Little Rad Market — Local services in Nashville-Davidson

I think it's really unfortunate that someone with a service dog complained about their experience at Little Rad. I can totally understand why the staff wasn't a fan/was frazzled. Just because you have a service dog doesn't mean you get to rag on a place where they don't allow pets, period. It's the equivalent of a vegan showing up to a BBQ spot and complaining that they didn't accommodate you.

Anyway, back to Little Rad. This place has been a saving grace in what is a very desolate and old-school part of Nashville. Lots of outdated and oddball shops that wouldn't survive anywhere else and then there's the beacon of hope that is Little Rad. Incredibly friendly and capable staff (feel like they're always having to adapt to something unforseen). A good selection of drinks and food. I'm here 4-5 times a week honestly and it's fantastic every time. Keep up...

I only share this because I really do want the best for you guys…! the hot drink game is just not the best. I’ve gotten a hot (whole milk if it matters) latte on 3 different occasions and each time they’re over steamed and way too hot for a latte, it changes the flavor. My years as a barista back in the day, a beverage thermometer was always a helpful tool. The pour method could use work too, the espresso crema and milk are never coming together as one at the top. I’m not saying latte art is needed but a simple tilt of the cup with pouring the milk in. I only want your espresso drink game to be as exceptional as the rest!...

Customer service is incredibly rude. The food is great but will not be back because of the rude way customers are treated. The service dog had been accompanying us for many weeks for take-out food and a familiar staff member was very dramatic and unprofessional when we entered to take out food as we had done every week. Her handling of the situation was very unprofessional and nasty. It was very random and abrupt and when I agreed to leave and just pass on my order to my guest, she became...