinner, and drink options also looked curiously delicious. A second visit is definitely in order.
The only hiccup we encountered was the unavailability of several items— two of which were what I had planned to order. I’m guessing they sold lots of French toast and quiche over the weekend. Thankfully our server made us aware prior to taking our order.
Sheldon
We were excited to try this place based on other reviews. Cute location, nice outdoor space and the indoors is cozy. Service was attentive. Coffee was decent. The food was very disappointing. Gravy was thin, breakfast burrito could have been made at home, pancake was ok, bacon/ham was bland. Overall it is not something we would try again, or recommend. The quality of food did not justify the relatively high prices.
… moreMargaret Musgrave
The restaurant is spectacular. Food is yummy and fresh. Whiskey in a teacup is so cute! I would recommend eating in the restaurant and not the bar—the vibes are much better in the restaurant. The bar is a bit sparse.
… moreCortney Warner
Fantastic. It was perfect. I mean perfect, folks. The vibe, the food, the bloody Mary’s. If you’re wondering where to eat or if you should give it a try, you’re doing yourself an injustice by not. So cute, cool, almost hidden…Just perfect. I will be taking long road trips just for this place. ❤️❤️❤️
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