Where is the Best Breakfast in Nashville, Tennessee?
I am a local Nashvillin and live near Fido. I have given this coffee house so many chances but they consistently fail in one area – service. This is one of the main, if not the mother ship, coffee house for The Village and Vanderbilt. I really love the coffee and food here which is why I want Fido to correct its biggest flaw, the service. Parking is just not going to happen for you behind the storefront, so don’t try. (And please stop trying to pull out of the parking lot onto Hillsboro Pike and make a left towards Belmont – you will screw up traffic for those of us that drive through The Village several times a day) Park behind the Belcourt and you will be fine to walk the short distance. Once you get inside, the line can get a little long but they do move. The biggest problem comes when you do order; it takes them on average 20 – 30 min to get anything to you. I have ordered two cups of coffee before and it took 25 Min!! I have ordered two breakfast items with some coffee and it took
While in school earning my Accounting degree, I had to review a local company and explain their financial status using Standard & Poor?s and the company’s financial prospectus. I selected Hardee’s. During this time Burger King was the favorite consumer choice. I personally did not like BK because of the after taste. When I started eating Hardee’s no other burger will do. Remember, doing the early 1990’s McDonald’s did not really cater to adults. I predicted to my class and my finance professor, Hardee’s will out sell and perform financially than BK. Now approx 15 yrs later, I was right. I stated my argument with my class during my presentation of Hardee’s financial position. Most in the class did not know where a Hardee’s were located. I express to them, through a strategic marketing plan; Hardee’s will not follow BK and McDonalds in the same geographic location. In short; I state this has proven to be the best strategy that a unique restaurant can use. Just as Chick – fill
Ok, Noshville is across from where my sister worked for years, but I never had the chance to eat there. Today, while going into town, I thought I would give it a try. A good friend who keeps kosher is coming to Nashville for Thanksgiving and I thought I would try the place out so I would have a kosher place to bring him, when he visits. So, I parked at the market next door and went in. The hostess was an older lady, who seemed inattentive, unpleasant and not to interested in giving a cheery welcome. While I don’t expect a cheesy, fake welcome, but at least seem happy that you have customers, is my thought. But quickly I was seated and served promptly. They didn’t have sweet tea, which greatly perturbed me given that it is a VERY common beverage in the South, even though they had bar and two types of lemonade. The server, unlike the hostess, was pleasant, attentive and earned his tip. The food was good, but unlike what I had thought before coming there, it was NOT kosher. I am not Jewis
I actually live in Nashville and just stayed here for the sake of having a romantic night away from home. Therefore, I can say that maybe for a simple solo business trip this might not be the best choice. However, if all you want is a luxurious weekend and have the ability to splurge a little bit then this is an excellent choice! The staff is very accomodating. I made a special request on an online form and received multiple emails from the concierge about it beforehand. The bathtub is a great size and you can watch tv while relaxing which I really enjoyed. They offer a few different pillow selections- including buckwheat which you don’t see very many places. The room was very large and included a small sitting area. There was a problem with the TVs which isn’t a huge deal to me because I have the same problem at home. The hotel has Directv box there is no Directv box in the room with the tv so the channels are strange and do not match the in-room channel guide. For the price
