Jackpot! Like walking into the Mayberry diner. Everyone knows everyone. Everyone is so nice,…read moresmiling and saying hello. Guys walking into are wearing vet shirts and caps and God Bless America shirts. Huge flag on the wall. Every old gentleman that walked in went straight for the baby and said hello to her. The food was awesome. The service was awesome. The only bad thing about it is that I don't live here. Passing through as I travelled.

We made a stopover here on our way back to Nashville. Our group wanted to stopover in Arkansas and…read morethis seemed like the spot to do it! It's a quintessential down home diner with a great food selection and really nice folks running the place. This was like a down home, local Dennys that a people obviously enjoyed as the place was packed on a Sunday morning. Our group had everything from omelettes to cheese grits, skillets to pancakes, and some darn good coffee! The service was quick, our waitress was very friendly and took great care of us. Being from the west coast, we figured 6 of us would be in the $125 range with tip. The whole meal was something like $80 with tip, coffee and a plenty to snack on! They even gave us coffees to go. Legit, every town should have a spot like this!

Best Chile con Queso Bread!…read more We used to get birthday cakes from here before we befriended a cake lady and now go to her place all the time. I've gotten three excellent tres leches birthday cakes from here over the past three years: Tangled, Hello Kitty, and just a colorful one. My favorite type of cake is a tres leches chocolate cake with flan on top. They serve the same bread as other bakeries but my husband likes theirs the best. I honestly can't tell the difference in the others but their Chile con Queso bread tastes fantastic here. Liked: - Bread: Chile con Queso - Chocolate Cake with Flan on top - Flan de Rompope Ok: - Flan

Authentic Mexican food. Everything is made fresh, the workers are so nice, and the food is…read moreperfectly priced. It might be a little out of the way, but it's worth it!

So, I've been a patron of this landmark since the 1980-s. The current owners are kind, helpful,…read moreand great company. Also, the food that they put out on their griddle is worth the wait! They get super busy on nice weekends. Small businesses like this won't last without the customers who support them. Fortunately, they didn't permanently close, but I understand that it was a close call. I try to make it up to their location as much as I can. The best times to go there are on rainy days, when things are slow. Also, instead of going to Kroger, I'll buy as many groceries as I can from the Shelby Forest General Store. You'd be surprised how helpful that is for this mom & pop institution!

Service and better hours. Use to have the best hamburgers around. Frozen patties with no flavor…read more Still a cool place to see if you're in the Shelby Forrest area.

I had a terrible experience at the Collierville location a couple of years ago where the barista…read moreforgot to add any coffee or espresso to the iced lattes and gave us just milk and syrup in a cup that I paid $20 for, so when my friend said let's meet at the Lakeland location, my expectations weren't high. Thankfully, this time around, the espresso was actually IN my cup, so I was grateful for that, however, the drink itself was just very bland in flavor and not something I'd ever pay for again. The strawberry muffin was pretty good, I just wish it had strawberry pieces inside the actual muffin as well. Just like the Collierville location, the inside and outside is cute and it would be an excellent place to hang out and get some work done on your laptop or just hang with some friends. The barista was also very sweet. If it wasn't for the barista and how the place looks, this would've received a 1 star from me for the muffin and that's all. Unfortunately, I won't be coming back and giving this place a 3rd try. Side note, I worked in a local cafe for a long time and one of our main attractors was the fact that we had a list of drinks you can order. This coffee shop does not have that. There's chalkboards just explaining what they have on hand in terms of syrups and then you basically build your own flavor combo, which is nice as a side option, HOWEVER, not nice when you have new people coming in trying to check out your drinks. The owner replied to my last review basically brushing me off and being rude, so if that's the case with this review too, you can save yourself the trouble.

Food was mediocre. Pancake was a bit dry. Bacon was cold. The burrito was good but pretty small. I…read moregot the carrington espresso drink. It was a tab too sweet imo. Service was fast. It feels pretty cozy in there if there wasn't live music. It's a pretty small coffee shop. This place is ok.

Wow! I'm here from Oregon visiting my son and DIL and they took me here for breakfast - sooooo…read moregood! First, the restaurant is really cute, very clean. Flowers on every table too Our server was super sweet too. I got the chicken butta and honey biscuit, my son got a breakfast sandwich, and my DIL got a burrito - ALL super delicious! And the coffee is outstanding! Definitely going back!

The main aim at Jay's is clearly food - the coffee menu was really bare bones and just not very…read moregood. I was expecting this to be a coffeehouse with food but this really is a food place that offers coffee. So temper your expectations if you plan to go specifically for the coffee. I ordered a lavender latte with about half the sweetness that it would normally be served with. The latte was extremely milky - no joke it had to be at least 96% milk. It was fine? Not great. Just tasted very much like lavender milk. Our food was hit and miss. The biscuits and gravy was a miss. It was a little gelatinous and on the thick side and we found the plating off-putting. (Served in a bowl filled to the brim.) While the pancake plate with an over medium egg and bacon was a winner. Everything here was cooked perfectly and the taste was great. I would recommend the cuisine part of Jay's but I wouldn't recommend the coffee based on my experience.

Not much going on here anymore, but the trucks that do show up are usually really good…read more At one time, it stayed pretty full with some great food truck options. The truck that is almost always there is Bays Wings. Mojo Cafe used to post up every day as well, but I haven't seen them in a minute. You can find some random trucks, lots of Latino type stuff. Hot dogs sometimes. It's a gamble. It's 100% out side on a busy street where people drive like complete fools. So it isn't the best place to enjoy a meal and your surroundings to say the least. It does have some benches and is covered in case you do decide to hang around and eat. Oh.... and The Pony is right down the way if you are into that sort of thing. '24 - 80/102

This place is amazing. I wish there were more trucks however. Bays wings does not disappoint. They…read moreare always there. I recommend their Asian habanero sauce.

The Say Cheese Food Truck has been moved, and is now permanently parked at a newly designated food…read moretruck area, located within Shelby Farms Park in Memphis. More specifically, the food truck park is located at the corner of Farm Road and Mullins Station Road. I am so very pleased that the Say Cheese Food Truck has been resurrected. They have some of the most delicious grilled cheese sandwiches around! The food truck area has some picnic tables located underneath shade trees, which makes things very pleasant for those who want to eat immediately.

They were at the Germantown Festival last weekend. We went on Sunday 9-7-25 when they opened. One…read moreof my wife favorite food trucks. Maybe the last time because they didn't deliver a nice meal. The cheese was not melted all the way through. The sandwich was a little bit cold. The sandwich portion is smaller.

burger was great and service was excellent I will definitely be returning to da brunch spot and…read morerefer others