Oh my this place is amazing the atmosphere is incredible! The menu is dynamic and multi variety…read morefrom filet to sushi to street tacos! The service was excellent our server was attentive and gave us such a warm welcome! definitely a place to visit it's great!!

Great food, atmosphere, and service. Will be back next time in town. Historic building. Diverse…read moremenu but do it right.

The Patio has been my favorite place to eat since I was a small child. Now, my children look…read moreforward to the Patio every time we come to visit. Best Jumbo cheeseburger in the world! Best ice cream in the universe!

The service here is amazing! The line can be out the door and they are quick and friendly with…read moretaking your order. The fries and burger can take awhile, but it is worth it. The milkshakes are refreshing and flavorful and there are so many options. I was very content with my bacon cheeseburger.

Always amazing, never let me down. Enjoy the signature steak with corn and broccoli on the side…read more The steak was done absolutely perfect, the broccoli was just the right texture and the corn just the amount of spice and flavoring as expected. I have yet to be let down here. Ashley, my server, was so attentive. She was on top of her game and even provided some nice conversation. The atmosphere is always amazing, I love this place! If you stop and visit, I'm sure you'll share the same sentiment.

The service was friendly and attentive. Great portions. We sat at the bar and watched the Sunday…read morefootball game and ate really, really great meals! Will definitely go back again!!!

We were in town for a busy LMU event so most places were overwhelmed with larger crowds than they…read moreare accustomed to. However, we were seated promptly (party of 8) in the lower level of the restaurant. Server was attentive and very nice. She shared her experiences with us on being a local and was genuinely interested with our conversation. Food was good, we ordered various pizza pies and all came out relatively quick. Cooked evenly and well, flavorful and perfect temperature. 1 person in our party is gluten free so they ordered a bunless burger which was also cooked well and tasty. Overall, we would dine here again and recommend the restaurant.

I had there Italian with onion rings and a lemonade. The wait time for a sandwich was over 20…read moreminutes, on a Saturday mid afternoon. The sandwich I would consider below the standard of a local fast food (Subway or Jimmy John's). Onion rings tasted like they just been defrosted and prepared from a package purchased from Kroger 6 months prior. The lemonade tasted like it came fountain dispenser, that was in need of a good cleaning. Service was good and paying the check was quick & simple.

A Fantastic discovery! We drove by the usual gas station spots. It has a paved parking lot with a…read morecreek next to it. We walked over the bridge to a Porch front dinner. It was about 8:00 Am. Very picturesque. We picked up fresh made muffins , cookies and coffee. The Two owners are wonderful people.This house conversion is a Great break from the road. We were in & out in minutes.Everything was amazing.

This was my first visit here. You order at the window inside and then they bring the meal to you…read moreand bus the tables. Prices are not posted on the menu, but it was $35 for 2 paninis with chips and 2 milkshakes. It was a great price. We would recommend the blackberry grilled cheese, it has jam, bacon, and jalapeños on it. It had a very flavorful profile. I loved the brown sugar cinnamon milkshake, it tasted like horchata. The creek is very nice to eat by, and they have sun or shaded areas to sit as well as inside seating. I did almost get attacked by a squirrel but that's not the business's fault. I'm sure it's because most people feed the squirrels and birds. If you sit outside, make sure to pay attention to any animals nearby. The staff were really nice as well.

This cafe has a fascinating location surrounded by the remains of a coal mine and associated…read moreindustrial facilities which have been abandoned for some time but still look impressive. The cafe itself straddles a stream that was likely used for water power. They had pastry options and some diner style hot breakfast, but I wasn't blown away by these options and (correctly) anticipated that I might prefer my food options on the other side of the mountains. However, their drink selection was quite robust for a place in a pretty rural location. I ordered a coal dust which was a mix of white and dark chocolate; I was a bit miffed that the menu didn't make it clear that it was actually a coffee drink as it could just as well have been pure hot chocolate. However, the flavor combination was ultimately successful for me. Travelers should certainly consider stopping in this location to take a look around, and why not pick up a beverage?

Friendly staff nice decor and the food and coffee was wonderful, bought coffee to take home....read more

Hey absolutely great place for Mexican cuisine. The restaurant is always clean when we visit. The…read moreserver is always polite and personable. They often make suggestions on different things to try. The food is served quick, and does not compromise with taste and authenticity. The pricing presents a great value for the portion size that you receive.

Ok food. Great service though. The food comes fast but it's not as good as the Mexican in…read morePennington gap.

This place (also called ChuBeez if your Google Map'ing it) was worth the ride. My partner and I…read morestopped after riding in from Kingsport on an empty stomach. It was worth the wait. We got a couple bacon cheeseburgers and split some fries and a chili dog. We tore it up in the covered picnic table area they have next to the trailer. If we had room on our bikes, we'd have taken something to go. We're highly considering stopping back through on our way back down to Florida. Health concerns aside, the food was excellent and the folks that worked there were personable and funny. Whenever I'm in the area on a road trip, I'll definitely stop by. If you are riding motorcycles, just be advised that driving in, there is gravel, so govern yourself and your steed accordingly.

HORRIBLE. Why can't I give ZERO stars? WHY isn't there a middle finger rating? So, my…read morerecommendation: 'IF Y'ALL AIN'T WHITE AND LOCAL, JUST KEEP DRIVIN' ". Plus, the food SUCKS! This is a walk-up window, repurposed trailer on the side of a southern semi-rural highway. We were the 2nd people to order at the window right after a dad and his little boy who'd only ordered shakes. My husband and I ordered 2 BBQ sandwiches, 1 order of fries and 1 Coke. Our bill was almost $20 including the tip. We waited well over 45 minutes, while multiple customers walked up after us, ordered, paid, were served, and left. Multiple. They hadn't called the orders in, we could hear these people ordering at the window 10 ft from us; most locals who knew each other "Y'all hear about.....?", gossiping with the woman at the window, who continued to ignore us. Furthermore, since the place had windows looking directly in at the grill, we could see our order ticket being pushed behind newer orders. We could see other people's burgers and buns being grilled, with no sign of our sandwiches in the process. Finally, my husband, who never likes to complain or assert himself in these situations, decided to say something. The old lady at the window belligerently SPEWED at him "THERE WERE OTHER PEOPLE before you who called in orders". I stepped up and challenged her on that lie, so she amended it to: 'WELL, you had fries, and it takes A WHILE FOR THE OIL ('ERL' in her language) to get hot!!!". Despite the fact that it was mid-afternoon and untold customers had walked away with greasy bags containing fries. She grunted at us that our food was almost done, then yelled something at the woman at the grill, who we could clearly see was NOT making our order. That woman then looked for our ticket and only then started on it. Did I mention that I'm not white, in fact Asian? Did I mention that the parking lot had mostly pick-ups, some of which proudly bore Confederate flag stickers? Did I mention that some of the all-white clientele made no secret of glaring at me, even with my caucasian husband witnessing this? Even a woman working inside the trailer/restaurant/KKK meet-up club gave me a distinctly unwelcome, Overlong glare when we walked up. I asked my husband if he thought I was imagining it, since we live in a very progressive little town and I might have been expecting the worst of deep south folk. He said "nope, you're not". Finally, though I just wanted to demand our $ back and leave, our lukewarm food had quickly been slapped together, shoved into a bag, and slammed on the counter in front of my husband. If I hadn't just watched our food being prepared mere feet from me, I wouldn't trust that it hadn't been spat in. Honestly, they were that unfriendly, then downright hostile. I meant it when I said: DON'T patronize this shitty food trailer if you're not a card carrying, WHITE person.