BREAKFAST & BRUNCH IN BERRY FARMS

Biscuit Love Berry Farms is located at 3100 Village Plains Blvd, Suite 130, Franklin, TN 37064. The restaurant is in the Berry Farms community in south Franklin, near I-65, Peytonsville Road, Goose Creek Bypass, Publix, local shops, offices, neighborhoods, and restaurants.

Biscuit Love Berry Farms is open daily from 7:00 am to 3:00 pm. Biscuit Love is closed on Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day.

No. Biscuit Love Berry Farms is in Franklin, Tennessee, south of Nashville. It is a better fit for guests looking for breakfast or brunch in Franklin, Berry Farms, south Franklin, Cool Springs, Thompson’s Station, Spring Hill, or Williamson County.

Yes. Biscuit Love Berry Farms is a strong option if you want Biscuit Love without going into downtown Nashville. It is especially convenient for guests staying in Franklin, visiting family in Williamson County, driving along I-65, or looking for a more relaxed brunch stop with easier parking.

The Gulch location is closest to downtown Nashville, Broadway, hotels, and tourist traffic. Hillsboro Village is more campus-adjacent and neighborhood-focused near Vanderbilt and Belmont. Berry Farms is the Franklin location, with easier parking, a covered patio, and a more suburban neighborhood setting that works well for families, locals, commuters, and visitors staying south of Nashville.

Not usually. Lines can happen at Biscuit Love Berry Farms, especially on Mondays, Fridays, weekends, holidays, and peak brunch hours. The line often moves faster than it looks because guests order before being seated, and the kitchen starts preparing food soon after orders are placed.

The best time to visit for a shorter wait is usually earlier in the morning or outside the late-morning brunch rush. Weekdays are generally easier than weekends. Mondays, Fridays, weekends, and holidays tend to be the busiest days.

No. Biscuit Love Berry Farms does not take reservations or call-ahead seating. Dining is first come, first served.

Biscuit Love is fast casual. When you arrive, you’ll review the menu and place your order at the register. After ordering, you’ll receive a table number, and a team member will help seat you when a table is ready. Your food will be brought to your table after you sit down.

Yes. Biscuit Love Berry Farms is a strong breakfast and brunch option in Franklin, especially for guests looking for Southern biscuits, brunch dishes, coffee, cocktails, online ordering, catering, and a casual dine-in experience south of Nashville.

Yes. Biscuit Love Berry Farms is kid-friendly and casual. The location works especially well for families in Franklin and Williamson County because it has easier parking than the urban Nashville locations and a relaxed neighborhood setting.

Yes, but large groups should be prepared for first-come, first-served seating. If you are dining with a large party, let the register team know when you are in line. Biscuit Love will do its best to accommodate your group, but groups may be seated separately during busy times.

There is free parking available on the streets around the restaurant and in the surface lot near Publix. Parking at Berry Farms is generally easier than parking at the Nashville locations, but guests should still follow posted signs and parking rules.

Yes. Biscuit Love Berry Farms has outdoor patio seating. Unlike the Gulch and Hillsboro Village patios, the Berry Farms patio is covered, which can make it more comfortable during certain weather conditions.

Dogs are welcome on the patio where local rules allow. The Berry Farms patio is covered, but patio seating may still close because of weather, staffing, or restaurant conditions. Service animals are always welcome.

Popular first-time orders include Bonuts®, the East Nasty, Princess, Biscuit & Sausage Gravy, and other biscuit-focused breakfast and brunch dishes. If you’re unsure what to order, start with one of the signature biscuit dishes.

The menus are similar, but Biscuit Love menus can vary slightly by location and availability. Use the Berry Farms menu when deciding what to order at this location.

Biscuit Love has options beyond heavier biscuit dishes. Depending on the current menu, guests may find egg dishes, bowls, sides, fruit, salads, or lighter brunch options. Check the current Berry Farms menu before visiting because menu items can change.

Biscuit Love is not a certified gluten-free restaurant and does not offer gluten-free biscuits. Food is prepared from scratch in a shared kitchen where flour is used daily, so cross-contact is possible. Guests with allergies or dietary restrictions should review the allergy guide and ask the team before ordering.

Yes. Biscuit Love Berry Farms offers online ordering for pickup. Online orders are to go only. If you want to dine in, place your order at the register instead of ordering online.

No. Biscuit Love does not take orders over the phone. Use online ordering for pickup or order at the register if you are dining in.

Yes. Biscuit Love Berry Farms offers catering delivery in the Berry Farms area. Catering works well for offices, schools, meetings, family gatherings, bridal parties, church groups, and group brunch orders in Franklin and Williamson County.

No. Biscuit Love does not host private dining or special events at its restaurant locations. For group meals or larger orders, catering is usually the better option.

Yes. Biscuit Love Berry Farms is conveniently located near I-65, making it a useful breakfast or brunch stop for people driving through Franklin, commuting south of Nashville, or heading toward Thompson’s Station, Spring Hill, or other parts of Williamson County.

Biscuit Love Berry Farms is in south Franklin, not downtown Franklin. It is a good option if you are near Berry Farms, I-65, Goose Creek Bypass, Cool Springs, Thompson’s Station, or Spring Hill. If you are spending the day in historic downtown Franklin, expect to drive or use rideshare.

Small bags and carry-ons are usually manageable, but larger luggage can be difficult during busy brunch hours because dining room space is limited. If possible, leave larger bags in your car, hotel, or home before dining in.

After brunch, you can walk around the Berry Farms area, visit nearby shops and restaurants, stop by Publix or other neighborhood businesses, or continue into Franklin, Cool Springs, downtown Franklin, Thompson’s Station, or Spring Hill. Berry Farms is a good brunch stop if you want a more relaxed Franklin experience instead of driving into Nashville.