The RedByrd Coffee Shop

All profits and tips go to missions local and around the world, love thatAnd the coffee and chai tea are top notch, didn't try baked goods looked

Three strikes, sorry RedByrd. I've been here a few times over the course of three years - it's next to Hillsboro middle school so it's very convenient after a school drop in the morning. Ultimately, I always leave disappointed. Here's my final experience: My plain latte isn't super special. Add a shot, no foam, 170 degrees - I like it hot, it is what it is. The owner told me they don't have a thermometer and she would do her best. Ok, sure, no complaints. But it came out and wasn't hot and had two solid inches of foam. Once you get past the foam, there was relatively little coffee. The reason I get no foam is so I get the entire 12 oz - which is nice when you're paying $6.50 for a drink. Asked her very kindly if she would please remake it because it was closer to 10oz and not very hot. She says yes, and proceeds to ring me up for another cup. When I reiterate the issue, she said she made the order, so this is a new order. I'm a little speechless. Then she says "We like to form relationships here...so I'll do it this time". Again, kind of speechless. But here's the kicker...this time, she pulls out a THERMOMETER. And now I'm fully speechless. We lapse into a friendly conversation and she tells me that most people like the coffee flavor better at 150 degrees, to which I reply that's because the milk gets sweeter, which isn't really my thing. She then proceeds to tell me that she is the one who came up with the coffee blend they use and if I don't like it, I should probably go somewhere else. Now, I never said anything at all about the flavor of the coffee, and no part of this dialogue was combative or really confrontational, but I'm pretty sure she's telling me at this point not to come back. *scratching head*Got my coffee. It's perfectly acceptable. It honestly tastes nearly identical to Dunkin Donut's dark roast drip, for anyone who would like a comparison point. It's dark, a little muddy, definitely abrasive at three shots. I'd recommend not adding another shot, it ruins any chance of balance and it's definitely strong enough in flavor with just two.Bottom line: Lots of people love this place, but lots of people love Dunkin Donuts dark roast drip coffee too...just not my thing. Personally, I'd drive the extra 20 minutes to The Fainting Goat in Spring Hill. Awesome folks, solid coffee (Hatcher dairy used - bonus!), and a really nice atmosphere.

Drove 20 min off my 840 route for some coffee. No regrets! AWESOME cold brew, stickers, & customer service! If I could give this place 20 stars I would. They also have cold brew growlers--incredible.

Lovely Spot to enjoy a sunny or rainy day in Middle TN! Love this Coffee! We take a drive from Columbia every week for our Papa Bird & Mama Bird & the Scones and Doughnuts Yummy Deliciousness!

Every time I visit friends in the area we ALWAYS have to visit RedByrd - the couple who run it are chatty, friendly and fun and the coffee is amazing. Worth the drive to Lieper's for coffee and all the fun in town.

Heck yes I recommend this business! In fact, I'll drive 20 min for their Mama Bird Lavender Latte. Friendly, sunshine service awaits. You'll stand in line but while doing so, take in the Leipers Fork country views, chat w/ another coffee enthusiast or in my case, eat my favorite chocolate chip cookie from the adjacent LF Market-save half the cookie to dip! Don't forget to sneak inside the trailer for their cool merch!

Excellent coffee with a variety of unique (and traditional) options to choose from. And the stand (trailer) is fun and cool. Right outside the cute town of Leiper's Fork, and well worth a stop. I had a Papa Byrd, which is a blackberry latte, and it was delicious. There was a nice blackberry flavor without being too sweet. Very good!Another in our group had the Vanilla Lavender Latte on ice, and she kept saying how delicious it was. The iced Americano was also excellent. We didn't try the pastry items they have, but they looked great. And the service was helpful and friendly. If you're in the area it is worth checking out Leiper's Fork and the nearby Natchez Trace Parkway. And then be sure to stop by RedByrd for an excellent beverage!

A true gem in the heart of Franklin. We stopped in for coffee and some treats early morning. They sell fun stickers and mugs--get you some swag!We found a lady's wallet at the benches behind the coffee shop and they were so kind to work to return it to the owners!

The RedByrd is an absolute must-do when visiting Leiper's Fork. Top notch coffee, espresso drinks, wonderful pastries, and the most kind enthusiastic owner-baristas. Kyle and Sadie take the time to make sure every customer gets a large helping of joy (a shot of espresso is a shot of joy in redbyrd lingo) and can brighten up the gloomiest of days. In the summer I love filling up my cold brew growler! If you're looking for the best coffee combined with a beautiful countryside setting look no further than the RedByrd Coffee Shop!

Yes. Good coffee and wonderful service. The country life is well and good hereStop by and enjoy