The Mad Herbalist describes its self as a “tea lounge and blending lab”, where locals can unwind and experiment with new and unique flavors. Our small shop aims to craft a personalized and full-sense experience by curating sharable menus with their edible concoctions, fragrance fusions, and plant-based drinks.
Emma E
It’s our first time eating here. The log cabin atmosphere is really warm and home-like. It’s also got a lovely view. The service was also great; our waitress was kind and understanding.
The food was delicious. We got the brisket & avocado egg drop sandwiches, apple French toast, and burrata toast. The sandwiches were quite good, but the French toast was the best, in my opinion. It was excellently cooked, and the apples were soft and not too sweet. The tea tasted subtle but still good.
I highly recommend this restaurant if you enjoy brunch and a warm, unique atmosphere.
… moreVictor Albright
A true hidden gem. Delightful, balanced, wonderful food and desserts. Thoughtfully prepared and delicious teas. A tiered platter of any three items lends itself even further to the overall feel of English tea time that the place embodies, all while feeling like a quiet hideaway you might find in NYC. Calm, even when busy, this is a versatile choice for a quick bite or a relaxed time sipping the tea of your choice.
From the Mad turkey club and the Green Goddess chicken salad sandwich, to the decadent peach shortcake, everything is the perfect blend of ingredients to elevate the experience and easily exceed expectations. There is nothing like it anywhere else in Clarksville, and I prefer it over similar places in Nashville like the hermitage or thistle farms.
… moreSomer Jane
Always love coming to dine at the Mad Herbalist My daughter and I love to have our girl dates here to try the new menu items and teas they change up. It’s a cabin nature rustic vibe place that is right in the city and the food is served on Tea Tiers if you so choose. We both enjoyed the Stone Fruit Grilled Cheese sandwich with apricot preserves. The hummus with Pita bread was delicious too. My daughter enjoyed her Chicken Cabbage curry soup, albeit spicy, she said it was flavorful. I really liked my herb chicken salad sandwich and kettle chips.. We love sitting upstairs but outside on the patio is pretty on a nice day too.
… moreChris
This is a gem spot, off the main road of Madison. I loved the tea, food and service. Can’t wait to go back here. New favorite place. Support local greatness:) #sswirlapproved
… moreShalistar Young
Tucked away in a cozy cabin on Madison Street, The Mad Herbalist is a delightful fusion of tea lounge, botanical café, and creative escape. This locally owned gem offers a unique experience that blends herbal alchemy with a relaxed, rustic atmosphere. I’ve been coming here for years. Great for a girl’s night, date night, or family lunch. From the moment you step inside, you’re enveloped in the soothing aromas of herbs and spices. The interior exudes a warm, inviting charm, reminiscent of a woodland retreat. It’s an ideal spot for a leisurely brunch, a casual meet-up, or a solo retreat with a good book. The Mad Herbalist’s menu is a testament to creativity and flavor. Their signature tea flights allow patrons to sample a variety of blends, each crafted with care and imagination. Service is attentive and knowledgeable, with staff eager to guide guests through the menu and tea selections.
… moreHannah Myers
✨ This spot absolutely exceeded my expectations! The atmosphere was everything I could have hoped for…warm, inviting, and just the right vibe & views. The food was truly the cherry on top, and every bite was delicious. The service was outstanding as well – attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable. Hands down, one of the best brunch experiences!
… moreJaye
Love this place. Food and service were great and staff was friendly. Highly recommend if you like tea and sandwiches.
… moreRiannon Banks
Husband took me here for brunch. I’m not familiar with tea or tea types or how it should be served so that was a little confusing. Our waitress Nola, did a phenomenal job of explaining the tea selection and menu. She also provided great service and was very personable and prompt. The banana foster fresh toast was amazing. I’m not a huge fan of whip cream, but that’s a personal preference. The brioche bread breakfast sandwich was good. It did come in a small box that was meant to keep it from falling apart but did give slight happy meal energy. The cheese/sauce something on the sandwich was to die for though, I’m still thinking about it. Husband got the avocado toast – he said it was good, but not the best he’s had. When we were there, they had their summer tea selection, they rotate this seasonally. They only have the brunch menu on Sundays. I also had the alcoholic spritzer, I’m not normally a spritzer girlie but it was really nice and refreshing for a warm summer morning. The porch seating is nice and shaded.
… moreKorry Rahn
This is a great spot for lunch. The atmosphere was chill and the upstairs cabin quaint. The brisket dip will be craved and the pumpkin roll, just wow. I’ll definitely be back and will bring friends the next time I’m in town.
… moreGiGi Fuentes
Finally tried this one of a kind of gem in Clarksville. Laid-back and perfect weather to be outside in September. Had the most friendliest staff. Plan ahead for their limited operation hours.
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