The buffet is buffet food. Once you've had it, you're good for a long while. I would like to go…read moremore often because Lexington doesn't have many places to eat, and the majority of them aren't anything special, but until they offer a variety instead of the exact same food every time, I will only go on occasion when someone asks me to go with them. I've found that sometimes food on the buffet is too salty (and I like salt). Once the turnip greens were so salty that I had to spit them out. It was as if someone had poured a whole cup of salt in them. The catfish is also usually very salty. Nothing on the buffet is labeled, so you may have to ask about some of the meat if it's your first time to go. The salad bar is very small and minimum, so I prefer to get slaw instead, but I no longer do that. Sometimes the slaw had a strange taste and smell as if it was going bad. Once it was so completely soured that it almost made me gag. I let the server know and she just took it away. Toward the end of the meal, she brought another bowl and said it was freshly made. She never apologized. She actually acted put out over it. Needless to say, I've learned to be cautious with the turnip greens and slaw. The dessert bar is terrible. I mean that. If you like pudding with whipped cream on top (they usually have chocolate and banana), and sometimes a low-quality overly sweet store- bought cobbler, then you'll like it. They also have ice cream, but it isn't the smooth kind. It is more like the type you make at home. My advice is to order off the menu. You will not have the variety, or the amount, but you will have a better meal. The location is good. The parking is good. It's a large place so you can usually get a table pretty quickly.

Food was good. Service was excellent…read more Comfortable atmosphere Would go again when in the area.

I'm not a buffet person but this place and the southern style food is nothing shy of amazing!! The…read moreatmosphere was comfortable and the service was great also. Becca S. & Kent W. - Houston, Tx.

Had the food bar. A nice selection of homemade dishes. The food was delicious the fried fish was…read morevery good. Service was outstanding kept my drink glass full and checked on us often. The seating area feels like an old fashioned diner where a meal feels like a family home.

First time customer. I drove 50 miles specifically to try their BBQ. It was worth every mile. This…read morewhole hog BBQ is the stuff of my dreams. Since I no longer live in the south, I miss this amazing taste, skill, and experience. It reminds me of my childhood when whole hog BBQ was prevalent. Scott's is the top of the class! The food is superb. The service is great. They even take orders over the phone. I absolutely love the ambience. It gives the feeling of an old timey BBQ joint. My compliments to the pit masters. They are clearly masters of the craft.

This place has been on my list for a while now...ever since a friend told me about the place. I…read morelive a little over 2 hours away from here. I arrived to see quite a line forming so I hop in line and check out the menu. It's pretty simple...pork is the main emphasis here and whole hog BBQ is the name of the game. I ordered the Jumbo Pork Sandwich, Mayo Slaw, and Sweet BBQ Sauce on the side with potato salad. The food...EXCELLENT. I love how you have the option to get mayo OR vinegar slaw on your sandwich PLUS it's a fine chop and the sweet BBQ sauce is great. I got to see some of the hogs heading into the smokehouse...pretty cool setup. The food here is great and the service at the window for your order was efficient and friendly.

If you are looking for true southern hospitality, service, and charm...this is the place…read more This place is small, and that is a good thing. Terri was the server, cook, hostess and local historian. For me, the place was perfect. Do yourself a favor and give Terri a try.

Visiting area and needed a quick lunch. Place was empty at the time and service was slow, BUT…read morequality food and friendly staff! Looks like a great evening or weekend spot!

First and foremost, the older woman at the checkout is very rude. I don't know if she is the owner…read moreor an employee, but whoever she is, she needs to take lessons in customer service and how to treat customers. I guess her attitude pours out on others, because I've only ever had a nice server one time ---- ONLY ONE TIME!!!!!!!!!! And she was so meek she was afraid to take our order and even talk to us. As for the food... For lunch or dinner, the salad bar is the best they have, and it isn't good. They have watery iceberg lettuce with huge white hard chunks. I guess they save the green leaves for sandwiches. The dressing is watered down. The bacon bits are fake, and they don't have a big selection. Out of the hot food options, the spaghetti is probably your best bet, but don't expect it to taste homemade. I really don't understand why this place is still in business. I've never known it to be good and know more people who dislike it than who like it. My guess the church crowd is what keeps it in business. Also, I'm sure it has a lot to do with politics.

The Grecian Family Restaurant is a staple in Lexington, TN. Don't let the name fool you this is not…read moreMediterranean cuisine, however the gyro is solid and tasty. This would qualify as your typical southern charm family restaurant, that my family has been coming to for decades, and was my first visit since I was a teenager. The atmosphere at the Grecian is friendly, clean, and spacious. Our server was young, friendly, and learned it was easier to put down pitchers of water and tea rather than try refills, which is always appreciated. There is plenty of seating for small and large parties (we were a family of 10). The menu is pretty eclectic from Italian entrees, catfish, steak, chicken, and the aforementioned gyro (all of which was ordered). The staple at the Grecian is their fresh salad bar, which I might come in just for that. Most entrees have it included but you can get it on its own as well. Generous in its offerings the 1000 Island was outstanding. The food was not bland (steak was tasty but not noteworthy) and generous in portion. It won't win any awards but it didn't leave anyone hungry at the end either. At the End of the Day this is exactly what you would expect and it doesn't disappoint. There is not a wow element to the Grecian and maybe it isn't supposed to have one. In small towns like this maybe it's just nice to have something dependable and good to eat!?!

There's so much I want to say. In summary, the food is never hot, you don't get much, they throw it…read moretogether, they are slow, they don't understand customer service, and the restaurant always feels like a freezer because they keep it so cold. I eat there frequently, at least once a week for the past year, and it has always been this way. Why do I keep going? Because there's someone in the family who doesn't eat much but will eat their chicken, so I go for that person. FOOD IS NEVER HOT - never ever has it been hot. YOU DON'T GET MUCH - the tenders are smaller than tenders at other chicken places, and if you get a salad or wrap you will barely have a few bites of chicken. Years ago their salads used to be awesome. Over time the amount has gotten smaller and smaller, and forget thinking you'll have much chicken on it. If you want chicken, you'll need to order chicken on the side. THEY THROW IT TOGETHER - if you get a wrap, be prepared for a skimpy bit of food thrown in the middle with just a little bit of cheese. They never spread it out. See pictures I'm adding of the wrap from last night. THEY ARE SLOW - last night we stood inside and waited 21 minutes for 2 wraps and fries, while we could clearly see in the kitchen three young men who weren't hustling at all, and one was doing nothing and goofing around. Also, there was a manager and 4 people in the front. Really? And we waited 21 minutes for just a handful of cold food? THEY DON'T UNDERSTAND CUSTOMER SERVICE - the people just stand there with a blank face and take your order after you initiate it. Never do they say hello, welcome, hi, glad to have you, what can I get you... NEVER. THE RESTAURANT FEELS LIKE A FREEZER - Take a jacket and wear long pants and closed-toe shoes. I'm not kidding. People come in there and move around trying to find a warmer place or get away from a vent, but they can't. We've learned to dress warmly. So... the food has an average taste, but don't expect a good dining experience.

The food is good overall. However if you get a chicken salad you will not get any more than 1…read moretender chopped up on it. I've had many salads and never have had much chicken on one. They could also cook the fries twice as long. The place is always cold and I am usually hot.

Stopped for lunch here while we were camping at the state park. Small place but a large menu of…read moredifferent sandwiches. I had a cheese burger which was very good and hubby had a roast beef panini which he said was excellent. The owner stopped to talk to us when he was done preparing sandwiches for a short time. He mentioned the roast beef is cooked on site and sliced there. If you are in the area please stop and try some of their sandwiches. I don't think you will be disappointed.

The sandwiches and staff are out of this world!…read more This is a must visit if you are traveling to or through Lexington. I had the chicken salad sandwich, so so good! I realllllllly wanted to try a piece of the cake, as it was beautiful and amazing looking, however, they sat uncovered, and that is just a turn off. It is an eclectic mix of decor, a little bit of something for everyone.

The people are friendly and they send me work. I have never had any problems with the people…read moreworking there. I would recommend this business

This is not a restaurant. No steaks!!! And it's filthy. Very misleading "vintage " signageread more