Smokin F Barbecue delivers the kind of brisket that makes you slow down and appreciate every bite…read more The bark had a deep, smoky crust with just the right amount of seasoning, while the meat itself was tender, juicy, and full of rich beef flavor--not dried out or overwhelmed by sauce. Each slice had that ideal balance of smoke, fat, and rendered tenderness that good barbecue brisket is supposed to have. The sausage was equally impressive. It had a satisfying snap to the casing, a smoky, well-seasoned interior, and enough spice to keep it interesting without setting your mouth on fire. It paired perfectly with the brisket: one rich and melt-in-your-mouth, the other hearty, savory, and pleasantly peppery. If you're ordering at Smokin F, don't skip either one. The brisket proves they know low-and-slow barbecue, and the sausage is a standout sidekick that could easily hold its own as the main event. A great place owned by a Christian group, God bless America, and Texas

Best BBQ in E Tennessee. Fun relaxed atmosphere with choice of community tables or smaller ones,…read more welcoming, friendly staff. Good thing I don't live next door cause I would eat there everyday. Everything is so good, hard to make a choice. Ribs, brisket and sides so flavorful and tender, just deeeelicious!! The scenery is serene with longhorn cattle peacefully grazing in beautiful meadow. Love visiting the mini donkeys too.

First time getting something to eat here. The food was good. Great presentation and a good price.read more

The food is meh alright all taste frozen but you know that's quite a bit of restaurant aid you want…read morequality taste and if you grandpa or uncle wants some smokey taste go across the street to uncle Guses way better food...psa coming from a food critic who's been eating for 5 years

Their pizza and burgers are great! This is a great stop for lunch and dinner or just to sit and…read morehave a beer. The staff is great and they have live music a couple nights a week.

Get there early for the best selection! Great prices. Worth the drive!! Quite a variety. You'll…read morefind items here you can't find at the grocery store.

Love this market we go all the time. Bought tomato plants and they were the best plants ever. Even…read morecame back stronger the next year without planting. Looking forward to them opening soon!!! Everyone is friendly and helpful.

Excellent selection. Fair pricing. Excellent staff they have a very good variety of spirits and…read morewine as well

In meeting the staff, everyone was helpful!…read more Sure, from the outside, it looks rough. As I drove up for the first time, it was a little unnerving to know I was trusting this place with an animal I was going to eat. Then after going inside and seeing the operation and care the staff take to keep things clean, I was satisfied. - It's a Butcher Shop people, there is going to be a little blood people and a bit more when they are working! As for quality, I was told my Elk and Deer would be ready in 5 days! Perfect timing. They had it done on the 4th day called me and let me know I could pick it up on the 5th day as promised! Amazing.

He is a great meat processor and Young but he is great on his meat I've been telling everybody…read moreabout him

When I'm invited to someone's home, I like to show up with something delightful--something that…read moresays, "Thanks for having me, and also, let's eat carbs." So as we made our way from friends in Florida to friends in Tennessee, I fell down the rabbit hole of bakery hunting. Priorities, right? Grain Bin popped up--cute name, promising vibes, and just a couple miles from our friend's place. A solid breadcrumb trail to follow. And let me tell you: great move on our part. Tucked down a quiet country road, surrounded by fields and the occasional judgmental chicken, this little farm bakery smells like butter, sugar, and somebody's Meemaw whispering, "Don't forget the vanilla." It's the kind of place where you feel like you've stepped into a storybook--if the storybook had cinnamon rolls and zero cell service. We picked up a loaf of their sweet sourdough--along with a tactical variety of cookies and pastries, because generosity is important but so is sampling. That Southern sweet sourdough? A beautiful contradiction in loaf form. Tangy enough to remind you it's sourdough, but with just enough sweetness to make you wonder if it's flirting with you. Toasted, buttered, and paired with morning coffee, it made each day of our stay feel like a slow dance on a porch swing. Sweet, tangy, a little rustic--like comfort food that dressed up for Sunday service but still wore its comfy shoes. Our friends, local residents for at least 2 years, had never been. Never! Naturally, we felt like culinary pioneers. Hopefully they'll return, sit on the patio, soak in the view, and wonder how they lived so long without sweet sourdough and a side of butter-induced bliss.

Wow, this place was so incredible. It's out in the middle of nowhere, I wasn't sure if I was headed…read morethe right direction as I passed goats and cows. I finally arrived, it's a cute little country store with baked goods. Unfortunately, I went for cake and they were sold out, I didn't think about it being graduation weekend. However, I got some cookies and coconut cake balls. The coconut cake balls were one of the best things I have ever had in my entire life. Someday I will return and get the entire cake! The cookies were great as were the savory scones. I also got some pickled okra, there are some basics in the fridge section and Gift type things plus just incredible baked goods. Definitely check this place out!

The food here is always good. Reminds me of my mom's cooking. The only drawback is we don't get…read morehere very often.

Each day of the week they have a different special today Wednesday was spaghetti. This is the first…read moretime I had tried it and I absolutely loved it. Staff is very friendly. This is a nice hometown restaurant with good home cooking and lots of good fellowship with.