If you haven't been to the farmers daughter in a long time, things have changed to my surprise it…read morewas still in business. Hadn't been there five years before Covid so it had been over 11 years. They have doubled or tripled in size. We lucked out and got there at 1:30. I believe they open at 11:30 on Saturday and we hit at a perfect time we got seated. We had our drink order within a minute of being seated, the lady explained everything we waited 20 minutes and was served our meat and all our sides for those of you not familiar with the restaurant. You are served family style in case you don't know exactly what family style means is that they bring a bunch of different sides to you get to pick the meats two of them per table and they come on platters. we happen to get pork chops and fried chicken. The pork chops had a dark gravy that was almost barbecued and was a little spicy so our table didn't quite care for those so they went with the country fried steak in a second helping of fried chicken. It got busier and the fried chicken was a bit dry the second time better to do chicken salad than to eat hot although I do like piping hot fried chicken! Side dishes vary 7 to 9 different sides. They automatically bring to the table that carrot soufflé is one of our favorites. I've yet to replicate. They have Yukon gold mashed potatoes, gravy beans, and whatever beans of the day,cream corn, green beans, corn salad, fresh rolls, and fresh skillet cornbread with delicious rail butter served on a slab and room temperature so it's easy to spread. There are several meats to choose from catfish and pork chops and fried chicken buttermilk chicken, which wasn't served on Saturday but is awesome. There were pork chops, country ham there was boiled cabbage, and the time before there were pickles and apple butter and cottage cheese years ago, so their sides vary but the carrot soufflé is still wonderful. You would swear were sweet potatoes!

Came here for the first time and for the price, man you get a lot of food. Their desert prices…read moresides are ridiculous, especially the cornbread salad. It's always busy and is cash only. One price and that's it which I love.

Everything we've tried has been fresh, flavorful, and cooked just right. Whether you're stopping in…read morefor breakfast, lunch, or dinner, you can count on quality food and generous serving sizes that will leave you full and satisfied.

It's fairly easy to find, but you need to be looking for the small Conestoga wagon by the road for…read morea better visual than the sign. Parking is in a paved lot right in front of the building but there is more in the adjacent lot. The only problem is if you pull into the front lot but don't have a parking space you can't get to the adjacent lot without going back out onto the divided highway. The legal way to do this is turn left at the divider opening and go back towards Jonesboro about a block, then turn around at the next divider opening and turn into the adjacent lot. There could be an opening to the adjacent lot from the front lot but it is blocked off with a railroad tie. There is a handicapped space right in front of door. The parking spaces are not marked so you need to be considerate. This trip was for breakfast on a weekend, and the restaurant was about half full when we arrived. We were greeted as we walked in and told to sit anywhere. Seating is to the left and is all tables with few seats at a counter to the right as you walk in. Our server came by right away with the menu and took our drink orders. She brought the drinks quickly, but we needed a little more time to decide as the menu is decently large and diverse. She returned in an appropriate amount of time, the sign of a good server. Our food arrived about 10 minutes after ordering. The Magnificent Seven had two eggs (cooked slightly less than ordered, but not an issue), hash browns, two sausage patties, two small pancakes, and a biscuit. The biscuit was dry but would be fine with gravy. Everything else was quite good. Of note is the little jelly packets included seedless blackberry jelly and apple butter, a very nice change from the typical grape and strawberry offering at most restaurants. My dining partner selected the meat omelet, which also included toast. The omelet was large and completely filled with meat. It was a very good selection and very filling. There is background music playing which is noticeable but not loud. Conversation was very easy. The restaurant was mostly full by the time we left, but the servers still seemed to be keeping up, as was the kitchen. Overall, this was a good breakfast for a fair price, and we definitely plan to return.

I love their pizza and wings. My favorite is the ricotta rebellion pizza and the hot honey lemon…read morepepper wings. My husband always gets the southern scandal burger. Honestly, you can't go wrong with much here. Their desert prices are a tad high so I make it a treat once in a while. We normally do take out but service is always great. This place is always busy which shows you that people keep coming back.

Visited for lunch on a Sunday & the place was packed! Literally every table was full!! As a…read moreresult, we waited a long time for our food, but everything we ordered was VERY good! I had the Philly, my husband had a burger with pulled pork on it, & his mother had the pulled pork sandwich. Everything was delicious & our server was extremely attentive. Definitely worth a visit, but you may need to wait awhile to eat.

The food is delicious! I got the 'Not little Chicago' burger, and the garbage loaded fries with…read moretheir secret sauce, which is a really good combination with the food. The service is great super sweet people. The staff make sure the place looks very kept up and unique. They play very fun upbeat alternative music.

Mid City Grill was one of the big places for me and my wife to check out while we were in Johnson…read moreCity . We didn't know that there was another one in Kingsport but the one in Johnson City was the one we needed to go to regardless. Staff here was absolutely friendly and was knowledgeable about their food items. The vegan section is absolutely comprehensive and the portion size and as well as the prices are absolutely incredible with fair prices and big portions. This place stays open pretty late as well. Done again was a blast though the interior needs to be remodeled in some way or shape. Restrooms weren't too bad at all either. Be careful of one of the steps because it's a steep step where you might fall. Overall, I was very satisfied with a visit here and I left absolutely full. This place also has great kids deals too.

Great local find! Neat/country atmosphere. Very welcoming folks. Delicious looking cakes!read more

Just walked into a half-full restaurant, made eye contact with multiple servers, stood at the door…read morewaiting to be seated, and apparently became invisible. After several minutes of being completely ignored, I left. Should've gone to Aunt Bee's in the first place. Aunt Bee's is better all around anyways. Friendly service, smiles, and people who actually acknowledge that customers exist. Funny how far basic hospitality goes in the restaurant business. Maybe I'm expecting too much, but a simple "We'll be right with you" isn't exactly a five-star request. Then again, it's Greeneville. My expectations weren't set very high to begin with, and somehow they still managed to miss the bar. Skip this place.

The staff and menu were fantastic. Local,quaint with great sandwiches and soup. I would highly…read morerecommend'

So we took a little detour for a Monday afternoon lunch, so I was taken to this little place in…read moretown. One of the first things we noticed was actually the one big negative this place has and why I can't give this any higher than what this is getting. So this was a cute little place where you could even get some outdoor seating, but because of the bustle this place has gotten, you can notice right away how cramped this can get. Over at some tables, you might get a little trapped if you sit their at the wrong time. It works against waiters and waitresses too because they could easy bump into tables and spill a bit of food. For example, I did notice a few chips fall on the floor on its way to a table. So if you choose to eat in, do keep that in mind. That or either eat outside or get it delivered. That being said, everything else about the place was pretty good. My brother and I got large lemonades, and their idea of large fits! We got jumbo cups of the stuff which is nice on a hot summer day. For lunch, I had the triple grilled cheese, no tomato and extra bacon while my brother went with the Reuben. When we get the food, my brother said a little prayer of grace before we began eating. I totally devoured that sandwich like it took my lunch money. It was a good sandwich with a nice char to the bread. As for the Reuben, my brother replied it was alright. Nothing bad, but nothing spectacular either. That was about fair. So overall the food's good. So is the attitude of the employees as well. I have no complaints with their customer service. So overall, good spot to eat as long as you don't mind it being a bit cramped. This is about a 3.5/5 and is what this would get if half-stars were available on Yelp. For now though, it has to settle for a 3.

Food was really good! Get the cheese knots! I didn't get a picture but they were superb. Everyone…read morewas friendly. Service was very casual but we weren't in a hurry or demanding. It's an unassuming place but I liked the decor and well worth a visit.

Food was good I ordered the cheese and pepperoni calzone and I give it a 8.2, the cheesey garlic…read moreknots were a 8.1, and the loaded cheese fries were a 7.4. I've never had bacon cheese fries with turkey bacon but it was good. I had a super nice waitress and everyone worked as a team. The place was clean and had an old Tennessee vibe to it.

I convinced my wife to try a small Italian restaurant we had seen many times. I thought it could…read morehave been a Mexican restaurant, and judging by the name it could have been. Casa Express had been a Pizza Hut I think and my wife had poopooed it until last week. What a good find it is! We have been back twice since our first experience there. The people are very inviting and the food is excellent. You'll have to try for yourself and see what a hidden gem it is. Side note: try the lasagna

This was our second time at this restaurant after we had visited a couple years ago. Savannah…read moregreeted us and got us seated promptly and got our order of drinks and appetizers going right away. We remembered the garlic knots being some of the best that we had ever had and a slice of banana split cake that was extraordinary, so we started with two orders of the garlic knots for the four of us to start, to one of which we added pepperoni. Sure enough, these things are extraordinary! They didn't need the pepperoni, though. We all prefered the regular knots. The restaurant is pretty big on the inside and there were only two other tables of patrons on a Friday night, but Savannah had great energy and we enjoyed ourselves. -Point One daughter got a pizza, and the other got a salad, and my wife and I shared lasagna. All of these main dishes were just so-so (The pizza was better when we reheated it at home the next day in a cast iron skillet, actually.) They did not have the banana split cake this time around, so we opted for a slice of cheesecake and a chocolate suicide cake. The cheesecake was good, but the chocolate suicide cake was moist and delicious! If we find ourselves in the area again and decide to eat here, I think we might just get garlic knots and cake! And maybe a to-go pizza to reheat at home