Cornell Brothers Coffee

Stopped by for the first time this morning! I got a chai latte which was amazing. The also use JD Country Milk which is the milk I use at home, so it's high quality stuff. The barista was very nice, and there is plenty of space to sit down. Definitely recommend if in the area!

I thought this was such a cute find. This is located in Nolensville's Main Street area and I loved the vibe of the shops down here. This coffeeshop shares a space with a market and a smoothie bar. There is a lot of indoor seating plus these cute outdoor tables as well. The coffee was delicious and they had fresh pastries as well. This one is a little more of a drive but if you're in the area definitely stop by!

What does one do when one wakes up in Nashville to find that everyone in the family has woken up with resting-coffee-face and the only thing within reach is the rental house Keurig garbage? A little panic sets in. Everyone wants a decent cup, but where to go? We're traveling and not familiar with the area.Then I thought of my grandfather. A wise man who lived until the age of 93. When I was a young man, starting out in life, he gave me three pieces of sage advice. 1 - Be curious about the world, and never let your desire for experiences dim.2 - If you are lucky enough to find love, and that love needs caffeine, do not deprive her.3 - People from Seattle know the most about coffee. If you are lost in America and without decent brew, seek out the wise ones.I set out with my tools. Those tools being google and phone. We found a hit. Cornell Brothers. A shop founded by a Seattle transplant who is passionate about both coffee and music.We treated ourselves to a Lavender Honey Latte, a Churro Latte and an Organic Iced Green Tea (Grandpa also said that any decent coffee shop will also have a few teas in order to accommodate the non-coffee drinker). Each drink was hand-made in the most anti-st*rbucks way possible: with care by a single human being who did not insist on using arbitrary mixed-metaphors for sizing and pricing (why IS grande not the biggest, btw?).The result was divine. Small-batch, fresh, un-burnt rich flavor, which was exactly what we needed to get going yesterday. The Churro Latte not only appealed to the pickiest of the group, but actively made him happy the rest of the day. The green tea was fresh and slightly sweetened with a touch of simple syrup/The location itself is within a co-op that offered plenty of options for food to go along with our late owning excursion. While this review is not about the other businesses within the co-op. There's good food to be found here and it's a nice bonus.So, Nashville coffee crisis averted. The family is happy, Grandpa is right, and the rest of the day was spend in caffeinated bliss. I wish we had one of these at home.

Nice coffee spot! Seemed like the syrups were handmade and not too sweet. Great spot to swing in before the farmers market!

What are your hours? This is the 2nd time I've driven 15 minutes for coffee and you all are closed before your posted time. 8-2pm on Sunday is what I see on your site, Google, maps and Yelp. The coffee may be good but couldn't tell ya. Both times I've come they have been closed before advertised time.

Absolutely the BEST coffee around! My husband and I regularly stop by to get the Brazilian roast. He travels often for work and tries coffee all over the nation and world. He always comments on how spoiled we are to have Cornell Brothers Coffee! They also have gluten free pastries that are so good. They don't even taste gf! So yummy! We love Pete!

We absolutely LOVE this place! The coffee is phenomenal and their gluten free pastries are out of this world (from The Gluten Free Goose)! We stopped by while traveling through the area and while we were disappointed that they didn't have the pastries this trip (the bakery had flooded), the coffee and service was outstanding! This will always be a stop on our travels through TN!

I drove 15 minutes out of the way to get here, their hours say they close at 2pm. I arrived at 1:40 (20 whole minutes before they close) and am met by nasty attitudes from 2 girls who say they can't make me a simple latte because they're "kinda closed" even though they close at 2. Then they say they can't make me a coffee because they "have places to be." If the shop closes at two then customers should be able to order a coffee 20 minutes before 2, or the hours should say "1:40". Mind you, I was being polite and simply inquiring about when they close, I am a barista and I understand wanting to leave and I was met with complete rude attitudes saying "they have places to be that's why they can't serve me" 20 minutes before closing. It comes down to them being lazy and the fact they cleaned up too early before closing and didn't want to make a paying customer a drink. Very very frustrating and the owners should talk to their employees about customer service especially when the customer is being kind.

My daughter was hired by this company and when she showed up to work the owner/ manager- looking down without eye contact- said that he had hired someone else. No explanation or a courtesy call. Just thought the patrons ought to know the type of people they're patronizing.

Went a few weeks back and enjoyed the coffee. Arrived today on the 25th April at 2pm to have a coffee. The Barista told us we would have to wait till 2:25 as she was on break. Disgusting attitude and how can a place called a coffee shop stop serving coffee. They close at 3 so it makes zero sense. I will not be going back.