My first visit at Bobby's was a pleasant surprise. I was looking for some kind of salad but they…read moredid not offer that option. Instead of fries I chose onion rings. They were really tasty. But I'm glad I opted out of the fries. I do like slim fries but this time they looked like caramelized onions. My hamburger was good with two patties, and the bun was tasty too because it was grilled. My friend was happy to be able to order gluten free buns. Next time I know that they have a burger bar. That is a great option. You can choose how many pickles and how much lettuce or tomatoes you want on your burger. Bobby's signature sauce was tasty. They were busy during lunch time so we had to wait a bit for our orders. However, the cashier was friendly and we were not in a hurry.

The turkey burgers were tasty but the worker was outside and came running into wait on us. We…read moreordered fries and one set was great and fresh and the other set looked like it had been fried twice. It was dark and oily. It was a very disappointing meal.

Whenever I'm out in Cartersville, I always make it a point to stop for breakfast at the Rooster…read moreShack. The food is consistently fresh and delicious, the restaurant is clean, and the staff is super friendly and attentive. Definitely one of my go-to spots when I'm in the area.

Probably my new favorite breakfast spot in the Cartersville/ Emerson / Acworth Area. If you have…read morefriends or family visiting out of town - take them to this hidden gem. The outside does not match how clean, kind, and welcoming this place is on the inside. A wonderful representation of what Cartersville is all about - Soul & Southern Hospitality at its finest. Sometimes it not about how fancy or expensive a place is but the true quality and soul. We will be visiting this place again soon- Thank you to the Rooster Shack team- yall delivered and we are thankful, cheers.

What an incredible experience at The City Cellar and Loft in Cartersville. This spot was…read morerecommended to us earlier in the day by a waitress at another restaurant and we are so glad we took her suggestion. Our waiter Nathan was absolutely amazing. We let him know that our son has celiac disease and it turned out that Nathan also has celiac disease. Because of this he was incredibly knowledgeable and thoughtful in helping us navigate the menu and choose safe options for our son. Even better our son was able to connect with Nathan and swap stories about living gluten free which meant so much to us as parents. That personal connection truly made the experience special. The atmosphere is fantastic and feels like a true cellar tucked away in the basement giving it such a cool and unique vibe. It felt like a hidden gem and a really fun place to discover. I also had a gluten free apple cider that was made locally and it was hands down one of the best ciders I have ever had. Between the outstanding service the care shown for food allergies and the unique setting this was an unforgettable visit. We will absolutely be back and highly recommend The City Cellar and Loft to anyone especially families navigating celiac disease.

We came on a Friday night. The space is cute and cozy. However, the food is nothing to get excited…read moreover. I will say the pork belly bites were really good. I got the fish and chips and substituted fries for macaroni and cheese. The fish was very bland. The macaroni had potential. It came in a little cast iron skillet, but the macaroni tasted more like the skillet than cheese. My husband got the Buffalo chicken wrap and fries. A lot of food came on his plate, but the wrap was just ok. Overall disappointed, this place seemed promising. It was about $80 after tip, definitely not worth that!! True rating: 2.7/5

We had an outstanding experience at Table 20. From the moment we sat down, our waiter Nick went…read moreabove and beyond. Our son has celiac disease, and Nick was incredibly knowledgeable and proactive, personally making sure everything was clearly communicated with the chefs so we felt completely comfortable and confident. The atmosphere was very relaxed yet attentive we never had to ask for a thing because Nick was always one step ahead and made sure we had everything we needed. On top of that, he took the time to recommend things to do while we're visiting, which was such a thoughtful touch. We don't live in town, but the downtown area is absolutely amazing, and after this experience, we can't wait to explore it more tomorrow in the daylight. And the food, hands down five stars across the board. We will absolutely be back when passing through, and if you're dining here, ask for Nick!

We got the Faroe Islands Salmon (4.5/5) and Crispy Rainbow Trout (4.5/5), which both were…read moreoutstanding! I primarily ate the salmon. The sunchokes, golden beets, and squash with the salmon were amazing; they melted in your mouth, and the fennel and orange flavors were a nice touch (5/5). The tarragon cream was an excellent sauce; the only reason why I am not giving it a 5 is that the salmon itself was a little plain. The service was good but a little slow (4/5); the guy who brought out our food was really funny! The interior of the restaurant is also pretty nice (4/5). Overall, we are excited to come back and try more items, especially since they have a rotating seasonal menu! I am pretty confident they'll get a 5!

Great retro styles place with the walls, ceilings, bar, any space you can think decorated with…read morerock, blues, southern rock memorabilia. My wife ordered the n appetizer nachos for her meal, she couldn't finish them. They were huge, they did need some sort of a "wet" topping (queso, salsa, something). I had the double gonzo burger with Parmesan chips. If I had known the burgers were sure'nuff hand patties and thick, I would have only ordered the regular burger. I couldn't take a bite, had to remove a patty and eat it separately. It was cooked to the right temp, but it could use some seasoning. It was good, but just plain meat, no seasoning mixed in. Our waitress was attentive and never let my tea glass get to the bottom before bringing me another one!

1-Star Review (and that's being generous)…read more My wife and I were visiting home from Arizona and decided to try Ate Track Bar after several locals recommended it. We walked in expecting a fun, nostalgic spot with good food. Instead, we were hit with some of the most bizarre, unprofessional, and politically-charged décor I've ever seen in a business. Right away, we noticed signs pushing extreme right-wing political views plastered around the bar. It was uncomfortable, but we tried to shrug it off and assume maybe it was satire, maybe equal-opportunity joking. Then we saw the signs by the restrooms: "Restrooms - Republicans Only" and "Restrooms - Democrats Only." At that point, we realized this wasn't humor. It was just tacky. In 2025, with the kind of division this country is already dealing with, why would any business choose to alienate customers like this? As a consumer, I don't need - or want - your political views shoved in my face. I came to eat, not join a rally. We immediately decided to leave. Ironically, the hostess told us a table had just opened up, but there was no way we were staying after feeling that uncomfortable and unwelcome. The saddest part? My wife is a well-known influencer who was literally excited to do a fun, positive post about this place. Instead, we walked out offended and disappointed. Why lose customers over politics? Why create an environment where people feel judged or divided before they even sit down? Thankfully, we walked about 100 yards down the street to Table 20, where we were greeted warmly and had one of the most delicious lunches we've had in a long time. Night and day difference. Ate Track Bar might be a "nostalgic" spot for some, but for us, it was a harsh reminder that not every business is interested in welcoming all customers. If you're looking for good food and a place where you don't have to decode someone's political agenda just to eat, keep walking. There are better options right down the street.

My lady and I came and ate here after visiting the Tellus museum. This place is the epitome of a…read morelocal sports bar that has the nostalgic buffalo wing smell in the air as soon as you enter the restaurant. There were two servers working the entire restaurant including the bar and they were extremely attentive and friendly. We seated ourselves and were greeted instantly within the minute and the service was amazing. The food tasted great, not to mention they had a 10 wing deal for $9, not something you see everyday. All in all, this place was a fantastic experience and I will definitely go back if ever in the Cartersville area!

We have gone several times, great food and good servers! It's got some Great food choices! Always…read moregood food. The servers are very good and very helpful!

I ordered a double stack bacon chess burger. It was delicious. A side of non greasy onion rings…read moredelicious. And a drink all for $13.00. I did try dipping my onion rings in the Famous Freddie's Fry Sauce. I liked it until I saw the ingredients. #1 Soy oil ick. Otherwise the retro 50's decor and the nice cashier I enjoyed it. A very tasty lunch.

Ordered the food through the drive-through and then My Daughter had to use the restroom. Upon…read morevisiting the inside of the store, we were grossed out by the cleanliness of the store and the restrooms. The staff were nice, but the restaurant was gross. I couldn't believe that this staff could not clean this restaurant. The only thing they were worried about was servicing customers never visiting this place again.

What kind of night did you have last night? Depending on how long you have been awake at 7:30 a.m…read more you might want breakfast. Maybe you want lunch? Well you can order either one at this cool historic restaurant in downtown Cartersville! I truly loved stepping back in time at this awesome diner called, 4 Way Lunch! The staff was friendly fast to serve a meal and sitting at the counter of the restaurant is entertaining and oh so cool! Prices are reasonable and it was a terrific visit, back in time! The town is charming and you could spend the day here and enjoy breakfast and lunch! Burgers are a nice thick, juicy patty!

1st time back here in about 30 years - Ernie Garrison cooked my meal back then. Nothing has changed…read more- wonderful meal and sweet and friendly people! This is truly a landmark - an icon.

Nestled in the middle of old residential Cartersville this place is a local favorite. Great…read moreatmosphere, super friendly service, and really good food. It's small and can get crowded but worth the wait.

Really neat, no frills Southern "hole in the wall" restaurant. Lots of locals have recommended this…read moreplace to us since we moved here 2 years ago so we finally decided to go for brunch this past Saturday. I got the Eggs Benedict (I forget the actual name of the platter on the menu). Unfortunately, I was really disappointed. The fried potatoes were very soggy and undercooked. The sausage was so leathery I could not chew it. I think it may have been previously cooked sausage that was microwaved entirely too long making it be tough and impossible to eat. The eggs nor the gravy had any seasoning at all and required me to add lots of salt and pepper. My husband got a plate called the Hangover. He said his potatoes were also undercooked but aside from having to add lots of salt and pepper that his was decent. I took the biscuit that came with his plate and it was the one thing that I thought was delicious. Our waitress was great. Very friendly and managed her time well. The cook needs some extra training though.

Awesome bar atmosphere! The food is always made to order and taste great. HIGHLY RECOMMENDread more

I ordered a Caesar Salad, but what I received was a hot mess. First of all, Caesar salad is made…read morewith romaine lettuce, not wilted iceberg lettuce. Also, I don't know what kind of dressing was used. The chicken was extremely dry and chewy.