It is with some measure of disappointment that I visited and write a review for Cheesy J's. Based…read moreon their menu and my love of crispy toasty cheesy sandwiches, I had fairly high hopes, despite the fairly mediocre Yelp ratings. But I'm afraid I need to confirm that my hopes were unjustified. First, some good bits. The staff was super friendly and helpful, though with an establishment (like this) where you stand in line and order at the counter, staff quality doesn't enter as much into the overall impression of a place as with a sit-down full-service establishment. As senior citizens, we got a 15% discount, which is a substantially larger discount than we generally see for seniors. The pickles were pretty good. My wife said that her pickles were the best part of her meal. For me, the pickles and the cream soda were kinda tied for goodness. The washroom was pretty clean. The eating area was nicely set up and I didn't notice any un-bussed tables (though it appears that diners are expected to bus their own tables, which I did). And now, the rest. My wife had The Dip, Wet. First, we were a bit confused that ordering "Wet" meant that they would put the Jus on in the process of constructing the sandwich, rather than providing Jus with the sandwich for dipping. But the staff was happy to provide a container of Jus. She found the sandwich overall to be sufficiently "meh" that she asked me whether I really wanted to take the leftover half sandwich home. I thought that since it wasn't actively bad, I'd go ahead and finish it later. I had Cheesy Brisket. I thought it was kinda OK, though the meat was not nearly as tender as I expect from a brisket dish. (My first bite, I couldn't fully bite off a piece of the brisket, so the entire slice slid out of the sandwich.) My wife thought that the meat tasted bad. I thought that the taste was OK; it was just that it could have stood some additional cooking time to get tender. Oh, the best part of the sandwich was the crispy cheesy bits around the edge. Both came with a "taste" or sample of their tomato soup. This was useful, as we both now know that we would not be happy buying the tomato soup. I don't think that it is Campbell's, but I think that the quality of taste is comparable. My wife had the combo with a side of cole slaw which was not horrible, but she didn't eat very much of it. I had the combo with a side of Mac & Cheese. For me, freezer section Mac & Cheese from Stouffer's is pretty good and I give it a solid 3 stars. And, for me, the Kraft box with the orange powder is a solid 1 star. This was somewhere in between. I had a few bites of it, but it wasn't worth eating or taking home to eat later. Their drinks are mostly Pepsi products, plus Iced Tea (sweet and non-sweet). I started off with unsweet tea, which I found to taste a bit odd and weak. So I dumped it out and got the cream soda, which was pretty good. In summary, while Cheesy J's is not actively bad, I don't see myself choosing to return. P.S. I didn't notice until I got home that the menu they gave me does not have all of their sides listed. Not sure whether anything else might be missing. P.P.S. I didn't notice until later that I was charged $1.16 for "Advantage Program". Unsure what this is, as I didn't order it.

Customer service was stellar when I visited. It was well lit and there's a mix of seating perfect…read morefor catching up with friends or relaxing with family. I appreciated the amount of cheese oozing out of my sandwich and the burst of flavor from my Rajin Cajun. My family member was equally satisfied with the brisket. You get picked and a little cup of tomato concoction for dipping. The sweet potato fries had a nice buttery taste and comes with a sweet icing (but doesn't need it). Next time I'll try their potatoes. If you're concerned about price points, this one is strictly about the convenience-not a value meal. Enjoy

Wasn't what we thought it was. Mainly fresh sandwiches. Hours are short…read more Food was good but not what we expected.

This has been one of my favorites for years. You can't go wrong with anything they have. I love the…read morechicken salad sandwiches, and the kale salad. Don't forget to try their fruit tea, and wonderful homemade banana bread and zucchini bread.

Ordered through Uber Eats. My son loves the Hook & Ladder, and I always go with the Italian -- both…read moresandwiches were flavorful, well-made, and tasted great. Definitely a great choice for a satisfying lunch!

I've been to firehouse so many times in my life, this is by far the friendliest and cleanest I've…read morebeen to. It was my little brothers first time trying firehouse and it's now #1 on his list for a hoagie.

Fat Shack Review - 8/10…read more I stopped by Fat Shack and here's how it went: Wings: I asked for them double-cooked and they came out perfectly crispy--not to mention, a really good size! Definitely not those skimpy wings you sometimes get. I tried a buffalo sauce I wasn't familiar with, but it wasn't bad at all. Solid 9/10. Fries: Also double-cooked, which gave them a great crunch. I love salty fries, but this batch was a little too salty--though nothing a quick napkin wipe couldn't fix. Still tasty. 8.5/10. Fried Oreos: They were warm and sweet, but tasted just a bit undercooked for my liking. If you like your fried treats a little gooey inside, you might love them! For me, it was a 6/10. Overall: Fat Shack is very convenient, 8/10 from me!

Fat Shack has fully committed to the stoner aesthetic. The menu reads like someone raided a…read moredispensary, got the munchies, and started yelling food ideas into a notebook. Loaded fries? Yep. Monster burgers? Absolutely. Fried everything? You bet. The menu is honestly fantastic. Unfortunately, the execution felt like everyone sampled the product before clocking in. Walked in on a Sunday at lunchtime and the place was emptier than my fridge after a teenage sleepover. Ordered immediately and wandered over to the soda machine. No ice. That's a bold strategy for a restaurant whose entire vibe is "we know you're thirsty." Then the wait began. They said 10 to 15 minutes. They delivered on that promise with the dedication of NASA launching a rover to Mars. Fifteen minutes in an empty restaurant is impressive. Even the DoorDash drivers had that look of, "Bro... I could've grown the potatoes by now." Food finally landed. The burger was actually pretty decent. Fried pickles were solid. The breaded fries wanted to be great, but some were cold and the fryer oil tasted like it had seen every presidential administration this decade. The staff wasn't rude. They also weren't awake enough to be considered enthusiastic. The whole restaurant had the energy of a group project where everyone assumed someone else was doing the work. That's really the story here. Death by a thousand little details. No ice. Slow food. Cold fries. Worn-out fryer oil. Dark dining room. Zero hospitality. Nobody seemed to notice, and that was the biggest disappointment of all. Fat Shack absolutely understands stoner food. What it doesn't understand is that eventually the munchies wear off... and people start noticing the service. I'd probably order it again... through DoorDash... and hope they remember the ice.

Have been ordering from here for years but ordered today and the bread was so hard we could hardly…read moreeat it. $28 for 2 subs on DoorDash and bad bread. Please do better.

The manager who is always there is very rude. My boyfriend ordered me a sandwich with turkey today…read moreand she put ham instead. He told her that he asked for turkey twice and she said he needed to speak up. This is not the first time we've had issues with her. Why hire a manager who has no customer service skills or the basic ability to be kind? Bad example for the employees she's leading on her shift and bad rep for the store

This place had a lot of potential when I first saw it in August! Told all my friends about it and…read morewent back to find it had closed down already. It definitely is in a spot that needs a lot of advertising as it is not visible from the road (Madison Street) and the MLK (Hwy 76). Too bad. The coffee was great. Didn't get to take the littles and friends for yogurt. Wish it had survived as it was cozy and decorated so nicely.

The old Berry Bear Frozen Yogurt has closed and we now have Serendipity. The new owner was really…read morenice and friendly. They have redecorated and gotten rid of all the loud neon colors. There is new furniture, decorations and earth tone paint colors. They still have self serve frozen yogurt (pay by weight) but have added some sandwiches (bread, wrap or croissant), a couple appetizers (hummus & pita chips, caprese salad) and some hot/iced coffee and teas. I stopped in and grabbed a iced vanilla caramel latte on my home after work and it was delicious. They are open every day, 9am-8pm. I look forward to coming back for a sandwich and a yogurt.

This has become a go to for lunch! Name is a little misleading because I never get a "pita," always…read morea bowl. Everything is so fresh and delicious!

Ordered several items via take out. Food is fresh, good ingredients and order was correct. The…read moreonly negative was that the gyro meat was not authentic, more like pre-fab gyro meat. But overall a pretty good option.

I just moved back to Clarksville a couple months ago, and made a huge list of restaurants in the…read morearea that I want to try. Chuckles is one of them. Unfortunately, they will be closing down soon. And that's too bad because I would definitely eat here regularly when craving pizza. The owners were super nice and it was great chatting with them. We had the cheesy dippers for an appetizer and they were excellent. Our main dish was a pepperoni and jalapeño pizza. The pizza comes on a thin crust, which is my preference, so I really enjoyed it. They even had a couple arcade machines set up for free play. That means my wife and I got in a couple games of Dig Dug before the food came out.