Cafe Roze

We're already planning our next trip centered around this cafe. That's how good it is. The Roze Latte was beautiful and delicious. The black coffee was abundantly refilled and satisfying. The stars of my choosing were the ethereal bone bone broth served in a coffee cup. May I have another please? The Roze Bowl left me speechless once it was presented; the beautiful pale pink swath of beet tahini on the side of the bowl paired with a stack of lentil/quinoa/ pickled beets/ carrots/micro greens/zucchini was a delight for the eyes and palate. The salty turmeric egg brought the whole dish together. My husband said the egg sandwich was "Fabulous! The salad that came with it was outstanding."The staff were all very friendly from the moment we walked in on a Wednesday morning. They remained genuine, caring, and helpful throughout our meal. I only wish we could eat more from the menu items but that's another trip from Denver to Nashville that we'll have to make. Yes, just for this cafe.

I met up with a friend for breakfast at Cafe Roze, and loved the bright vibes and colorful foods. Even if you're not the biggest breakfast person (which I am not), there's something fun and fresh for everyone on their menu.Coffee is a must here, and if you like honey, you'll love their honey vanilla latte. This is not something that's expressly offered on the menu, but easily crafted with what they have on hand. On a previous visit, I also tried the Roze Latte, which is a bit too floral for my taste, but tasty if you typically go for that sort of thing. For food, I went with their Coconut Yogurt. This is a nice mix of fresh fruit and crunchy granola, and while the yogurt was extra creamy, it didn't taste much like coconut to me. My friend ordered the Egg Bowl, which looked delicious!I look forward to visiting Cafe Roze again soon, and trying some of their lunch and dinner options. This is one of my favorite neighborhood pockets in East Nashville, and I recommend a visit to locals and travellers alike!

Cafe Roze has always had a certain charm, but there's one glaring exception--Caroline, the bartender. Her approach to hospitality is nearly non-existent, making what should be an enjoyable experience feel like a chore. I've sat at the bar with her no fewer than 50 times, and not once has she bothered with the basic decency of asking, "How are you?" or even a simple "Thank you for coming." Instead, every interaction feels condescending, cold, and borderline rude. It's baffling to think someone like this represents the front line of guest service. Caroline embodies the worst of what modern hospitality has become--aloof, disinterested, and clearly checked out. I dread sitting at the bar when she's working, and it's hard not to think her leadership is part of the reason why Cafe Roze has seen such high turnover with their bartenders. I imagine no one wants to work under her. It's unfortunate, because this place could be so much more.

Great brunch spot with tasty, healthy food. We visited with a group of 7, and all of us were very pleased with the food and service. Our waiter was super nice and helpful, and fast too.I tried the savory oats which were exactly what I wanted. I ordered a side of bacon to accompany, and crumbled it into the oats to match the dish (I do have to say that considering the price for the side, 2 bacon strips are a bit on the lower end). The roze latte (iced) also was delicious.The ambiance was quiant as the restaurant is not too big. Lots of natural light make it a joy to stay in. Curious to learn how the dinner menu would be!

I came here once on a busy weekday evening! Though it was busy, I was able to avoid a wait by snagging a seat at the bar. I guess they're more of a regular cafe/coffee bar in the day & then more dinner restaurant in the evening. The bartender was nice and helpful, & my food came out pretty quickly. Both items I got were just lovely, the Beet Salad & the Risotto Nero. Mushroom Risotto is one of my favorite foods anyway, but they took it to another level with theirs with the black garlic flavor! Would definitely come backs.

Cute neighborhood cafe. The vibe is casual but the food is finely made. The stout waffles were brilliant and the sandwiches were fresh and thoughtful made.The cocktails can be improved and the quantity of the cocktails were too small for the price. Overall had a pleasant time and will like to visit again

My beautiful friend (and Nashville local) J9 took me here.And...everything is beautiful.Beautiful people inside.Beautiful ambiance.Beautiful food.The food is also very unique. Some of my favorite places to eat use vegetables in unique and creative ways (not just salads and sides), and this is one of those places. I got a broccolini sandwich. It was delicous......and beautiful.

Found this hidden gem during our visit to Nashville and absolutely loved it. Such a cute spot with great vibes, friendly service, and amazing food. We had the coconut yogurt, avocado toast, smoked trout toast, egg sandwich, roze latte, and turmeric steamer. Everything was a 10/10x. The food arrives quickly and the portion sizes are good. Everything is freshly prepared and tastes incredible. Special mention for the Roze latte, it's a must try. Place is busy so get reservations. Overall had a wonderful experience, highly tec

Food was mediocre. $4 up charge for some sliced Kraft cheese is beyond wild to me. The Cafe Roze latte was the only thing that deserves praise.

Very friendly staff. Excellent coffee drinks. The menu provided some unique selections so we came twice while we were in Nashville.