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E+Rose Wellness Cafe now open in Wedgewood-Houston in Nashville
E+Rose Wellness Cafe is now open in Wedgewood-Houston in Nashville. (Courtesy E+Rose Wellness Cafe)
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E+Rose Wellness Cafe, a local chain with plant-based foods and wellness items, opened its fourth Nashville-area location Dec. 9 at 610 Merritt Ave., Nashville. The cafe offers juices and smoothies as well as meal options such as salads, wraps and smoothie bowls. E+Rose Wellness Cafe also has locations in downtown Nashville and Brentwood. 615-915-2734. www.eandrose.com
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