Best Pastries in Lebanon

"Stay Golden is the place to come when you can’t decide between specialty quality coffee, restaurant quality food, and craft cocktails – you can get it all here. Their signature roast is their own Guatemala-Peru blend and they also serve up creative ‘augmented coffees’. The Springtime Sandesh good: espresso with cardamom rose milk and pistachio."

"Stay Golden, near the Berry Hill area of Nashville, is another great cafe set in an industrial space. I love the fun interiors at this cafe; the teal bar, plants, and open shelves are absolutely gorgeous!. I had a delicious BLT sandwich and a vanilla latte, one of my go-to combos."

"This Madison bakery has been family-owned and operated by Mack and Renee McGaugh since 1991. While they used to go by another name, McGaugh's Donuts has been serving up their beloved treats to locals and tourists alike. With all of the traditional items you know and love, like apple fritters and bear claws, this shop won't disappoint."

"Madison may be slated as the new frontier for growth and development, but Mack and Renee McGaugh have operated their family-owned donut shop for nearly two decades. The no-frills mom and pop shop carries a wide variety of flavors so there’s something for everyone. Our favorite: bacon maple."

"Have been getting donuts here for several years now and are the best in Nashville. Even what's in downtown!. Went by a couple days a..."

"This NYC stalwart decided to make East Nashville its home-away-from-home back in 2017 and the city is all the better for it. Just like any proper house guest, you’ll be asked to politely knock on the door before being allowed entry. But don’t bother looking for a menu."

"Sometimes it is not where you go, but what you order, and Randy Rayburn's Midtown Cafe is one of my favorites. Pay attention to the menu and you can find some real deals — the chicken croquettes, which comes with sweet pea cream sauce, rice pilaf and confetti veggies, and meatloaf, which is served with garlic mashed potatoes and green beans, are both $9.99. And if you show your AAA membership card, you get 10% off."

"Open Table TOP 50 Best Southern Restaurant in USA offering a casual, affordable, fine dining atmosphere with breakfast / brunch / lunch and dinner with cage free eggs, biscuits, pancakes, seafood, prime steak, veal, pastas & featuring 40 wines by the glass and 150 selections. Located just off West...See More"

"Founded in 1927, family-run Brown’s Diner began in a mule-drawn trolley car. Today, the restaurant serves its award-winning cheeseburgers, as well as fish and turkey sandwiches, chili dogs, barbecue sandwiches, and homemade chili. Sides such as French fries, chips, and coleslaw are also available, in addition to a small selection of beers and other beverages."

"If you’re looking for a spot with lots of options for not a lot of cash, Brown's Diner is your place. Seeing as nearly every item on its menu comes in at under $5, this is the perfect spot for cheap eats. If you’re really crafty with the menu, you can order yourself a whole meal and still come in at around $5."

"A local institution since 1927, this Hillsboro Village watering hole, boasting "Nashville's oldest beer license," draws patrons from all walks of life. Go for the cheeseburger, but don't be afraid to try the Frito chili pie. 2102 Blair BlvdNashville, TN 37212"

"The Hermitage Café is an old-school diner and all-night establishment that draws in the downtown crowd after the bars close. Featuring limited seating, a jukebox, homey décor, and a bustling, cozy atmosphere, the retro Southern diner serves food all night as well as a hearty breakfast of classic dishes like steak-and-eggs, eggs dishes, and country-fried steak. Other breakfast dishes include country ham and eggs, corned beef and hash, a variety of omelets with different fillings, biscuits and gravy, and sweet plates hot off the griddle such as pancakes and French toast."

"Breakfast is served all day (well, night) at this classic cash-only diner, where a little bit of money can go a long way. Hermitage Cafe opens at 10 p.m. and closes at 1:30 p.m."

"This downtown palace of grease caters to the late night/early morning crowds, opening at 10 p.m. and closing at 1:30 p.m."

"Mill Creek Church of Christ, 7260 Nolensville Rd., Nolensville, TN 37135 • (615) 967-6765Hours: 10 a.m. to noonOpen: November 7 through April 25More info: nolensvillefarmersmarket.com. Organic and naturally grown produce, varieties of meat, baked goods, eggs, crafts, live music and food trucks can all be found at the Nolensville Farmer’s Market (now held at its new location, Mill Creek Church of Christ)."

"The Shoppes on Fatherland best resemble a charming mini-mall of locally owned stores that includes a cheesemonger, home and beauty, and bakeries. The district has exploded over the past couple years, with many business owners setting up their first brick-and-mortar locations along Fatherland Avenue, and the East Nashville neighborhood has become a destination for hipsters and musicians—who are, often, one and the same, so don’t be surprised if you see a familiar face you can’t quite place."

"When it comes to exploring East Nashville, Fatherland District might be the best option for a shopping day. As a retail start-up community, it brings an eclectic mix of more than 20 local businesses. From home decor to unique gifts, there is a lot to discover while hanging out."