Really cute farm store! I always get some eggs, cheese, and milk when I come the the vet clinic…read morenext door. They even have a little coffee set up where you can get an iced or hot latte! My only wish is that they had more stuff in stock but otherwise this is a must-stop if you're in this area!

The chocolate milk here is the best in the county! If you can get out here to meet the cows and the…read morepeople, I highly recommend it!

Great products! I love their fresh produce and delicious breads!!! Everyone there is friendly and…read morehelpful.

Stopped in at the Amish Country Market…read more They have a lot of different food options to choose from. Everything from cookies, sausages, ice cream, and cheese. There are a multitude of pickled items and garnished and various mustards and jams and veggies. They also have a small deli where you can order sandwiches. They have friendly service, and have vintage like decor throughout the market. Lastly, the prices are actually very reasonable.

Staff/Owner : Loved the customer service, very friendly and reminded me of the way it used to be…read morewhen I was a child. My Opinion: If you want to step back in time, and have a delicious sandwich, delicious tea, and a float, homemade ice cream, or a fried pie, the this is a place you must visit. I was reminded of how it once was when I was a child, no cell phones ringing, all over the place, no one was rude or short with you because they was rushed, food was absolutely delicious. While you wait look around and shop for you an antique suvonyier to take home with you. Yes the drive maybe a little long, however the scenery is so beautiful, you will even enjoy the ride. Prices are amazing so you will not be sorry for stopping by. I look forward to the next trip soon.

For a Sunday RTE (Ride To Eat) destination this place was perfect coming from the Boro. It surely…read moreis a hidden gem and totally in the middle of nowhere. The fried chocolate pies were superb, but make sure you get it with ice cream. The food makes it a great for lunch while out riding motorcycles. Especially if you're like us and love to ride to eat. Lol Good job folks and Happy Birthday again to the little lady that so kindly served us...

Heather was our server and she was absolutely amazing! I'm…read morea reporter for a news station and my photographer and I had a very busy schedule. We sat down to eat and work - and Heather was so kind, personable, and professional. She always made sure we had everything we needed and she was fun to talk to. We were busy writing, editing, and going back and forth to film for our newscast - and Heather continuously checked on us, made fun conversation, and didn't miss a beat with accommodating to our crazy schedule. Heather is such a bright light, and she is the perfect example of how everyone should be. Dolly's Tennessean Travel Stop is lucky to have her - she has a really bright future!

Have you ever been to a gas station and had a giddy smile the entire time? Well, you will if you…read morevisit Dolly's Tennessean Travel Stop. My friend and I drove 2 hours from Birmingham, Alabama to visit DTTS. It's some of the best parts of Dollyworld (Dolly, food, swag, glitz, and music) but available without paying an entrance fee. I ate in the restaurant where you have a choice for a BBQ entree or homestyle buffet (but you can also get two items from the buffet as a side for your entree too). The food was fine. The service was extremely slow, and the line can get quite long if you want to visit during a peak meal hour. Bathrooms are clean. The gift shop was over priced ($8 for a sticker, $20 for an ornament, $50+ for a bag or brooch), but obviously fans will pay the price for our beloved Dolly. Her tour bus is bedazzled and parked outside the building. In the aftermath of her passing, there was a fan wall to sign. Good luck finding space, but where there is a will, there is a way. FYI: There is gas and service station across the street and I don't know how long it will realistically be able to stay in business. PS: I saw a man who looked just like Abe Lincoln, and the staff says he's a frequent patron at the coffee shop- an added tourist sight bonus for your visit.

This great little place is in the middle of nowhere but is a gem! My elderly neighbor loves fried…read morechicken livers, and they're hard to find around here, so I call when I'm about 15 out and order them freshly made and carry them back to her. As other have noted, the chicken on a stick is something from Heaven. And their local beef prices cannot be beaten. I can't go there often, but when I do, it's a joy. I personally have never had to wait long for anything, but then I have never gone at breakfast of lunch times. I highly recommend this little out-of-the-way place in Middle Tennessee.

The pizza is my fav! Always my morning stop for breakfast. The parking can be a little frustrating…read moresometimes.

Got gas. Service was good. If in the area I'd come back here. Associates were friendly.read more

Heading back to Florida and trying to find something conveniently off I-65 with good food. FOUND…read moreIT! If you are looking for fancy or large menu this is not going to be your place. However if you want something fresh tasting like homemade THIS IS THE PLACE!

I read about this spot on Foodies of Nashville. As I was out brewsploring (visiting breweries), I…read moregave my girlfriend two options: Shaffer Farms for BBQ or Campbell Station Country Store & Restaurant (this place). She chose this and so thankful she did. It is excellent. Okay, so let's set the picture. Coming up from Pulaski, I was taken down a 2 mile long 1 lane road. Then onto one that was slightly wider. Come around a corner and there are tons of cars parked along the railroad tracks. Must be the place. They are known for their steak. Please note, this is not a high end restaurant, so you are not getting wagyu or prime, but it is better than a recent high end steak house I visited, for about 1/8th the cost, so foodies are welcome here. Campbell Station is a place that was originally a train station. It now has some "store" items, mostly branded with the store's logo,old pix on the wall, and a handful of tables alongside of a semi-open kitchen. There is another room to the left. When we got there, there were 2 tables in the front room and we were promptly seated. My understanding is an hour later, we would have been waiting a long time. The menu is not huge, but covers the basics, as well as steak, frog legs, and other items you don't normally find in a country spot like this. Jennifer came over and served us (and I would highly recommend her if you are not sure what server to ask for). She was very accommodating and served our every need. We opted to split the steak, as I heard it was huge. Not wrong. If you look at the pic, you will see this thing is huge. It is done over a grill and nicely seared. The temp was a perfect medium rare. Green beans are done with ham, as are the white beans, New potatoes also nicely done, although these are pretty basic. Waiting for food, we met Hellen, who I can best describe as the restaurant's mascot. She told us the story of the building, pointed out different things in pictures, and gave the background on the owners. Definitely adds color to the entire experience. We ended with blackberry cobbler. This is a traditional cobbler with ice cream on top. Sweet, but not overly so, beautiful cobbler crust, and I should ask whose ice cream they are using, as it had a nice mouthfeel and flavor and complemented thecobbler well. Insider tip we found out: If you buy one of their shirts and wear it, you get a free dessert every time you visit. We WILL be back.

We accidentally discovered Campbell Station Country Store about a year ago while driving around and…read moreexploring the Culleoka area with no GPS. This place is truly in the middle of nowhere, no cell service, no Wi-Fi, and not much around it. But wow, what a hidden gem! The food here is absolutely delicious. My favorite dishes are the country fried steak, turnip greens, and fried banana peppers. The steak is also very good, and my husband absolutely loves their cheeseburger. We've been back many times since our first visit and have never been disappointed. The restaurant is always clean, and the service is excellent. Everyone here is so friendly and welcoming. One small thing to note is that the booth seating can feel a little tight, especially during busy times. We usually prefer sitting at a table because there's more room and it's more comfortable. And if you're addicted to your phone, I probably wouldn't recommend coming here! There is no Wi-Fi, and cell service is limited. Instead, you get to do something we don't do enough these days, talk to the people you came with and enjoy each other's company like the old days. :) I honestly love it here and will keep coming back. If you're looking for great food, friendly people, and a slower pace of life, this place is definitely worth the drive.

The grilled cheese & okra were very good and so was burger with fries …read more Ate outside at a picnic table (had about 2) since we had our dog with us . Bathrooms are outside and could clean it up alittle.

I believe the name has changed to Gregory's Beechgrove Country Store…read more Food was fantastic Service was OK, only one lady waiting on 10 tables. But she was nice. Ambiance... well it's in an old old gas station. So charming, but a little smokey. WARNING: Don't go to the bathrooms

This was a great stop for us on our way home from Gulf Shores. Great gas prices and luxurious,…read moreclean, and spacious restrooms. The country store had all kinds of down home Southern goodies. I got some Apple Butter, Chow-Chow, and pickled vegetables. I'm gonna make sure that we always stop at Stan's when we're passing through!

Disappointing. I remember it was a great breakfast place…read moreonce. Stopped in today about 1pm. Hostess mentioned take a table and I will get with you when I can. Not a good start. Found some menus. Breakfast menu was sad choice. Continued to sit and wait. Other patrons apparently had been sitting a while. We finally left after no service. Sad.

Cheaper gas than just a couple miles down the road, cute little store with friendly staff and tasty…read moresandwiches!

I moved here in '82. Met the owners and shopped frequently. Was absolutely a great service, bakery,…read moremeat and produce as well. Always ran into owners, friends from the community. Learned a lot from interacting as well as shopping. Moved to Springhill and still miss Huffs.