Three Brothers Coffee

Never been here till today. Was told they aren’t getting paid what they deserve and so now they make customers wait 16 minutes for their drinks. Chai latte was not bad but I won’t be back. Pay them what they want I say. I got no need for a place that undervalues their employees. Burn it all down I say

The workers deserve better working conditions! Stop slowing them down by canceling meetings and refusing to counter offer their proposals and pay them a fair wage. I am in solidarity with the workers.

Cool vibe. Spacious. Have non-coffee drinks.
It’s connected to a outdoor clothing store next door.

What a wonderful ya to start a week with warm and scrumptious Sammy and some good coffee. You need to swing by and grab yourself some !

Came in abt a year ago in the beginning of the support for y’all’s workers. They treated me so well, and made me feel at home the week I was in nashville. The fact that they are still fighting for livable wages while providing amazing service to anyone and everyone who walks in there is beyond. These people deserve $16/hr plus tips, bare minimum. Stop wasting time on negotiations.

Great coffee shop. Friendly staff. They deserve better working conditions. The $16/hr is very reasonable and deserves

Customer service was great, but the latte I got wasn’t good. It tasted burnt and I couldn’t note the flavors listed in the menu. Super bummed! It’s near the hotel I use for work so I was hoping to find my regular coffee shop.

The workers here are great and deserve better compensation!! Give them their *very reasonable* demands and stop stalling!! Less than $16/hr in Nashville is inhumane—where are your workers supposed to live?? Solidarity ✊🏻

Delicious, quiet, clean, friendly! I had the Egg Sammy and Caramel Vanilla Latte. Both were amazing. Nice space to get some work done or just hang out with friends.

Coffee was good. Customer service was lacking. The two baristas carried on with their own conversation almost as if I wasn’t there after waiting about a minute, they looked up and offered to help me, then carried on their own conversation the whole time handed me my drink with hardly a comment and certainly without a smile. I felt like I was more of an annoyance to them just to be there and interrupt their personal lives to help me.