COME AND TAKE IT
Handcrafted dirty sodas, loaded lemonades & infused teas, artisanal coffees, and culturally-inspired specials, built on Texas soda-shop roots and served fresh across Middle Tennessee.
An old-fashioned soda shop, elevated
Every cup starts with our classics, thoughtfully crafted dirty sodas and floats, and grows from there. Enjoy our infused teas, loaded lemonades, homemade cold brews and affogatos, and specialty beverages that shift with the seasons, like wassail once the weather turns and hot cocoa in the deep of winter.
What makes it Texas to Tennessee is the base: real Texas sodas like Dr Pepper, Big Red, Big Blue, paired with coffee and tea shipped straight from HEB back home. What makes it ours is the garden: we grow our own mint and lavender, and incorporate fresh fruit and vegetables from local farmers markets into every single recipe.
Why "Come and Take It"?
It's a Texas phrase with a Tennessee thread running through it. The Lone Star State and the Volunteer State have been tied together since the Battle of the Alamo, when Tennesseans, Davy Crockett and Jim Bowie among them, volunteered to stand alongside Texas. That's the inspiration behind select beverages on our menu: the Bowie Berry, the Chocolate Crockett, the Lone Star Limeade, the Volunteer Dew, and the Alamo Bowl. Two states, one history, one drink at a time.
Home-grown
Mint and lavender grown in our garden, cut fresh for you.
Farmers-market fresh
Organic fruit and vegetables sourced locally, in every recipe.
Texas at the base
Dr. Pepper, Big Red & Big Blue: real Texas soda, no substitutes.
Shipped from home
Coffee and tea sourced straight from HEB, Texas to Tennessee.
Come and take yours!
Here's where Come and Take It is headed next. Come say hi, and bring your thirst.
Hispanic Heritage Festival
12:00–9:00 p.m.
Rancho Mimosa, 377 Carter Rd., Oak Grove, KY
Robertson County Fair
Wed–Thu 5:00–10:00 p.m. · Fri 5:00–11:00 p.m. · Sat 3:00–11:00 p.m.
Robertson County Fair Association, 4635 Tennessee Hwy 41, Springfield, TN
Center Point Baptist Church Revival
5:00–8:30 p.m.
Robertson County Fair Association, 4635 Tennessee Hwy 41, Springfield, TN
The Great Fall Gathering
2:00–5:00 p.m.
2271 Wilma Rudolph Blvd., Clarksville, TN
Shade Tree Farm & Orchard Fall Festival
10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
2087 Kinneys Rd., Adams, TN
Whole Hog Festival
10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Oaklawn Mansion, 3331 Denning Lane, Spring Hill, TN
Where we've been rolling
Come and Take It is mobile and available for festivals, picnics, carnivals, school events, county fairs, community events & fundraisers, and private parties. Here are just a few events where you may have spotted us:
Dream Streets 5K + 10K, Nashville
We helped fuel this annual charity race benefiting West & North Nashville communities with our morning drinks and a sponsorship.
Bellevue Community Picnic, Nashville
We served so many dirty sodas at the 47th annual picnic featuring food, drinks, live music, carnival rides, and evening fireworks.
World's Fair Park, Knoxville
We packed up and made our way East to the Here's the Scoop Ice Cream Fest, where we completely sold out of our homemade cold brew and infused teas.
Blueberry Festival, Adams
We shared our specialty beverages with local blueberry lovers and the Shade Tree Farm and Orchard family in the charming rural Robertson county.
Showdown in the Smokies, Harriman
We brought the flavor for all the cowboys and cowgirls of the TN Stock Horse Association at the Roane State Ag Expo.
Part of the community, not just passing through
From chambers of commerce to school fundraisers to youth sports, we show up for the causes our neighbors care about.
Kirkwood Middle School Volleyball Team
This CMCSS middle school volleyball team is a rising star among the Clarksville area. We proudly support the 2026 Lady Cobras as a "Premier Sponsor," which contributes to the volleyball team by providing new gear, meal and meet expenses, tournament fees, and bolsters morale.
Visit website →Greenbrier Elementary School PTO
A Robertson County PTO (Parent Teacher Organization) dedicated to serving the Greenbrier community through fundraising efforts benefitting student development and teacher appreciation. Our 2026-2027 "Platinum Business Partnership" is aimed at enriching the learning experience for all Bobcats.
Visit website →Gower Elementary School PTO
The purpose of this MNPS Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) is to support the students, staff, and families of the Gower Gator community. This year, Come and Take It became "Large Logo" sponsors for the 2026 Gator Gallop, a fundraiser for new, inclusive playground equipment for the school.
Visit website →Dream Streets
Our friends at Dream Streets are a nonprofit organization centered in West & North Nashville that empowers individuals and provides community outreach via mobile resource services. As a "Pace Yourself" sponsor of the 2026 5k & 10K, we served our specialty drinks and helped to fill the food pantry.
Visit website →Bellevue Harpeth Chamber of Commerce
We are a member of Bellevue Harpeth Chamber of Commerce because we believe in supporting local economic development of a community that has served our family for a decade. Come and Take It proudly participated in the 2026 Bellevue Community Picnic, and will see you next May!
Visit website →Sharing TX flavors with TN neighbors
The folks, the drinks, the stops: tag @comeandtakeit_dsss and you might see yours up here next.
Texas Tornado, on the go
Jamie & hubby
Matthias, on register
Mt. Juliet HS
Amy & Thailese
The Bethke family
Texas Tornado, Knoxville
Camilla, helping out
Rebecca & Thailese
Fresh off the counter
Rodney, at the window
Ghenet
Sip, snap & share
The Medina familia
The Smith family
Thailese & Jamie
World's Fair Park, Knoxville
Every cup, labeled
Freedom to sip, when you want, where you need
From festivals to fundraisers, picnics to private parties, tell us the date and the vibe, and we'll do the rest.
Get in touch
The quickest way to reach us is by phone: call or text Thailese & Rodney Hamby. Or, send the form and we'll follow up by email. You can also reach us on Instagram or via Facebook.
