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8th & Roast Coffee Co. is a full-service coffee shop and craft coffee roastery in Nashville, TN. Founded in 2009, the company has relationships with farmers around the world to secure and serve Nashville the freshest & most ethically traded coffee available. We offer a carefully crafted espresso and coffee program and an array of house made breakfast, lunch and bakery items available daily. From a global network of fair trade farmers to the freshest cup of craft coffee possible, 8th & Roast’s mission is simple: educate, inspire & serve.
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Address: 4104 Charlotte Ave, Nashville, TN 37209
Phone: (615) 219-4641
Website: http://www.8thandroast.com/
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Miles Gorden
I’ve visited this cafe a few times and wanted to share some feedback about customer service, because the interactions I’ve had recently were surprisingly unpleasant.
On one visit, I brought my dishes up to the counter to be helpful, and the barista abruptly told me to put them in a dishwashing bin off to the side. I completely understand that cafes have their own systems, but the way this was communicated felt dismissive rather than appreciative. A simple “Thanks so much for bringing those up. Would you mind placing them in the bin to the left?” would have made the interaction feel respectful and welcoming.
About a week later, I had a similar experience with another woman. While I was in the middle of an important conversation with a colleague of mine, the cafe staff member interrupted me from behind, made me turn around, and scolded me for not busing my own table, again directing me to the rubber bin. There were no visible signs explaining this policy, and in most Nashville cafes table clearing is handled by staff, so the expectation itself was unclear. More importantly, the tone felt unnecessarily confrontational.
I have no issue following house policies. I’m happy to bus my table if them’s the rules at this cafe, but communication matters. Both interactions left me feeling unwelcome and put a damper on what should have been an enjoyable visit, especially given the premium price point.
I hope this feedback is helpful, because the space and coffee are otherwise great. A small adjustment in how requests are communicated to customers would make a big difference in the overall experience.
… moreOn one visit, I brought my dishes up to the counter to be helpful, and the barista abruptly told me to put them in a dishwashing bin off to the side. I completely understand that cafes have their own systems, but the way this was communicated felt dismissive rather than appreciative. A simple “Thanks so much for bringing those up. Would you mind placing them in the bin to the left?” would have made the interaction feel respectful and welcoming.
About a week later, I had a similar experience with another woman. While I was in the middle of an important conversation with a colleague of mine, the cafe staff member interrupted me from behind, made me turn around, and scolded me for not busing my own table, again directing me to the rubber bin. There were no visible signs explaining this policy, and in most Nashville cafes table clearing is handled by staff, so the expectation itself was unclear. More importantly, the tone felt unnecessarily confrontational.
I have no issue following house policies. I’m happy to bus my table if them’s the rules at this cafe, but communication matters. Both interactions left me feeling unwelcome and put a damper on what should have been an enjoyable visit, especially given the premium price point.
I hope this feedback is helpful, because the space and coffee are otherwise great. A small adjustment in how requests are communicated to customers would make a big difference in the overall experience.
Luke T
First of all I LOVE THESE BEANS, but let me ask something. I’ve come here for years and no joke every single time , many different people, and the cappuccino are ALWAYS flat. Like a cup of milk flat. Everywhere I’ve ever gone is different. Do you all just not know how to steam milk and oat milk ???? This place needs to have a team meeting about this. I joke you not it’s been years every time. Always just a cup of milk no head completely flat. You guys know oat milk streams very well right ???I almost asked to stream it myself this time I love beans so I still come but omg PLEASE TEACH THIS PEOPLE lol. I WILL come do it for free if you don’t want to teach them , please !!!
… moreLindsey Delacerda
8th & Roast is my favorite coffee shop in Nashville. Their seasonal drinks are always creative and fun, and I particularly appreciate the non-coffee seasonal options. I loved their Valentine’s day matcha, their autumnal chai lattes, and their The Holiday (2006) drink (matcha with cranberry and orange!).
I’ve had some of the food options, but the real winners are the delightful drinks and kind baristas. Do yourself a favor and drop by, you’ll be so glad you did.
… moreI’ve had some of the food options, but the real winners are the delightful drinks and kind baristas. Do yourself a favor and drop by, you’ll be so glad you did.
Niksie
What an incredible space to work or study! Coffee is great. I tried their seasons special — Lavender honey Latte (iced) and it was very uniquely good.
8th and Roast is so consistently good with their espresso, be it airport location or their stand alone location. It’s one of those chains that strive to be as good as your local cafe but have all the consistency and standardization of a chain.
There’s so much space inside to host a large crowd. A few tables outside as well. There’s a parking lot nearby and some spots reserved for 10-min pick-up customers as well.
Very impressed with their efficiency. I’ll be coming here again.
… more8th and Roast is so consistently good with their espresso, be it airport location or their stand alone location. It’s one of those chains that strive to be as good as your local cafe but have all the consistency and standardization of a chain.
There’s so much space inside to host a large crowd. A few tables outside as well. There’s a parking lot nearby and some spots reserved for 10-min pick-up customers as well.
Very impressed with their efficiency. I’ll be coming here again.
Thomas Schlegel
maybe caught someone on a bad day – but very rude staff. they accidentally served me two of an item and I tried to help them by not taking the second copy of the item and just got a ton of attitude. small thing but there are tons of great coffee shops nearby so won’t be returning and won’t be recommending – customer service matters and this interaction and scone left a bad taste
… moreTate Bailey
I wish desperately that this coffee was good even a little bit, but it is not. Paid $9 for a peppermint mocha and it just tastes like a mediocre plain latte. It barely tastes like coffee.
The atmosphere is nice and the employees are all lovely; but the coffee is weak and outrageously priced for essentially paying for milk.
… moreThe atmosphere is nice and the employees are all lovely; but the coffee is weak and outrageously priced for essentially paying for milk.
Omar Alami
Really good coffee, think 8th & Roast is coming out on top many of the local coffee houses in Nashville. Really good decaf Americano with flavorful lattes. This location, as with the others, feels “studenty” and young professional, but honestly very trendy. I like the place, full of light. Not loud.
… moreAmelia
Coffee is alright, but atmosphere is super nice. Cute study or work place. I’m a harsh critic on coffee, I think the coffee taste is strong and sharp, but it’s not smooth and a little sour tasting. It’s not bad tho!
… moreLillian Clancy
Mean customer service for no reason. Told my friend they couldn’t break $100 bill bc “they’re not a bank” and had a generally rude demeanor. Needed to fix her face and her attitude. Coffee also mid for how expensive it is.
… moreBartholomew Roland
Coffee is $2.50 and their beans are delicious. Their French roast is great, it’s a nice dark coffee with hints of cinnamon and brown sugar. The whole place is well-lit with lots of tables to sit at. The staff is very friendly, and happy to help. This is one of the better new coffee shops I’ve been to here in Nashville, and definitely worth a stop.
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