This is a great local spot for fresh pork, beef, and chicken, with just about any cut you could…read morewant. The quality is excellent, and it is nice knowing you are supporting a local business. They also make grilled sandwiches that are absolutely delicious and worth the trip by themselves. Inside, there are a few tables where you can sit and enjoy your meal and they offer local coffee, fried pies, relishes, and other local products. Friendly service, great food, and a nice small-town atmosphere.

Everything was great as always. We love the pork burgers and BLTs and they always make them the way…read morewe like

Gallatin,TN. We only needed a few things, some flowers,…read moresnacks, and Kombucha. They had everything, the items were easy to find, we paid and left. I'm not sure why the place was void of customers. They didn't seem that expensive for the items we bought. Plenty of easy outside parking too. Maybe it was the time of day?

Aldi is a great place to shop to save money on groceries! We find most items are cheaper by a…read moresmall amount to an order of magnitude. We are still experimenting with their generic brands, but love their English muffins and Raisin Bran. We have also found their spicy mustard really good, and the ketchup has great flavor, although it's thinner than the name brand. Organic produce is available although the selection can be limited, but we change our menu as it's usually much cheaper at Aldi. The only thing we really have to watch and show competitively is meat, although they win out half the time. Canned veggies and fruits are staples and always cheaper unless you see a really good sale elsewhere. This store has really saved us $$ on our grocery budget.

Ordered a sandwhich next door so I popped in here while waiting…read more How adorable is this store? Anything you need for Christmas decor is here. They must make seasonal changes because they had some Halloween and fall things on sale. Super friendly, they had a table of printed recipes you could take. The recipes feature some of their local made jar goods, like cherry butter or sorghum. Definitely recommend stopping by. I can't wait to see how the decor changes with the seasons.

Where to start describing this place?…read more Hardware: do you remember that local hardware store that always had that one weird part you needed? This is that place. Plumbing, electrical, fasteners, fan belts, air filters, light bulbs, tools, small engine repair, keys, etc... Feed: farm and garden supplies, compost, feed, local produce, etc... Farmacy: homeopathic remedies, CBD, fresh local herbs and spices, teas, etc... They also have a fine selection of beer and wine, and a kitchen with wonderfully fresh, locally-sourced meats and produce - great burgers and fries, salads, mushrooms, onion rings, etc... (I hear pizza is coming;-) And since the owners are accomplished musicians, they put in a full stage with back line, lights and sound, a piano and a Hammond organ with Leslie. They have 2 or 3 musical acts a day. Come in for lunch, where most days Gene Dunlap (Faron Young, Loretta Lynn, et.al.) plays piano jazz and country, often accompanied by a patron who happens to play an instrument or sings. Around dinnertime, there is typically a jazz combo playing the great American songbook while you eat, or you can browse for hardware with a beer in your hand! Can't do that at Lowe's! Nightly entertainment is one or two acts playing all styles: blues, country, rock, pop, bluegrass, soul, R&B; everything from solo singer/songwriter to full bands with horns, and everything in between. Check their social media for the current lineup. Saturday afternoon is one of the most magical times - the Open Community Jam starts at noon and everyone is welcome to come participate - can't play an instrument? That's okay, come and sing your favorite song, backed up by some of Nashville's best. Oh, and they've converted the loading dock and back yard to a smoking and pet-friendly hang spot that doubles as an extra stage and performance space where they often have outdoor festivals and makers markets. Family-friendly, everyone-is-welcome, judgement-free community vibe. If you want a fancy, corporate, cookie-cutter hardware store or honky-tonk, this ain't it. If you prefer a down-home, out of the way, locally owned and run small business, try Joelton Hardware. This is my favorite place. It'll be yours, too. P.S. A few of the other reviews have mentioned that service can be slow at times. This is often because the owner and/or her kids are doing everything - cooking the food, waiting tables, selling hardware, and running the register. It will only get better as business builds and Kris can hire more people. Be patient and enjoy the vibe of the place. It is always worth it to your soul to slow down a little and escape the hustle and bustle.

I found out about Joelton Hardware through a friend. Nothing quite like a hardware store, with a…read morebar, kitchen, and a live music stage, right? This is so old school it is not funny. You walk in the store and there is a bar with a cash register. A few tables scattered down the middle with a stage on the far left side of the room. You see the kitchen window in the back, but there are also various items you can buy. Need a light bulb? Got it. Plumbing? Yep. Electrical? Sure. Fan belt? Why not. In short, a very unique atmosphere and worth coming at least once just to see it for yourself. When we got there, the band had just gotten up to play. The lead singer announced his drummer was unable to make it, so his son was stepping in. How was the band? They were okay. But this is just outside of Nashville, where you can find famous country artists singing in their local church and musicians that can pick up any song by listening to a short section on their phone. The kid was actually a good drummer. Band played a lot of oldies, and not country. I give them two thumbs up. Decent beer list for the standard domestic and craft beers you find at most places. I believe they rotate some of their handles, but did not confirm that. Food? Fairly standard for a small town place. Tenders were breaded in house. Not sure, but the fries appears to be hand cut, with skins on. If frozen, they did not destarch the fries, which would be unusual. The gyro is not on a spit (not surprising) so a bit less appealing, but the fresh produce was a nice touch after so many places having what is obviously sysco produce. I would rank this as a nice spot to grab a meal and listen to live music after a trail walk in either Beaman Park or Fontannel.

I've been here twice (I'm not super close or I'd visit a lot more) and I always want to come back!…read moreI've never been disappointed and I love to try new baked goods each time and the PRICE is amazing! Everyone is always so polite and helpful, and the food truck is fast and delicious! The bakery is clean, lively, and is such a fun trip and I cannot wait to come back for more.

We are in search of the best bakery for tres leches cakes…read more Parking can be tough here, we were in luck, because someone was leaving as we pulled in. They only had a few cakes in the case, and they don't make them onsite. We were told the cakes they had were delivered that day, so we took a chance. It was a good cake. The best we've found here in Middle Tn, so far. Blink and you'll miss it. Its at the end of the building and there was a food truck right outside. I did not get a chance to sample the flan or other pastries, but I will probably be back to try them.

We found out that the Peach Truck sets up a stand here so of course we had to check it out. It's…read morenot big but they have a nice variety of breads, cookies, vegetables, sauces, teas, jerky and so on. And live music was being played. We bought 2 bags of peaches, tomatoes, beautiful green onions, cucumbers, eggs and a squash. Of course we will be back here.

Open on Sunday from 12 noon till 3 PM during the summer (May - August). Great place to get fresh…read morevegetables and other from-the-farm goodies. Located a block west of Gallatin Pike about four blocks south of Old Hickory Blvd.

If your in Portland you have to stop at Harbin Hallow! Heck make the drive out to Harbin Hallow it…read morewill be worthwhile! Harbin Hallow is not your typical grocery shop, the owner Michelle has created a foodie's treasure trove. She only has local and high quality products. From meat from local farms, the creamiest ice cream, to fruits and veggies. As a fellow plant mom she has a beautiful variety's fo plant babies to bring home. Harbin Hallow has fresh baguettes and sandwiches to pick up and eat on your way home (let's be honest the baguettes are so good they never stood a chance to make it home).

Spicy chicken wrap and the goat cheese sandwhich are AWESOME!! I eat there grab and go food Atleast…read moretwice a week. And Ali is SUPER AWESOME!! I highly recommend them and it's a great place to buy local farm raise beef and lamb meat!! Also the honey is great!!

Taco Salad Greens, cheese, green onion, tomato, salsa,…read moreguacamole, chips; protein - chicken, beef and added an egg

Moringa Tree!!! I came here for breakfast with a friend and really enjoyed the experience. The…read morespace is cute, cozy, and comfy. Everyone was very friendly and welcoming. The homemade ancient-grain sourdough was piled high with a Mediterranean vibe and was delicious. I would have bought a loaf of bread or two!! Should sell it! I also loved the chia latte made with their homemade plant-based milk, so good. I do wish they had more vegan friendly food options, but what I did have was very tasty. Plenty of parking, and it's wheelchair accessible with a ramp. Overall, a lovely spot and a great place to linger over breakfast or even lunch someday.