I was killing time in Spring Hill while my husband was attending a record show and wandered upon…read moreBig Bad Breakfast. It was amazing! The food was delicious, great coffee, super sweet server. I loved the decor. Go hungry, portions are generous. I hope I get to go there again sometime.

Sunday 9/13 service was fair food was about a 2 on a 10 scale door was not good had a BLT breakfast…read morebiscuit was ok except had to ask for butter. First Watch breakfast much better like a 9 out 10..

3.5 to 4 stars This…read moreis a little restaurant located on a busy road in a country setting. The parking lot was full when we arrived, but we found other parking on the side of the building. It's a small restaurant with a hometown feel - tables inside and a larger table in a side room. It's counter ordering with a large diverse menu. Kids menu items were great including Mac n cheese and chicken strips and fries. All came with a drink. Main entrees included hot items (shrimp & grits, meatloaf), salads, sandwiches and lots of vegetarian items. They also have a dessert area with large cookies, pies, etc. Our family ordered the kids chicken tenders, chicken tender wrap, BLT and turkey club sandwiches with fries. We also tried the fried okra. The fries were delicious and tasted homemade - the sandwiches were good. My sandwich was missing mayo which I didn't notice until after I was done eating. We enjoyed the food but didn't find anything super standout.

Breakfast was good. You order at the front then sit down and they will bring the food out to you. I…read moreordered the waffle and it was a good size and yummy. The inside of the restaurant was cute!

Choose this place! 10/10 would highly recommend again and again…read more We live in St. Louis and flew in to try some unique cuisine from the St. Louis scene. Initially, it reminded us of First Watch (a compliment) but upon further review there were items we hadn't ever considered before. Let's start with the Bacon Lover's BLT&A The perfect amount of crunch. The bacon was juicy NOT WET but the right amount of fat. Perfect amount of avocado paired with the garlic aioli. It could use a touch more lettuce but that still doesn't not take away from this beautifully crafted sandwich. Always right to bet on it. Now the pancakes. The Bourbon St. Pancakes were a hit all on their own. I pieced together three à la carte items to marry a delightful blend of FLAVOR and joy. The loaded grits explode with flavor in each bite. Their grits are smooth and creamy so if you don't like textured grits, you may actually give these a try. The green onion steals the show every time. I've never heard of sage and brown sugar sausage -- the earthy flavors were a hit! We were so pleased with our meals and we will be returning before we head back home with handmade mug in tow -- they're for sale!

Stopped in for breakfast and glad we did! Caught it on a Saturday am and didn't wait long. Service…read morewas great. Our kiddo had the kid's pancakes, egg and bacon and it was a good size portion. His pancakes were fluffy and kid approved! We split the lemon blueberry goat cheese pancakes which sounded odd BUT were absolutely delicious! Their pancake itself was outstanding. Came with eggs and bacon which were delicious. Also ordered half order of beignets which went really well with their iced coffee. If you want plain black iced coffee, make sure you mention that or else you get milk in it. Good service and great food!

When I scanned the reviews of potential local restaurants I wanted to visit for breakfast, I was…read moresurprised to find my name already on the Half Way listing. Then....I saw that my review was a decade ago! (That was back when it was a little farther out of town and in a smaller place. So, I came back, anew, to enjoy again. Hands down, this is a friendly establishment with a staff that is welcoming, polite, helpful...and ready to serve you. The interior is open and sports a nostalgic look with large tables accompanied by old (but sturdy) mismatched, carved-high back chairs. Yes, you can sit by yourself, but if it's busy....scoot over and invite a new friend to join you. Most tables seat 6 or 8 -- more "communal" style in a sense. Step up to the counter and order from the solid, albeit mundane, menu: eggs to order, meat side, potatoes, biscuit & toast...gravy if you like. They'll bring it to your table. Nothing fancy. My wife's eggs were scrambled, but not fluffy....rather flat like an unfilled omelet. My over easy eggs were close to perfection and oozed a rich yolk sauce on my deep fried potato cake. Yes, I would have preferred authentic hash browns or "home fries". But this worked for the occasion. Biscuits were buttery and tender. Coffee - average. Sausage patty appeared to be cut from a commercial roll - fried well and tasty. My wife's bacon was absolutely to her liking (hard to get right sometimes). But her's was spot on: very crisp, not burned. Lots of grab and go sandwiches for sale....check out other reviews and photos. Before you leave, pick up a couple of fried pies. (Ten yeara ago I had the peach - yummy. This timr we took home both apple and cherry. Slightly - not overly sweet fillings and a great afternoon treat. Dough was slightly different this visit. (You can see that in my pics...if Yelp still has them available.) As for the "Market" aspect of the name....that is a bit of a mystery - not a lot of market goods were readily visible. Oh!...be careful parking. The unmarked "street side" parking is tight and cars can come barreling down Hill Street. There is apparently more parking on the back side (towards downtown area). All-in-all the vibe was a bit like my Grandma's Country Store (1940-50s) a place where I was born and raised...friendly, comforting, congenial. And, a return for lunch is in order - the menu sounds inviting ... I hope another 10 years doesn't pass before I make it back for that. PS: very clean restrooms available too.

For some downhome cookin things the place. This city slicker didn't know what was coming when they…read moreserved up chicken' n dumplins, collard greens and pot roast. Home cooked like maama used to make. The onion rings were fried and crispy crunchy. Couldn't stop eating. Pecan pie was the pecaniest my mouth leaped with delight! Staff was lovely and helpful. Felt like I was visiting family. Can't wait to visit again!

Father's Day dinner with my wife. A nice homey place with a comfortable vibe. My wife had the…read moreChicken Parm Sandwich and I had the Fun Guy Burger. My burger was great but my wife's sandwich was fabulous! The wait staff was attentive, helpful, and efficient.

Everything we ordered was gross. Greasy and mostly inedible. They did take one of the meals off…read morethe menu without us even telling them it was awful. Says a lot.

We found a hidden gem! After Marcy Joe's and Doodads closed down in Columbia, we were searching for…read morea new homemade comfort food spot. We found it! Santa Fe Diner is a tiny restaurant tucked away from the busy road. It is totally worth the drive. I found a new spot for my Country Fried Steak. Side dishes are pretty good. The portions are smaller compared to other comfort food restaurants with the same price range. Service was great and very welcoming. Overall, two thumbs up!

3.5 - 4 This version…read moreof the Santa Fe diner is a rework of the old "Pops Santa Fe Diner" and apparently has changed hands 3 times recently. In that regard, the fine folks who are operating this establishment now are just getting started and, as a result, there are bound to be a few hiccups and a bit of a learning curve. (No printed menus ...but daily offerings are clearly hand-written on big dry-erase board and usually posted on Facebook. Or....just ask.) Breakfast is served from opening (7:00 am) 'till 11:00 when lunch menu starts. (We arrived just before 11 am....so close to mid change-over.) Staff: both "front of house" wait staff and kitchen are extremely courteous, welcoming, congenial, and friendly. Food: Mixed reviews from our group of 3 diners. (But we all agreed, generous portions were served.) --Scrambled eggs were way too greasy and not scrambled well. Dry white or wheat bread was fine. Jelly and butter on the table. --Side of baked apples were delicious, sweet and "cinnamony." All three of use liked these the best. --Meatloaf (big, thick ol' slice), baked throughly and then regrilled to create a bit of a crust. (I loved it!) --Scalloped potatoes were cooked well and fork-tender but the sauce was heavy handed (with the flour thickening) and the cheddar cheese bits were not melted. I loved the flavor; a second person in our group did not. --Hush puppies were larger than one bit and nicely fried. Sadly, not much flavor....so just basic cornmeal. Desserts looked wonderful - Pecan, Chocolate Chess, Cherry Cheesecake, Banana Pudding, and Peach Cobbler - all homemade. (Actually, the cherry looked like regular cherry to me.) No room for dessert this trip but next time I'll try. Drinks: water, canned soda, regular coffee and maybe a few others....just not sure. We saw other diners seemed to enjoy the hearty vegetable soup, the hamburger steak smothered in onions, and today's other special: fried catfish. (Looked golden brown and inviting.) All-in-all worth another visit and perhaps a trip during a different hour of the day. PS: Also available fresh farm eggs and local honey!

I have been visiting Tennessee at a minimum twice a year dating back to 2021, specifically in this…read morearea. I am shocked that during my recent visit I visited this restaurant for the very first time! The servers were very kind and patient while we made our group order. I decided to order the chicken strip combo with mac & cheese and collard greens. I also ordered a Pilsner beer to drink. Prices were very reasonable. Before tip I think I spent less than $25 on the whole meal! I was also served so much chicken that I ended up taking some of it home. Everything was so great and I look forward to returning for future visits!

Came in late on a Saturday afternoon for a casual lunch with my husband, and was not disappointed…read more Located in a strip mall ish setting, it's quaint and charming, a typical Tennessee no frills establishment. They have flavored syrups you can add to your sodas, ice cream if you want a sweet treat after- truly delightful to find a little restaurant like this. Walked in pleasantly as soon as we entered, she was willing to answer any questions about the menu and brought the food to us when we sat on the back patio. I had the buffalo chicken wrap, husband had the hot chicken Caesar wrap- both were sooooooo delicious if not a wee bit messy be prepared to use napkins! The coleslaw inside of mine was sooooooo good, the mixture of flavors was incredible. Definitely a nice lil joint for a chill meal, will absolutely be coming back.

Ordered a medium rare New York strip, it was cooked to perfection !…read moreThe baked potato was so fresh and delicious and the green beans were so flavorful. Our whole party had perfectly cooked steaks. The restaurant is very clean and the service is impeccable. If you're looking for a good steak in Spring Hill, highly recommend this location.

Texas Roadhouse is always such a fun & welcoming experience! Pro tip: Join their waitlist before…read moreyou arrive so you can walk right in. Starting off strong, the rolls are amazing with their cinnamon butter, coming straight from the oven they're perfectly cooked and so delicious. I typically always get the same entree here and you can never miss with the steak kabob! You can choose your side & the mashed potatoes and brown gravy are always so flavorful. I get my steak cooked medium, it usually comes out medium well and some pieces can be fatty but overall the meat is pretty tender and pairs super well with the veggies and seasoned rice! Will always come back to Texas Roadhouse for some delicious steaks!