Ugly Mugs Coffee and Tea — Restaurant in Nashville-Davidson

Upon entering, I was immediately enamored by the hipster decor. Names of food & drink were precious (I.e. Argyle Sweater bagel). Sadly, the execution did not land as well as the ideas for a coffee shop/breakfast joint. AFTER he rang us up for some sandwiches and lattes, the less than enthused barista informed us it would be at least a 20 min. wait for the food due to “having only a toaster and panini press in the back”. Feeling SO excited to have already paid for this, I awaited. Hoodie latte was delicious but lacked the caffeine kick I was hoping for. After asking which one of us got the Argyle Sweater, they proceeded to give me the wrong sandwich. Bagels were dry, eggs were salty, much like my body in the state of a 3 day Nashville hangover. They were both so mediocre we reluctantly ate them, then realized they were switched. This experience firmly lands on the list of places I like to call...

2nd visit: this coffee spot holds a special place in my heart - it’s one place I grew closer to my now partner and soon to be.. One of these days we will ride our motorcycles over and enjoy coffee. Our go to is their She-Hulk. Absolutely delicious! The Bingster was also great.

How wonderful would it be to have an Ugly Mugs Coffee & Tea here in San Antonio!? We dropped in early Sunday morning and were absolutely taken aback. The atmosphere is overwhelmingly friendly. Ambiance was perfect. I highly recommend ordering the She-Hulk, the drink was incredibly delicious and refreshing. You can definitely taste the coconut infused flavor throughout the whole drink! The presentation was also beautiful. We enjoyed sitting out on the lawn patio with our coffee drinks. WE...

Being my first time in Nashville, I wanted to pop into a local coffee shop. I have a service dog who accompanies me daily, to work, while I travel, everywhere. Conveniently, after I had already paid and tipped I was informed that my service dog (who was wearing a clearly marked vest) was not welcome. He tried to explain that, only service dogs for obvious disabilities (such as blindness is the example he used) were allowed. I explained that is not how ADA Regulations for service animals works, and does not only apply specific to certain disabilities, but rather all disabilities.

I felt incredibly unwelcome, and had I known would not have given my business to this establishment. I will not be returning nor recommending this place to friends...