I can't have gluten and I haven't had Noodles in years and was excited to order some Mac and cheese…read morewith gf noodles. Even more excited when I saw there was a BBQ pork Mac. Well that excitement quickly died as I opened the bowl and saw fried/crispy onions on the pasta. I did look on the company website and it does say that the crispy onions contain gluten. I would have thought that if someone orders gluten free noodles the common sense would be to remove the other gluten containing item. But I suppose it wasn't. My very sweet boyfriend spent extra money to get a properly gluten free meal for me despite me saying to forget it. I'm disappointed that there was a lack of common sense resulting in having to wait longer for something I can eat as well as more money having to be spent.

I just had the best pasta I've ever had in my life!!!! Wow! Do not skip this location!!!!& def get…read morethe tortelloni garlic cream (:

The restaurant was very clean and service was fast. The salad was ridiculous Asian salad bowl not…read moreeven half full. It contained 10 almond slices (yes I counted, very little dressing, and had 15 crispy fried wonton strips(yes I counted) with small ice tea over $16. I will never visit again, very sad I loved the Panera in Union square in NYC. PS it was freezing in there. Hopefully I hear back.

This location opened in the summer of 2023. I had zero issues. The single cashier and order taker…read morewas cheerful, friendly and waiting to take my order when I arrived at 11:30 am on a Tuesday. The dining room is more open than their older establishments. The dessert and pastries selections seemed less here than other locations but then a lot of places are opting for cookies more because they probably have a longer shelf life. I went with the Pick 2 after I spotted a new hot sandwich called the Ciabatta Cheesesteak. The sandwich consisted of steak, provolone, garlic aioli, caramelized onions, and peppadew peppers on a ciabatta. The sandwich was good however it was a tad soggy on the bottom from too much of something. I also got a cup of their Homestyle Chicken Noodle Soup which I've had many times before and I like it. The restroom was clean and stocked. Parking was plentiful right in front of their front door.

Love this place!! Everything from their sandwiches to their soups and especially their drinks are…read moreflavorful and delicious. My favorites are their Creamy Chicken and Wild rice soup, That's My Jam sandwich or their Caprese Panini.

4.5 super friendly staff small miss…read more I am allergic to quinoa and I disclosed this (they failed to mention it could be left off I asked if it was mixed in). Regardless i got the veggie panini and the red pepper soup. I didn't know the sandwich came with chip. HOMEMADE CHIPS they were probably the BEST chips I have ever had and that is a big statement coming from me. Also the sugar cookie should be your starter. Beautiful location- indoor/ outdoor seating.

Had the Chicken Salad Croissant and the brownie bite desert. Both were incredible! Service was…read moreGreat! Always checking in. The restaurant is small and quaint. I enjoy that!

This was our second time to eat here. The first time the server was rude and unprofessional. The…read morefood was good so we tried it again today. Same hateful server. I realize it's hard to get help these days but this is ridiculous! We have talked to the manager about her to no avail. We will not be back.

My coworkers and I went here for dinner one night while in town for work. The building is pretty…read morecool, and I enjoyed learning about the history. Other than that, I would say it ain't much. I ordered a burger with no bun (they do not offer a gluten free bun) and it came out extremely dry and not seasoned well at all. My coworkers also felt their burgers rather lackluster. Our server was attentive and kept our drinks filled, but she wasn't very helpful when I explained my dietary restrictions. I can't really recommend this place.

An old hotel that is now a friendly neighborhood spot. Indoor outdoor seating…read more I grabbed a spot at the bar as they were slammed. I ordered the taco pizza (this was during full blown salad panic). The flavor was delicious, but it wasn't quite crispy enough for me, but I used the edges ate the toppings. To be so busy the staff did a great job being attentive and getting food out quickly.

Ambiance: This is a pretty nifty place inside! Between the brick accent wall, metal cladding, and…read morestained woods, there are plenty of textures to keep your eyes busy while you're waiting for your food. The materials do a good job of absorbing sound to the place is fairly quiet. The seating is rough wood boxes or metal chairs so not a place you'll want to hang out at but adequate enough for a quick lunch. The staff are friendly and the food comes out in a reasonable amount of time. Ordered: Small wagyu slaw sandwich and medium cheesesteak Price: $26.47 (without tip) Food: I was pleasantly surprised by these sandwiches! They have great sub rolls that are like a better version of Jimmy Johns. The wagyu slaw sandwich has a heartier chewier french/hoagie roll while the cheesesteak had a slightly softer and fluffier sub roll. Both sandwiches were very well-balanced with almost a 40:60 split between any fixings and the protein. Given the high cost, they did not feel skimpy at all. I would highly recommend the cheesesteak as it is perfectly-sliced with crispy browned beef chunks and gooey melted cheese. It could have used a little more mushroom but not everyone is a mushroom fanatic like me. I did get hot peppers on the side and would recommend them if you like a hit of spice and acid on your sandwich. The waygyu sandwich is basically a cold roast beef sandwich with a mild slaw that adds good moisture and acid, also a very solid choice. Overall we had a great meal. We would say the small plus a side or the medium by itself makes for a satisfying meal while a large would be great if you're starving. The prices are admittedly high for a sandwich shop but it they do seem to use high-quality ingredients and they are prepared well. I would gladly come here again for my next sandwich fix.

I saw this place last week when I ate at Famous Dave's right across the highway. They have a nice…read morelittle dining room accented by wood paneling. I could smell cookies baking while I was eating. Their service was quick and accurate. They took my order, got it right, and delivered my sandwich almost immediately. There is nothing like a hot sub sandwich right off the grill ready to eat at your table, especially if I didn't have to make it. I ordered the American Wagyu French Dip which is a Limited-Time Only deal. The sandwich consists of American Wagyu Roast Beef, Swiss cheese, mayo, black pepper and Au Jus Sauce. I chose the Half Size for $6.99. The sub was really good and dipping it in the sauce just makes it even better. Parking is no issue whatsoever. The business that used to occupy the corner suite of the building is no longer there and so all of their parking spaces are available. I found the restroom to be okay. There was a dispenser with a layer of dust on top of the dispenser box which is no big deal, it just makes you wonder if they skip on other details in there.

This diner is a hidden gem. Tucked away in a strip mall, there is plenty of parking…read more The menu features a wide variety of Greek and American dishes. Six ladies shared the Saganaki appetizer, a flaming Greek cheese served with warm pita bread and it was delicious! There is a salad bar or you can choose a Greek salad. A+ ratings on the shish kabobs, spanakopita, cod fillets, gyros platter, and baby beef liver. Friendly service . Reasonable prices

Due to the wide ranging menu this is more like a diner than a Greek Restaurant. Menu includes…read moreburgers , misc sandwiches , fried chicken and Greek selections. My wife and I shared a Saganaki (Opa!!) and it was pretty good. Salad bar was limited but fresh. Chicken was a bit overcooked , could use more seasoning, but the meat was very tender and delicious. Service was very good even during a busy lunch period. I will go back when I'm in the mood for Saganaki and will try a traditional Greek dish next time.

Run of the mill McAlister's, good food great service. We go every Sunday after church and have…read morenever had an issue.

The standard typical McA's, fairly new building (2019, I believe) with the usual dining room that…read moremay seat a tad fewer folks than their other locations. Service was their usual fast counter ordering and food delivery to your table. The only exception was order accuracy. I ordered the Classic Grilled Chicken on the croissant with Potato Salad. I received the Grilled Chicken Club with the potato salad. No big deal except I don't believe there are enough ingredients to justify three slices of bread. Otherwise the sandwich was good. The potato salad was even better and not a huge portion either because it's supposed to be a side and that reduces the calories the way I like it. The restroom was very clean but the automatic paper towel dispenser was inoperative. However a roll of towels were available.

The food was a 10 out of 10 will come again in the future. The waiter was attentive and food…read morebrought out in a timely manner. The energy felt good. I would recommend trying

Love love love how super adorable this establishment is just shy of Christmas 2025…read more This quaint spot could easily become a romantic attraction to enjoy for a nice inexpensive dining experience. Exceptional customer service. Food was absolutely perfect. Hot & deliciously scrumptious and the strawberry smoothie-WOWERS. Appreciate the recommendation. Took chance on another yelper's review with cars seeking their destination in all directions :/, Christmas shopping in rush hour traffic=found a place I've driven by more than I care to admit:). Why wait on someone to exit their parking space or a wait time? Perhaps go & check this place out. You might be surprised in how quietness helps recharge your Christmas spirit, turbocharging it in theory. Happy holidays all. Stay well & safe, Amy

What a wonderful restaurant! Wonderful workers! Wonderful food! And a wonderful commitment to…read morehelping those affected by addiction. This restaurant was recommended to me by a friend, and going here was a highlight of my recent stay in Franklin. I have probably been to thousands of restaurants in my life, and this is in the top tier. I also love the downtown location.

Ann's has been in my radar for years. The little cafe off the Square is always packed with locals…read more Ann's claims to be the oldest restaurant in Franklin, opening in 1952. The cafe is now owned by Diane, Ann's daughter. The tables are packed tightly together, but we were happy to get the last seats in the house. Nostalgic photos of Franklin cover the walls. The place is loud but with a great positive energy. People are small-town friendly and talk between tables as they enjoy their biscuits and gravy. We cajoled with two regulars who told funny stories. Our server, Gill, was quick to the table and friendly. He checked on us several times to see if we needed anything. The menu is a mix of traditional breakfast options, sandwiches, salads and wraps. Prices are reasonable. Food came out quickly. My husband ordered their hand breaded tenderloin with fries. The tenderloin was massive with a great browned breading, served on a Kaiser roll. The pork was tender and juicy. It was a perfect tenderloin, worthy of the Indiana Tenderloin Trail. The hand-cut fries are lightly breaded, crispy and hot. There was an up-charge for the fries, but they were so good and worth it. It was rainy outside, so I had a bowl of the daily soup - broccoli cheddar. The soup was hot, thick, creamy with lots of broccoli and cheese and stuck to my ribs. My soup was served with packs of saltines. Free street parking is available if you're lucky to grab a spot. Well worth the drive to Franklin. Ps. They are closed Saturday and Sunday!