Brunch Collective in Spring Hill

This is my favorite brunch place. Everything is on point here. The food is delicious and well presented. The staff is courteous and makes you feel nice and warm. The coffee options are great we tried toasted marshmallow, gingerbread latte and cardamom rose latte. My favorite is the Christy’s bowl. And oh my god the french toast is beautiful and melts in your mouth. My friends tried the sandwiches and oh the sourdough bread was amazing! I will be coming back for more!

This place has so much potential the staff are amazing one of the people there suggested the best sausage I've ever had and their energy and welcoming was awesome but the sausage was raw I was really excited because the service and atmosphere seemed awesome I was let down I don't mind waiting longer then I had to for the food to be cooked properly yet again the front end staff and people were amazing my tea was perfect the cinnamon roll was tasty the rest was really a let down Not knowing the ingredients in the sausage I know if it has any pork I could get really sick. I'll let you know if I get sick I didn't eat the whole thing I left the meat out as you can see in the photos m i g h t update this review in a couple of days

Response to owner: I appreciate your detailed response. I leave an honest review almost every place I go. Most of my reviews are 5 stars! As a business owner, you are not required to have Google reviews and can’t realistically expect all 5 star reviews. Negative reviews are not meant to hurt businesses, but to provide constructive feedback and valuable insights into customer experiences and can help businesses grow by highlighting areas for improvement. The fly situation was a major part of my experience at your restaurant. Why would I not include that in my review? Yes, we were by a door- but if propping that door open leads to a major fly problem inside, then my hope is that by including that in my review, it will prompt you to close the door, eliminating the fly problem, and making a more enjoyable experience for future guests & possibly not having future negative reviews about flies. I understand that there are some reviewers that are vindictive, but the vast majority don’t have a personal vendetta against you- they’re simply giving honest feedback. I read back over your responses to some honest reviews, and my position remains the same. Especially with a young business in an area that many new businesses historically don’t last long- it would be wise to respond with care and kindness, even if you feel that their complaint is invalid, malicious, or they’re trying to put you out of business for whatever reason. People will see your heart through your responses, even if they’ve never met you in person. Lastly, the restaurant wasn’t busy at all during our long wait for the bathroom. Initial review: We’ve lived in Spring Hill for 5 years and have never heard of this place. I did a quick Google search for brunch places in Spring Hill and we decided to give it a try. Let’s start with the positives: Super cute environment! I loved the vibe and the decor. The food was great, for the most part. Everything was flavorful & fresh. I had a bite of my son’s French toast and it was probably the best French toast I’ve ever had! Negatives: We ordered at the kiosk. Since we’ve never been here before, we weren’t familiar with the menu. It took a while to order and I felt rushed since there were people behind me. It also asked for a tip before service was provided. I am NEVER a fan of this since I tip based on the quality of the service provided. Since you order yourself, seat yourself, get your own napkins, etc. I’m not really sure what I’m tipping for. I would hope a business that is run like this would pay a livable wage so tips aren’t necessary. Maybe they do, I don’t know? I did tip 20%, even though I was very hesitant. If my husband would have been with us, they would not have gotten a tip at all. Anyway, we got a cute table and sat down. Our drinks came out promptly, followed by our food. Like I mentioned, the food was great! The only problem with the food is that my brunch burger was absolutely enormous. There was no possible way to bite into it… at all. There also weren’t knives? It was literally the messiest food experience ever. While it tasted good, it wasn’t practical, especially without proper silverware. While we were eating, the fly situation was OUT OF CONTROL! They were all over our table, flying around us, and on my silverware and plate. I’m not sure why the door was propped open. Unfortunately, even if we said something, there would have been no way to rectify this situation during our meal. Lastly, there is one single bathroom for the entire restaurant (that we could find, anyway). My daughter and I both waited for the bathroom for an unreasonable amount of time. I would normally be willing to try this restaurant out again, but I am overwhelmingly disheartened reading some of the abrasive responses by the owner to people giving less than perfect reviews. I’m not sure why the owner doesn’t realize that hostile and sarcastic responses will only escalate the issue, leading to negative publicity and potentially deterring future customers. It’s unprofessional, and most of all, unkind. People talk around here.

Located on McLemore Avenue in Spring Hill, Tennessee, this brunch restaurant is in what is known as the Kissing House, a historical home in town. Ian greeted us and helped us understand what to do since it was our first time here. He was very kind and helpful. They have indoor and outdoor seating. You choose your seat, scan the QR code on the table to view the menu, and then place your order and pay online. If you have cash, you can order at the counter. They bring your food to you. The QR code that you scan tells them the table number. Our table was missing a QR code so we used another tables code, then in the additional instructions section, we told them where we were sitting. We ordered an iced caramel latte, mini toast flight, and can’t decide waffles. The food was good. With tax and tip, those three menu items was a little over $50. If you are looking for some unique flavors, the toast flight provided that.

The Brunch Collective: A Blend of Chaos, Charm, and California Soul The Brunch Collective. Just the name alone had been simmering on my list of must-visit spots for what feels like forever. And while some reviews warned of chaos and a bit of disorganization, I chalked that up to the weekend rush, when everyone in town decides to stumble in. But let me tell you, when my wife and I finally walked through the doors of that charming, old Victorian home, all those preconceptions melted away. From the very moment we stepped inside, we felt embraced by a warm, Southern California energy, as if the Pacific breeze had followed us in. The owners, the hosts—they brought that laid-back California vibe straight to our table, and believe me, it flowed into every bite of the meal. But, more on that in a second. Now, let's talk about that ordering process. Imagine walking into a place with no physical menu in sight. You’re either directed to a machine to place your order or invited to order right from your table via phone. For a moment, we stood there, wondering which way was up, but luckily, since it wasn’t peak hour, the staff graciously walked us through it. It wasn’t chaos—it was just... different. A little unconventional, sure. But hey, isn't that what The Brunch Collective is all about? As for the menu—don’t expect old-school southern comfort food. The offerings are selective, not sprawling. But what they lack in options, they make up for in flavor. My wife went for the spicy honey apple toast, and let me tell you, the way her face lit up when it arrived could've powered the entire room. It was as cute as it was delicious. And me? Well, I went straight for the family recipe French toast, topped with strawberries and banana. To say it was the best French toast I’ve had in my *many short years of living* would be an understatement. It had that balance of crispy, soft, and sweet that you can’t quite describe—only savor. Oh, and I didn’t stop there. I also ordered the breakfast burrito with avocado that practically screamed "California" with every bite. Now, let's talk about the real game-changer: the coffee flight. When I say "flight," I mean it. Three full-sized coffee drinks—each one a different adventure. But here’s where things got bumpy. One drink had oat milk when I specifically asked for whole milk. Another was meant to be iced, but by the time it arrived, the ice had surrendered, leaving it lukewarm and just not what I’d hoped for. Disappointing? A little. I mean, I wanted to fall head over heels for each cup, but hey, two strikes still left me with one great coffee, so I can’t complain too much. Despite those small hiccups, the food was fresh, the ingredients were limited but high-quality, and the flavors were on point. And the service? Friendly, attentive, and totally on top of things, especially given the unique setup. My advice? Definitely swing by during off-peak hours. This place feels like it thrives in those quieter moments when the California soul truly shines through. We’ll definitely be back to give The Brunch Collective another shot. Sure, there were a few minor details missed, but they’ve more than earned another visit from us. The vibe, the food, the soul—they all deserve a second chance. Just be sure to snag a spot early if you want to enjoy some of the outdoor seating, which I imagine will be a hot commodity as the weather cools down. Winter? That’ll be an interesting season for them, but I can see why this place is always busy. It's not just a meal here—it's an experience. Definitely worth the trip.

My mom and I had tried the brunch collection while visiting town. We are from Arizona. The coffee was incredible and so was the food! The French toast was absolutely delicious and the breakfast burrito was so tasty. The employees were welcoming and were checking on us to make sure we had everything. I will definitely be coming back next time I’m in Spring Hill!

This restaurant is a gem! I visited when my vegan daughter was in town for her birthday. The staff was truly wonderful. They were mindful to talk with her about her specific dietary needs & accommodated her well. The food was extraordinary in taste and presentation. We will be returning soon!

Cute little coffee shop with super friendly staff, amazing coffee, and great food. The breakfast burrito and coffee were delicious. We also got a big cookie, which was also very good! Definitely our new favorite coffee spot. For drinks, we ordered a Chai Latte with Strawberry Cloud and a Red Velvet Mocha Latte.

It was an absolute treat eating here! The service, the food, the thoughtful design and detailed touches to the experience, it was all so thoroughly enjoyable! This yummy place is a hidden gem and a MUST if you are in or near the Nashville/franklin/Springhill area! THE FRENCH TOAST WAS KILLER!!!

What a lovely little place. Food is very expensive in my opinion. $14 for one piece of toast is a crazy reach. I really enjoyed the cinnamon vanilla latte and the staff are super friendly and accommodating. The food was a little disappointing this is just constructive criticism. I got the breakfast bowl and although the large portion was great every item could’ve been cooked for longer. Hash browns tasted amazing but were not crispy. I put a note for eggs to be well done and they were still pretty runny. Bacon was really not good- very chewy/fatty and very strong unique flavor. Would’ve been much better crispy. I will be back but I would rather wait longer for my food to be cooked properly than to have it come out quickly and under done.

I’ve now been here twice with friends from out of town and the food is so good and I love that they don’t use a bunch of seed oils and crappy ingredients!!! I would say this is not a place to get coffee if you are particular about your coffee. I ordered a cappuccino and it came out with more milk in it than a latte…barely tasting like espresso. My sister ordered an iced latte with rose sugar and expected it to taste a little like rose so she had to go back in and ask for a tablespoon of rose sugar. So maybe the barista Sneed a little less than what coffees are supposed to taste like when you order something specific. We will definitely be back

Super great experience here. Everyone was so nice the entire time and helped explain everything since their order set up is a but different. The whole place is decorated so cute and had such a sweet semi-modern cottage core vibe. I got the cristy bowl and a strawberry white chocolate latter. Both were amazing and the only minor critique I have was there being just a little too much cheese on the bowl and a little too much salt in the avocado mixture but that could very well have just been a personal preference so 5/5! If I didn't live so far away, I could see myself coming here regularly 😌

This place is amazing. Everything is fresh, and you can tell the ingredients are high quality. I dont love ordering from the QR code, but it’s not annoying enough to not go. Also it’s not quick, but that’s actually a good thing because you know they are not using frozen foods and microwaves. Definitely worth the wait. The French toast is the best French toast I’ve ever had, and the breakfast burrito is amazing. Everything is so filling so it’s worth the price.