After coming here for the first time in my 4 years in Nashville, I can say that the KDUB sandwich…read moreis one of my favorites in the city! I love the avocado and ruffles added as a welcomed addition to a classic turkey club type of sub. Add in that it is all on a fresh Dutch roll and it is a chefs kiss! Proper levels of savory and tangy with all the toppings that make this sandwich what it is and texturally complex. The staff was busy but attentive and patient with everyone even during the Saturday lunch rush. The owners are front and center working with all the staff at the counter and in the kitchen prepping all the food and adding to the hospitality and small business feel that makes you enjoy spending your time and money at a place like this. It is a nice touch that they have a dip come with any pretzel ordered. The pepperoni stuffed pretzel was solid heated up, but for me was lacking the option of a marinara type sauce to dip it in. The everything bagel is properly seasoned the way I like it not sparing a bit of open space on the surface and fully covered in seasoning. These pretzels are unique in shape and have you wanting to come back and try all the different varieties, both regular and special unique danish and dessert pretzel infusions. I will definitely be back to try other sandwiches and desserts!

I think this might be the most incredible sandwich I have ever had and I am a bit of a sandwich…read moresnob. This sandwich was what I always wanted Al'Anitico Vinaio to be but never was, and could never dream of being. The inside is your typical deli counter/sandwich shop setup. Nothing fancy and not trying to be. The "Hamma Mia" was on the most perfect focaccia I have ever had on a sandwich. Extremely fresh and fluffy, they said it takes 3 days to make! The artichoke cream and homemade motz are two of the freshest ingredients again, that I think I have had. Flabbergasted is honestly the only word I have for how good this place was. Will definitely be my go to local sando place from now on. Cant wait to try their other offerings. Staff was super helpful and made a recommendation based on "if you had to pick 1." Go try them out!

Teresa and I with Nada at the Brewhaus. Amazing German food and a great selection of beers…read more Convenient from DT Chattanooga and on a nice street for shopping. Free parking too! Bonus. Nada is one of the OG bartenders and is a wealth of Chattanooga knowledge. Fun atmosphere and very casual.

Brewhaus was absolute fire. I got the sampler so I could try a bit of everything and have to say…read morethe pretzel and kraut balls are so worth it. I'm going to try and duplicate the kraut balls they were that good. As for food the snitzel and potato cakes

Delicious, soft, and warm pretzels without too much salt. We purchased an original pretzel and…read morecinnamon sugar pretzel bites. Both were a good temperature and texture. The original pretzels are not overly salted. The cinnamon sugar pretzels are seasoned well. The pretzels are reasonably or priced, $3.49 for the original pretzel and $4.69 for the pretzel bites. We enjoyed our snack and would eat here again!

I usually LOVE Auntie Anne's. The pretzel bites I bought this morning tasted like they were made…read moreyesterday - super rubbery and barely luke warm. Never had that problem at an Auntie Anne's before. Don't buy first thing am pretzels there. I knew it was suspicious so many had "been made" before 8 am. Also after repeating the order a few times I still received the wrong dipping sauce and didn't notice until after I had walked to my gate, quite a bit away.

I updated this review after the response below from the owner. Unfortunately, I am disappointed in…read moretheir response to what was originally an "ok", but accurate review. I am very aware what I ordered. It was a Hefeweizen, a pretty popular beer made both in the US and Germany. I have had it from domestic breweries and imported from Germany. I can no longer recommend this place at all if this is how they are going to respond. I don't know how to feel about this place. On one hand, all the food I have had there has been solid, the beer has been lacking. This seems to be a popular place before Opry, but the service is slow. The beer seemed super watery which was surprising. Probably the worst part is that the food and drinks are severely overpriced. I've been to many German restaurants, including ones in theme parks. This was the most expensive of all of them and their drinks were the worst.

Very dark inside. Very quiet when we went there. Didn't try any food or drink…read more Little gift shop with Tirolean hats and beer steins.

Gluten free garlic pretzels! Crazy addictive. I scooped up all she had today. They do some other…read morecool things with pretzels too. Stop by their table for samples. Sweet people.

Saw them at the Franklin farmers market, the people are super friendly and offered me to try their…read moreproducts. Oh my...! The garlic pretzels made me speechless!!!! They are so good - full of flavor and so crunchy! If you go to Franklin farmers market pleas give them a try.

My husband and I have been to Hillside Hangout a few times now, and it's been amazing every single…read moretime. The food is always great, the atmosphere is fun and laid-back, and the staff are incredibly friendly--always smiling and welcoming. They also have board games you can play, which adds such a fun touch, and we've even caught some live music that made the whole experience even better. One of our favorite parts is how family-friendly it is. Our daughter loves coming here because she has space to run around on a playground area and a whole big yard and just be a kid. While we relax and enjoy ourselves--which, honestly, is hard to find. This is one of the few places around that truly feels kid-friendly and enjoyable for adults. So if you're not into being around families, there are plenty of other spots. BUT for those of us who are, this place is a gem. It's become one of our go-to spots, and we'll definitely keep coming back. Highly recommend!

Good food. Good service. Good vibes. Oh and it's a local spot, not a chain. Highly recommend for…read moreany locals or anyone visiting the area. It's a go to spot for us after a kids ballgame or a nice evening.

Attended this venue for a charity event and it seems like it was a successful night for them. The…read moreoutdoor setting is beautiful and really the highlight. In the future, I would definitely stick to outdoor events here. Inside, the space is quite small, so the sound mix was very loud and actually easier to enjoy from outside. The music carried better outdoors, which ended up being a plus. Drinks were around $15 and the server was quick - we couldnt stay inside for the show and because there was smoking on the patio, we moved out to the nearby field and watched the kids play football, which worked out fine. One small heads-up for visitors: avoid sitting on the railroad tie near the seating area that is covered in oil. It will ruin your pants. The other ties are weathered and fine. Also noticed chewing tobacco left on one of the rocking chairs, which reflects more on patrons than the venue itself. The line for the food was long, we actually wanted a burger but had to leave because we stink of oil ... but we wouldn't have waited in line ... so come a little bit fed. Overall, a fun spot with a great outdoor vibe. I would return, especially for outdoor shows.

This is a review for the disc golf park. I totally understand it's the day after Thanksgiving, but…read moreyour website should reflect that hours change AFTER a major holiday. Me and a few buddies drove a couple hours to get to the disc golf park and my one buddy showed up early (10:15a ish). He met a gentleman at the gate who said the park isn't open until maybe later in the afternoon. (Website says 8a-sunset) The guy said he was the only one there and he couldn't be bothered to sit outside while we played disc golf. Ummmm what? We don't need you to sit outside or babysit us? What is it that you think we're going to do that you need to watch us play disc golf? I will NEVER go there again. Mind you, I did call and was told it would be open. Then I called a couple days before and of course, no answer. Highly do NOT recommend traveling a good distance to go there. Also, if they're going to hire some one who can't be "bothered" to help, maybe they hired the wrong person. PSA: don't work in the SERVICE industry if customer SERVICE annoys you

This beer garden is awesome! Being right beside the ball park and having a large outdoor area, it's…read moregreat for the coming summer vibes. The beer selection is great and they do pretty awesome happy hours that have something for all alcohol enthusiasts to enjoy. I didn't order it, but that pretzel board looks incredible. Gonna have to bring some friends so it at least doesn't LOOK like I'm the only one eating it.

Food: Mostly 5/5 - the brisket grilled cheese was amazing, the caramel cheesecake was amazing, but…read morethe sweet potato fries were cold and small. It's been a few years since we ate here, but the sweet potato fries were formerly thick wedge cut fries, fresh and hot - alas, a bit disappointing now. Ambiance: Always a great spot - the outdoor area is so cute too. Thankfully we went *during* a Sounds game, so there were not many other people. Service: we had a newer server who was maybe not the best listener? My mom had to ask for revisions on her order multiple times and it was still wrong. They comped her meal, but it was a frustrating experience.

Wow, a taste of home here in Clarksville! I grew up with a grandmother who frequented STL German…read moreand Austrian bakeries, and this reminded me of my childhood. Cheese danishes, croissants, and the streusel were all amazing. The coffee was pretty good too (the gingerbread latte was cute!). The service was friendly, and although not quick - we weren't in a hurry so it wasn't an issue. It did take about twenty minutes but there is an antique shop right next door I strolled while my husband waited! ;) Definitely worth a stop in!

Authentic German bakery and cafe right off College, Silke's is a favourite of our ladies group…read more Went here today to enjoy coffee and tea and some delicious treats! Super nice staff will attend to your culinary desires. Bring cash if you want to avoid the slight surcharge for use of credit card. Delicious sandwiches, German breakfast plates, and even pizza are on the menu, too! The pastries, danishes, and more are delicious, light, and varied. They even have gluten free options! I love trying something different with a hot cup of Earl Grey tea each time I come. Prices aren't too bad either. We come back fairly regularly and will continue to. They even have a separate enclosed dining area that can be reserved for events. They are kid-friendly as well with a kid playing area! Love this place and sure you will, too!!

The Blackhorse Pub's interior evokes the ambience of a saloon, with dark stained wood and a long…read morebar in the restaurant's main room. My first thought when we walked in was that the restaurant must be busy all the time, and the tips good, because they had several servers whizzing around taking care of their customers. Good beer and drinks are a given (several house brews), but the food was amazing. We ordered fried green tomatoes (pimento cheese on top) and roasted brussel sprouts, so we could nibble as we drank. Then for dinner: the prime rib au jus sandwich, the Reuben, the Patty Melt, and the Cletus (Southern through and through). Our Toddler ordered the baked Mac N Cheese (good sized serving and looked delicious--lots of cheese and perfectly browned--and a side of fruit). Everyone was happy!

I had a couple of hours to kill before a tattoo appointment across the street (reviewed separately)…read moreso I stopped here for lunch. It was very busy around 12:30 mid-day, but I was seated immediately. There is downstairs and an upstairs that looks over the first floor. They have a huge menu. Lots of pub fare. Beer cheese, nachos, various pizzas (tons of combinations, most with lots of meat, and you can create your own). They also have flatbreads (again, several combos, some veggie, some meaty). Entrees include steaks, pork chops, grilled chicken, chicken tenders, salmon, and shrimp tacos. Large selection of sandwiches (turkey, clubs, BLT, reuben, prime rib). And at least 10 different types of burgers. I had the cowboy, made with Monterey Jack, bacon, sautéed onions, mushroom, lettuce, tomato, and pickle). Huge burger (I only ate half). The fries were hot and tasty. The burger arrived medium as I had ordered and the produce seemed fresh. The mushroom and onion flavors were lost somehow, and the burger could have used a little more seasoning, but overall solid for being local to Clarksville. I had a couple of cocktails, some type of margarita with cranberry, and a basic mule. They were fine, but nothing special and nothing I would order again. They have a ton of beers here, and that's what they are known for, so if you're a beer drinker, that's your best bet. They have brunch on the weekends. My server was attentive and kind.