Loveless Cafe Biscuits
 

Hot, buttery biscuits are only one thing served on the Loveless Cafe menu!

Loveless Cafe on Facebook
 

Check out our Facebook page and see what so many folks are buzzing about!

May is National BBQ Month
 

Click to see all the ways to PIG OUT for National BBQ Month with the Loveless Cafe

breakfast-resized
 

Homecooked country breakfast served all day, every day.

Loveless Cafe Apparel
 

Looking for a little Loveless in your life? Check out our apparel selections in our online store!

Smokehouse To Go
 

Our Hickory-Smoked BBQ is cooked fresh every day. Come in and try it in person or order it by the pound with Smokehouse To Go!

BOGO Sale on Loveless Cafe Bacon
 

Love bacon? Who doesn’t! Well, stock up on swine in time for Father’s Day with our Bring Home the Bacon Sale and receive one FREE pound of bacon for every pound purchased!


Photos

View More Photos

Latest News

Bring Home the Bacon Sale - Buy 1, Get 1 Free!

Buy 1, Get 1 FREE Sale on Loveless Bacon

With Father’s Day around the bend, there’s no better gift to get Dear ol’ Dad than Bacon! Our Bring Home the Bacon Sale is the perfect excuse to stock up on some swine with a special offer of a free pound of bacon with each pound purchased. . . Read More


Loveless Memories

104 These pictures were taken on November 10.  The event was the annual Durkee Brothers Weekend.  There are a total of 8 brothers and 1 sister (the oldest of he 9 kids) who are scattered across 5 states.  The brothers and the one brother-in-law (just the guys) go somewhere for a long weekend every November, this year it was Nashville with a key stop for the 2008 trip being the Loveless Cafe.   The food was great (we had the family style dinner), the biscuits were melt in your mouth fantastic, and the staff was friendly.  We will be back!!   Greg Middlemis the brother-in-law  

— Greg Middlemis

Lillis-Loveless Just wanted to share these! I’ve lived my whole life an hour away in Murfreesboro, TN & have always heard my dad mention this place. After seeing the Bobby Flay Throwdown episode several times, my husband & I were convinced to give it a go! So last week we treated my dad to his birthday dinner & we loved it! The environment & food were great. Thank you for great service & a good taste of history, as well! We look forward to someday coming back for the music in the barn!   Allyson Lillis Clarksville TN  

— Allyson Lillis

I brought my sister down to Vandy Hospital about 4 weeks ago. So we ate at the cafe twice and it was great. Thank you to the staff and everyone there.   P.S.   We will be Back!!!!!   Phil Widener

— Phil Widener

Kathy Wheeler Just want to tell you, my friend Linda Pflugrad and I stopped for breakfast on our first morning in Nashville a couple of weeks ago and were delightfully surprised.  Your biscuits and gravy was OUT OF THIS WORLD!!!  So were your homemade jams.  We enjoyed it so much that we came back before heading to the airport to return home.   You can be assured that next time we are in Nashville, we will have you on our list of ‘must go’ places!  Thought I’d share a photo of the two of us having breakfast at the Loveless Cafe.  Linda is on the left and I am on the right. Notice our BIG smiles.  :-)... READ MORE >>

— Kathy W.

Darren at the Loveless with Carol Fay Dear Loveless Family,   My wife and I took the bike out early one cold September morning to get a picture at Loveless. Our niece , who lives in Cleveland, OH, had seen The Biscuit Lady on TV. Carol was very friendly, warm, and welcoming. She was at the front door when we arrived.   Even though we only met Carol once it was an honor and we will miss her. We send our regards to her Friends and Family.   Darren Pardue    

— Darren Pardue

I saw Carol Fay on the cooking channel show,the best of pancakes. Tried her recipe for potato pancakes…..OOOH DELICIOUS   > Thanks Carol!

— Anonymous

MMP-SIgn1-150x150 Have only had the pleasure of going to the Loveless Cafe once…Feb of this year and it was the best experience ever!   The food was fabulous, the people wonderful and shopping around the grounds was a pleasure!   What could be better than visiting?…..of course nothing but the next best thing is your new Website!!!   It is so exciting to know that I can be a part of the experience even when I’m still in FL!   Thanks for such an easy to navigate site that is almost as wonderful as being there!   Candy K. Saint Augustine, FL

— Candy K.

My son and I just moved here from Las Vegas in October 2006. We had heard about your cafe on the news and radio.  So, on Sat. the 20th of Jan. we decided to take a  run out to your place.  And believe me, it was well worth it.  We had breakfast, and can’t wait to get back for the fried chicken and ribs. In fact, we may go back tomorrow, that’s how good it all was.  The biscuits were the best I’ve ever had.   Lydia F. and son Steve

— Lydia F. and son Steve

IMG00128 We always say that if we’re within 100 miles of the Loveless Café we’ll go! When part of our family is there, we will take a picture of our food to send to the others to make them jealous! When driving from Texas to Kentucky one time, we left something at the Loveless. We didn’t notice until we were hours away. Luckily we had told another family member, also driving from Texas to Kentucky about the Loveless and she was planning to stop there. So we called you and left instructions to give the item we left to her. It all worked out great and now she’s a regular (when driving from TX to KY) as... READ MORE >>

— Meg S.

Good Morning & Happy New Year!   Mike and I visited your cafe in mid-September 2005 while vacationing and visiting my husband’s relatives on his mother’s side.  We had supper with his cousin and her husband one night and it was DELICIOUS!  Ms. Carol Fay’s cookin’ is mighty scrumptious!  My husband was born in Nashville but reared in California since he was about 3 or 4 years old.  This has been my second visit to Tennessee and have enjoyed your warm and gracious hospitality.  Thank you again for such a fine meal.  Will be back again soon.   Regards,   Mary M. Feryan  

— Mary M. Feryan