Honest Coffee Roasters - Berry Farms

Stopped by as I got on the road back to Atlanta in search of a great cup of coffee and this spot did not disappoint. I was greeted with a welcoming smile and a wonderful energy. My first sip of the drip, light roast coffee was like ummmm!!! I've found a new coffee spot to stop in to when visiting middle Tennessee.

The Berry Farms location of Honest Coffee is another great location to get some of my favorite coffee in town.Find this location in the same section as Umi and Simply Living. There are a few parking spots in front, but plenty of parking within a short walk. The seating area isn't huge, but with the tables outside they have about a dozen tables. Along the ordering area are some bar style seats.The employees here are friendly. My daughter and I enjoy the positive vibe.The seasonal drinks are my favorite, but everything here is good. Lately, I've been loving the Toasted Yammy Latte complete with a roasted marshmallow on top. It's a tasty and unique drink that isn't too sweet. The Maple Pecan Chai is definitely a sweet drink for those who enjoy that. On the regular menu I have enjoyed Cortados, cold brew, The First Lady, and The Bootlegger. We also love the Matcha Lattes.The drinks are a labor of love. Come with some patience and it'll be worth the wait. The Franklin Toast (berries, bananas, honey, peanut butter, granola, and hemp) is delicious and hearty. The Avocado Toast was also delicious and not basic. I enjoyed the fried egg I added, but would not add bacon again. This is another great Honest Roasters location for coffee, tea, food, and hanging out for a little bit.

Great cold brew . Berry notes. Well brewed.Good vibes. Friendly staff . Food looked amazing too -- although it was cooked right by the cashier

Came here with my sister. I had the avocado toast and a matcha latte. The service was quick and the barista, Alyssa, was helpful in recommending something for me to try that would fit my preferences. The toast was great but heavily salted and a little complicated to eat because of the amount of toppings. The shop is very very cute and welcoming. Modern but chic with lots of plants and wooden accents. I can't speak to the quality of the coffee, as I myself don't drink coffee. But my sister (who is a barista) swears by the beans at Honest Coffee Roasters.

This new location for Honest Coffee Roasters is in the previous location of Coffee and Coconuts. I'm so happy that Honest Coffee Roasters took over, because their staff is really wonderful.The location hasn't changed much with the new ownership, which means it is bright and welcoming. The staff is really great, and they make excellent coffee.In addition to coffee they have some good food options, including pastries (with gluten-free options), Açai bowls, a few sandwich options, and smoothies.This location isn't especially large, and it has become a popular spot for folks to hang out and work, have meetings, or otherwise spend time. So it isn't always easy to get a seat, but it is worth stopping in for a coffee and a snack even if you get it to go.

We had the avocado toast with bacon.It was quite good.The staff is kinda snotty, arrogant, unaccomplished nerd, but that's kinda the expectation.The look is a unique blend of black/white urban industrial, and it seems to work."The plus sign is a hipster ampersand."-- William Gibson

Everything was really tasty from the coffee to the food but it honestly took a really long time and I had an infant and baby in the car (with my husband) waiting to get our road trip started so it was a bit hard on us. Otherwise everything tasted really good.

They serve delicious coffee, the atmosphere is friendly, and the staff are better! After sitting at the long bar/countertop, the barista offered me some tonic water to go along with my doppio espresso. I'll definitely be back!

Good coffee, quality service. As one who typically likes to mix and match items to create something new, this place isn't keen on that and I honestly don't mind it because their drinks have been good each time.

I visit this location often, it is normally really good and by far my favorite coffee place. However, today there were three young girls working that took our order and served us. we were the only customers there at the time, but noticed they were cleaning frantically like they were about to close. I double checked the closing time for a Saturday, which was still 2.5 hours away. They served our coffee in small paper cups, without even asking if we wanted regular porcelain cups, trying to not mess up any more dishes. When you drive over 30 minutes to get $7 coffees, you do not want a paper cup. Customers should not feel like they are bothering the staff by expecting good service.