Talk of the Town Feature

Our founder tells the G+H story

Hannah talking about how Grain + Honey got started.

Sourdough Delights

Check out The Robertson County Connection front page article on Grain + Honey to read about how Hannah went from a New Year's Resolution to a full-blown brick and mortar bakery.

Owner Hannah Sadler bakery counter of Grain + Honey Copyright Robertson County Connection

Hannah at the front counter of Grain + Honey Bake Shop.

Tennessee Crossroads visits Grain + Honey

Tennessee Crossroads visits Grain + Honey! Hannah talks about getting started in her home kitchen, and how the vision of Grain + Honey has guided her business.

Nashville Voyager Interview

Grain + Honey was featured as a "Hidden Gem" in the Nashville Voyager Magazine. Hannah gets real about the struggles of being an accidental entrepreneur and how proud she is of the unique business model of G+H.

Makers, Bakers and Shakers

Grain + Honey was featured in the inaugural edition of Robertson County's Livability Magazine, which highlights the best of small- and mid-size American cities. Read the article and learn how Hannah leveraged organizations like the Robertson County Chamber of Commerce and Small Town Startup to start, grow, and build the bakery.

Copyright Nathan Lambrecht for Livability Magazine 2021.

Hannah with a variety of baked goods.

Handcrafted. Humble. Quality.

Grain + Honey is closing. Our last day open will be 7/29.

Thank you for all the support over the last 4 years. It's been a joy to bake for you.