oh my! excellent food! my scrambled egg was buttery and cooked very well! service was great! when…read moreback in Kingsport we will stop hy to try lunch too! I had blueberry waffle too! husband had sausage and eggs real hash browns!, homemade biscuit and homemade jelly!! lovely photos gentle music !

Came for breakfast with my parents, left after a cup of coffee. The thing is, we were lured in by…read moretheir expansive menu, hoping for a good, filling, southern breakfast. But when we arrived, right after they opened on a Sunday morning, we were told that they only serve "what we refer to as 'brunch' on Sundays", and were handed paper menus with five items on it. Slightly confused, hoping we could still order off of their main menu, we waited for the waitress to return with our coffee (three Americanos and one latte). And we waited. And then we waited. And we waited some more. While we waited, three other parties came in, sat down, questioned the menu, then got up and left. Had it been just us that had that reaction to the abbreviated menu, I would have voted to woman up and just stay put. I didn't want to be "those tourists" who get all riled up about something local that doesn't fit their expectations. But once we (finally!) got our coffee and asked the waitress for clarification, we realized we had to go. The menu was the menu. Their sides - which are referenced on the menu but are never explained - were lackluster for the "base" and even less impressive for the "premium" options, which of course would have cost us even more money. That, paired with the uninspired and surprisingly one-note menu just drove us right out the door. My latte was at least delightful, but that's all I can say. Also, the place was likely very clean, because we were hit by a powerful smell of disinfectant and/or cleaner when we walked in. And finally, the waitress removed my menu after she saw me taking a picture of it. She didn't touch anybody else's menu, just mine.

We could not decide where we wanted to stop for Linner and we decided on this place because it…read morelooked and sounded different. Man were we glad we stopped. I ordered 16 wings to share with the wife, hot honey, real dill and gochujang. Don't be scared of the real dill, the flavor is not overpowering at all. We normally order our wings extra crispy and I would not do that here, the next time we are in, because they would have been gtg without that. My wife ordered the twisted Cuban, with okra and it was delicious.

Great spot with plenty of indoor space and a nice outdoor area. Friendly bartenders helped us pick…read morefrom the cider lineup (chai cider was my favorite and I'm not usually a cider guy). Atomic City Brewing on tap is a bonus if you want a change up . Good food, live acoustic music, and an all around great vibe. We'll come back when we are in Kingsport.

This is a cute restaurant and staff is extremely friendly. Food was delicious. Would definitely go…read moreback.

Visiting Kingsport area & looking for healthy lunch option. What a refreshing cafe filled w/country…read morecharm. We had a party of 6 which they easily accommodated. We ordered the tomato soup, kitchen sink salads, cranberry chicken quiche & pick 4 salads. Everything was delicious! We will always come back here when we visit! Pics are proof of lunch served well!

Two Dads has solidly good down home breakfast food in a quirky diner. The service is super friendly.read more

Traveling through Kingsport we stopped into two dads for a quick lunch. I was pretty surprised as…read moreit was not the Two Dads that we had picked out from the other Yelp restaurant. Kinda confusing. The other Two Dads has a bunch of different sandwiches, wraps, pimento cheese etc. The menu is pretty limited to burgers, a couple other sandwiches, and breakfast. I got the burger and tater tots. It was fine. Nothing to write home about, but certainly a filling burger. Wife got two hot dogs with chili and fries. Her fries looked better than my tots. It looked fine. The service was dry but, fine I guess. There were some flies, but hey, every restaurant, especially this time of year has those. The most memorable thing however was the Confederate flag stating "Git R Done" on the wall and the Uncle Remus ad. I get it, you're going for that 1959s diner vibe, but I wouldn't recommend this place, especially if the other Two Dads, without the outdated decor, is open across the street.

This very well might have been the best breakfast buffet at any non-major city scene that I have…read moreever experienced. I mean outside of your DCs, LAs, Miami, etc like cities in a more normalized setting. They had comfort food and as someone who is from the north and settled in the South due to my work position, I have gained an appreciation for southern cooking. Their country fried steak was outstanding. That alone makes it worth five stars. The rest of the food and the friendly omelette chief only made things better. Excellent food, excellent service, everything was excellent. It was $22 i believe and worth every penny. highly highly recommend.

Cant rate negative- If you're staying here, get your car go somewhere else. The waitstaff here in…read moreservice is excellent so no complaint there but the kitchen should fire everyone and reboot their staff.

Very good! Friendly people, great service, awesome coffee and food…read more The gravy and biscuit my colleague had looked amazing, I loved the country ham and eggs.

The restaurant is literally next to the stockyards, so it is easy to locate. There is a sign on the…read moreside of the building also. There is a large gravel lot for parking. The entrance has some significant potholes so watch as you enter or leave, but the opening is very wide so you can maneuver around them pretty easily. This area is also used for the stockyards so there were several trucks with trailers but they tended to park further away from the restaurant. There are steps to the entrance, but there is a ramp on the left side as well. There is also a handicapped space at the bottom of the ramp, but you will need to walk through the gravel lot so plan accordingly. The entrance is at the bottom of a U-shaped bar. All seating is at the bar so large parties will be spread out. It you do have a large party, try to get a corner so you can talk easier. I was able to find a seat along the right side. There were quite a few regulars, evidenced by the joking between them and the staff. The place can get loud with all the conversation, but everyone is friendly and the staff is accommodating. While the kitchen is in the rear, the drinks, cups, silverware, etc. are all in the middle of the bar. This area is quite busy as all the staff maneuvers through here. It did seem waitresses were experienced and took care of both sides of the bar. The building itself is pretty run down but "well used" does not indicate dirty or unsafe, just that is has a lot of history. I ordered the biscuit with gravy and sausage and added two eggs for an additional dollar. The food came out in about ten minutes. The biscuit and gravy were very good and the eggs were cooked as ordered. The sausage was dry but was OK when added to the biscuit and gravy. My coffee never got below half a cup. It was a relatively warm morning, and the restaurant started to heat up while I was there. It appears they only have a wall air conditioner which cannot keep up with all the heat generated in the restaurant. It was not uncomfortable but could be that way in the summer. Betty's is a homey local spot with a decent breakfast for a good price.

I've lived in Kingsport for 49 years. We recently had to sell our home and bought a truck and…read morecamper to live in. I promised my wife 45 years ago that I would show her the USA before I passed. Thanks to Sullivan county trying to sell our home for 9 grand in back taxes, the time has come for us to hit the road. This morning, June 9th, 2025 we decided to try out some place that we had never been before for breakfast. My truck is a dually Ram 3500 and I'm still trying to get the hang of driving such a big machine. The parking lot was absolutely packed and I did the best I could in parking it. A regular patron didn't like how and where I had parked and started giving me "what for" before I even got out of the truck. It was ugly and I definitely over-reacted. Words were said that I shouldn't have said, but we decided to go in and eat regardless of the Karen's tirade. So, we go in, find a seat and met some of the nicest people we've ever encountered. Darby, the owner came and asked me VERY POLITELY and KINDLY if I could move my truck to another location to facilitate traffic flow through the lot. I happily obliged him because he was so kind and caring in the way he spoke to me. I explained my situation and he listened like a close friend listens when you need someone, you know? I came back in and my wife and I both ordered the #1 breakfast special. Oh my GOD, people! I rarely clean my plate, but this was some of the most delicious and down home cooking I have ever experienced! Our waitress was a very sweet soul and adored my Service Dog, Dolly like she was her own. Darby came back and checked on us repeatedly and his kindness and sincerity made me wish he were my own son. They are professional, courteous and treat every customer with the utmost respect and kindness. The cooking? It reminded me of my mom's cooking from back in the 60's. You can tell it was prepared with love and thoughtfulness. Overall, (except for the mean Karen) this was probably the best experience I've ever had dining out. Darby needs to be famous, folks! Please, go eat at Cafe 93 every chance you get! The prices are MORE THAN FAIR and you feel like you are part of a loving family when you are there. Thank you Mr. Darby for making me feel like I mattered. You are kind beyond words and I will never forget you. A million thanks are not enough. All I can do is tell other people about you and your awesome Cafe 93! May God bless you and keep you and your family safe and may you live a long and happy life, young man. You are a good soul, and finding you felt like finding an entire field of 4 leaf clovers! May you and yours be blessed for many, many years to come! Earl, Robin & Dolly Oaks

Kingsport,TN found this and chose it based on reviews. I ordered the bacon omelette and sourdough…read moretoast husband ordered two eggs, ham, country potatoes and biscuits with gravy. My Colette was bacon wrapped with eggs and a slice of American cheese on top. The cheese ruined it tasted plasticy. No hash brown or anything but it had a lot of bacon. The ham on the platter was salty and the gravy was underwhelming. The servers were really nice and the restaurant had a good energy. Just wish the food was better.

If you're cruising through the Tri-Cities like we are checking out neighborhoods and seeing if this…read moremight be a place we want to call home you still have to eat. We drove from Johnson City to Kingsport one morning looking for something quick, and as always, I trusted my Yelp peeps to point us toward something good. Big As Biscuits & Burgers is tucked inside a gas station but don't let that deter you for a second. These biscuits are no joke. We were originally thinking of a sit-down breakfast, but my partner is a full-blown biscuit enthusiast. If we see biscuits, we try the biscuits. So we stopped in, and the woman behind the counter was incredibly friendly and welcoming. We grabbed a ginormous biscuit for just over $3. She had all the single-serve jams and jellies ready to go, which I appreciated. We took it back to the car to eat. First impression: this thing requires two hands. It's massive. She had already sliced it for us, and when I opened it up, you could see the buttery pockets where it melted into the dough while baking. It wasn't ultra-layered and flaky like a laminated biscuit, but it was perfectly soft on the inside with a beautiful crunch on the outside. The flavor was spot on!!! Soft, warm, buttery and comforting. We added a little jam, though honestly it didn't even need butter. It was that good. If you're looking for a quick, satisfying bite that will absolutely fill your belly, stop at Big As Biscuits & Burgers. We're already talking about grabbing a few more to bring back to the hotel before we leave town. Sometimes the best finds are inside a gas station and sometimes a biscuit really can make your morning.

Good morning Yelpers Hope everyone is fine today ! Just…read morefound a nice quick breakfast place, it is inside a gas station but is quite good, freshly made biscuits great looking bacon cinnamon rolls etc. just had two eggs and toast today not that hungry. Looking forward to the pancakes on my next visit. Kinda fast food breakfast place. Probably the best in Kingsport TN Yelp on

Well, I ordered the chicken livers because the reviews I had read said that they were really good…read more Flavor was good. Only problem was they were just a little overcooked. I don't like dried chicken livers. They still need to have some moisture about them so the only recommendation I would make is just cut down the cooking time on these. Everything else was delicious!

We were looking forward to trying this restaurant while in town, the restaurant is extremely clean…read moreand tidy, the decor and vibes are on point. The food came out a little slower due to us having a large table. Our waitress was attentive. The food was very good and the price for the value was great.

The new owners have revolutionized this place and taken it to the next level. The coffee is great…read moreas it always has been, but everything else is elevated. Amazing staff, fast service, house made syrups (much healthier and better tasting than Starbucks). The atmosphere is incredible, and they have added more seating making it easier to get a seat to get some work done. My kiddos love the rolled ice cream (especially watching them make it right in front of them) and makes it easier for me to enjoy coffee with the kids.

Cozy Lil coffee shop in Kingsport historic downtown. Service was great! Lattes were yummy. I…read moredidn't order any food, but what I saw looked delicious! Not a lot of seating, but cool vibe!