Germantown Cafe

Food menu is digestible and everything sounds amazing! The French onion soup 10/10 French Toast were too sweet because of the lemon poppy bread but other than that tasty if you like sweet! Wasn't a fan of the chicken sausage. Cold brew available. Service was quick and friendly! Would come back.

We visited Germantown Café for happy hour, and it was a great experience overall. They offer an excellent range of happy hour prices, with food options between $4 to $12 and cocktails starting at $5. Happy hour runs 3:30 until 6:30 PM during the week. We went on a Friday evening, and if you arrive early, you can snag parking right in front of the restaurant. There's also a dedicated parking lot adjacent to the building.We chose to sit at the bar, which had a casual vibe, perfect for coming in dressed casually. The bar area is well-lit, with plenty of seating. The bathrooms were clean and unisex, with two available.The bartender was very attentive at the beginning, getting our drinks and orders promptly. However, toward the end of the evening, the service slowed down a bit. It wasn't overly busy, but we had to flag him down to order another drink, which is why I'm not giving it a full five stars. That being said, the staff were all friendly, and the food was excellent.For appetizers, we tried the chicken wings--they were a bit small but packed with flavor. The truffle fries were a highlight--absolutely delicious! The burger was amazing, definitely something I'd order again. I had the coconut curry salmon, which was just okay; I probably wouldn't get it again, but it wasn't bad. As for drinks, we had an Old Fashioned and a margarita. The margarita was really good, so good, I had two!The restaurant has two sides: one more of a bar vibe and the other a sit-down restaurant feel, so you can choose based on your mood. They also serve brunch on the weekends, which I'm looking forward to trying.Overall, I highly recommend Germantown Cafe and will definitely be back!

Had a delicious brunch here. My big complaint is that with all of the hard, interior surfaces, the restaurant was very loud. My dining companion and I could not hear each other over the continuously growing roar of people's voices. I wish restaurants would work with acoustic engineers, as a few well placed panels on the ceiling could really change this to an enjoyable dining experience.The food was quite tasty. I had the breakfast bowl and it was beautifully presented and also delicious. My companion had the Benedict and also found it quite tasty.The lowish score was for loud atmosphere, not food taste.

I really like this spot. The food is great and the staff is helpful and lovely. The atmosphere is really beautiful with big windows and plenty of seating. I got the salmon burger and literally inhaled it. It's a bit pricey for lunch but on par with the other places on the neighborhood.

Came here for happy hour and it was great! They have really good specials so I would highly recommend coming during HH. Our server was super sweet and had some great recommendations. We sat at the bar, which was lively and entertaining. Would love to come back and try their brunch!

The inside of this restaurant is much larger than anticipated! If you're looking for a quaint but modern dining spot, Germantown cafe is your place. The food and wine was just as good as any formal location but had a great deal of comfort and homey feeling. I had the steak frites, which were amazing. The Ramsay Pinot noir was delicious as well. Our servicer was kind, friendly, and perfect at checking in just the right amount. Overall, I'd highly recommend adding Germantown Cafe to your list to try. They also have brunch and a walk-up breakfast sandwich window called Fancy Sandy's as well.

We stopped into Germantown Cafe after dinner for dessert and drinks. They have two sections of the restaurant. When you first walk in, you're in the bar area that has some booths and a couple of small tables. Then there's the formal dining area. We decided to just park at the bar and hung out with our bartender, Delise. We ordered the apple pie a la mode and chocolate bread pudding. They make both fresh in house, along with their ice cream, and you could definitely tell.I also ordered an espresso martini, and Delise made it perfectly! It wasn't super busy, so we had a good time hanging out with her and satisfying our sweet tooth. I'll have Germantown Cafe on my list next time I visit Nashville to try some others things on their menu.

We came here while visiting Nashville, walking through the area behind our air bnb which happened to be Germantown! This restaurant was so good, service was a little dicey but they were very busy. I kept it simple with a French onion soup and chicken Caesar salad. The French onion soup was the BEST I've ever had, the gooey cheese under the crisp top was oh my god to die for. The Caesar dressing was a little too runny for my liking but still good nonetheless.

Wow, what a fantastic day! I'm in town for my bestie's birthday party and the girls wanted to do brunch. My little sister has been here countless times, so she suggested we grab some food and booze from the Cafe. We were seated almost immediately, and our delightful and handsome server Jake .. NOT from state farm greeted us with a big smile. He was so honest about the wait time, which was pretty long, but we didn't mind. While we were waiting for two more guests to arrive, we ordered a half-pound of bacon and monkey bread. Who doesn't love bacon? The girls enjoyed the bread, and it went fast like the bacon.Everything that was coming out of the kitchen looked and smelled amazing, so I decided to go with my usual, steak n' eggs. And the Topless Frose was soooooooo boozy! It was such a treat.The service, ambiance, and food were all top-notch for me. Thanks for an awesome dining experience...until next time!

Brunch in this happening place was mixed. The Vrab Cake Benedict was very good,; the Hollandaise could have been sharper. In the Breakfast Bowl, it was hard to find the sausage broken up with all the potatoes. There are bottomless drinks; they're not a deal unless you drink more than 3. The wine list is short, but well curated. The noise level is loud. Service was good.