If you are visiting Nashville for a girls trip, bachelorette weekend, or celebratory getaway, brunch is not just about food. In this city, brunch often comes with DJs, music, cocktails flowing freely, and an atmosphere that feels more like a daytime party than a sit-down meal.
As someone who lives in Tennessee and spends a lot of time in Nashville, these are the brunch spots I recommend when friends come to visit and want that fun, upbeat experience. Think music playing, champagne popping, stylish crowds, and brunch that easily turns into an all-day event.

Downtown and Broadway Brunch With a Party Vibe
If your weekend plans include Broadway, starting brunch nearby makes the most sense. These spots are lively, social, and built for groups.
The Hampton Social
The Hampton Social is one of the most popular brunch destinations for visitors, especially girls trips. It delivers exactly what people are looking for in a Nashville brunch experience. Bright interiors, upbeat music, and a cocktail-forward menu that encourages lingering at the table.
Brunch here often feels celebratory, with rosé, mimosas, and brunch cocktails flowing while music sets the tone. It is social, energetic, and perfect for kicking off a weekend itinerary.
Best for visitors who want a stylish brunch with music, cocktails, and a vacation feel.
The Twelve Thirty Club
Located just off Broadway, The Twelve Thirty Club offers a more elevated but still energetic brunch experience. The space is polished and lively, and brunch often includes music that keeps the energy up without feeling overwhelming.
This is a great option if your group wants a glamorous atmosphere with strong food and cocktail programs before heading out for sightseeing or live music later in the day.
Best for visitors who want upscale brunch energy close to Broadway.
Rooftop and Instagram-Worthy Brunch Experiences
If your group wants brunch with views and a scene, Nashville has several options that feel special and photo-worthy.
White Limozeen AT THE GRADUATE BY HILTON
White Limozeen is one of Nashville’s most popular rooftop brunch spots and a favorite for girls trips. The pink rooftop space, skyline views, and fun cocktail menu make it feel like a destination on its own.
Brunch here feels festive and social, and reservations are essential. It is especially popular for birthdays and bachelorette weekends.
Best for visitors who want a rooftop brunch with a fun, celebratory atmosphere.

STK Nashville
STK offers a brunch experience that feels more like a daytime lounge. With music, a stylish crowd, and a party-forward vibe, it is ideal for groups who want brunch to feel energetic and social.
The menu includes brunch classics with a modern twist, along with cocktails that keep the mood upbeat.
Best for visitors who enjoy DJ-driven brunches and a trendy crowd.
High-Energy Brunch Outside Broadway
If you want a break from Lower Broadway but still want that upbeat brunch atmosphere, these spots are worth the short ride.
Adele’s
Adele’s is well known for its weekend brunch buffet, which often includes a DJ and a lively crowd. The open space, music, and variety of food options make it great for groups with different tastes.
It feels festive without being chaotic and works well for larger groups who want a fun brunch that still feels organized.
Best for visitors who want a DJ brunch with a relaxed but social environment.
The Mockingbird
The Mockingbird offers a playful brunch menu with bold flavors and strong cocktails. While it is not a DJ-heavy party brunch, the energy is high, and the atmosphere feels fun and social, especially on weekends.
It is a great option if your group wants something creative and lively without the full club-style brunch experience.
Best for visitors who want fun cocktails and a trendy brunch scene.

Planning Tips for a Party-Style Brunch in Nashville
If you are visiting Nashville and want a brunch with music, DJs, or bottomless-style cocktails, reservations are key. These spots book up quickly, especially on weekends and during peak travel seasons.
Plan brunch as part of your overall itinerary. Many of these locations are close to Broadway, rooftops, or shopping, making it easy to keep the day going without relocating too much.
If your group prefers a balance, consider doing one high-energy brunch and one more relaxed brunch during your trip. Nashville offers both, and mixing them makes the weekend feel well-rounded.
Classic and Relaxed Brunch Options
If you want a slower brunch experience that’s about the food, conversation, or a quieter start to a day of exploring Nashville, consider these:
The Butter Milk Ranch – Elevated Southern Brunch
The Butter Milk Ranch offers an elevated brunch menu in a charming setting that feels distinctly Nashville. House-made pastries, seasonal dishes, and craft cocktails create a brunch that feels special without being overwhelming. It’s perfect for visitors who want brunch that tastes like a destination meal rather than a party.
Best for: Visitors who want a menu-forward brunch experience.
Milk & Honey – All-Day Brunch and Casual Vibes
Milk & Honey in the Gulch offers brunch items all day, along with great coffee and cocktails. It’s a relaxed but lively choice that works well if your group is making brunch part of a shopping or sightseeing day. Lines can be long, so plan to arrive early if you want to avoid a wait.
Best for: Casual brunch that can stretch into lunch.
Two Hands – Fresh, Light, and Trendy
For a health-forward brunch with great coffee and fresh ingredients, Two Hands brings an Australian brunch influence to Nashville. The vibe is relaxed and perfect for mornings when you want laid-back conversation rather than loud music.
Best for: Visitors who enjoy cafe culture and lighter fare.
Tips for Brunch in Nashville

Nashville brunch is more than a meal. It is music, cocktails, atmosphere, and shared experiences that set the tone for the rest of the day. Whether you are sipping mimosas at a rooftop, dancing to a DJ downtown, or easing into the afternoon with brunch cocktails, these spots offer the kind of energy visitors come to Nashville for.
Brunch gets busy, especially on Friday through Sunday. Most spots with DJs or entertainment require reservations and can fill weeks in advance. If your group loves brunch cocktails, check for bottomless mimosa options and brunch specials when booking.
Balancing a high-energy brunch with a more relaxed one on your trip makes for a well-rounded experience. Start with a party brunch on your first full day, and pick a classic brunch on a slower morning before shopping, museums, or live music later.





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