Paradeisos Coffee Company — Restaurant in Nashville-Davidson

The mission of Paradeisos makes this coffee shop special. Immediately upon walking in I felt welcomed and it wasn’t just because this shop is located where the three brothers coffee was formerly at. The staff was chipper and positive and the atmosphere was homey. I feel like paradeisos has turned an industrial-type space into something personal (which perfectly reflects its mission). I love black coffee but the iced black coffee I had was a tad bitter so next time I will try a different drink. The chive and goat cheese scone was delicious. The wraps here also smelled amazing as I waited for my coffee. The tables are large, there are plenty of outlets, and the atmosphere is conducive to sitting and staying a while. I am excited to see how Paradeisos grows and will be visiting again when it has been around a little longer. Parking is located behind the building or in the shopping...

Paradise is a delightful coffee shop with a wonderful atmosphere. The space is beautifully designed with plenty of greenery that creates a fresh, relaxing environment. The staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming, making you feel right at home.

The coffee itself is excellent - rich and flavorful. What I particularly enjoyed was the music selection: calm and pleasant, played at just the right volume that allows for easy conversation without having to raise your voice.

My only criticism would be that drinks are served in disposable cups rather than reusable ones, which seems like a missed opportunity for a place that otherwise feels so connected to nature with its green aesthetic.

Overall, highly recommend for anyone looking for a peaceful spot to enjoy quality coffee and good...

I guess southern hospitality doesn’t extend to those who look differently. Stopped in after a stroll in the park. What looked like a solid coffee shop ended up being really awkward visit. Strange to watch the cashier be friendly and chatty with the guests before me and then see a shift when I get up to order. The barista, a different employee, calls my name and doesn’t acknowledge me when I grab my drink. I thank her again for my second drink while she’s standing right in front of me. Felt like a deliberate choice not to make eye contact.

If you are from out of town like me, and maybe from a city more inclusive, this place will be a… potentially...