Best damn food around! You won't regret it. Definitely the real deal. And the service is always…read morefantastic. Make sure you check out the Italian beef carryout kit. Get enough beef to double the amount of bread you get.

Chill spot to grab a bite. Good prices. Can't complain about the food. Service is good.read more

We love this place. The catfish is the best around. Old school buffet, like stepping back time!!read more

The Eatin' Table in Tompkinsville, KY is a warm, no-frills hometown restaurant that does comfort…read morefood very well -- think generous breakfasts, classic burgers, smoked BBQ specials, and a menu that reads like a love letter to Southern diner favorites. The dining room feels clean and welcoming, the service is friendly and down-to-earth, and portions are hearty enough that the regulars (and visiting challengers) keep returning. Standout strengths are the breakfast offerings and the house-sized portions: the restaurant is locally famous for its oversized "Mike's Big Breakfast" challenge and consistently large, satisfying plates that make it an ideal stop for a hungry traveler or a family meal. There's a lot to like if you enjoy generous pancakes, thick-cut toast, crispy hashbrowns, or smoked chicken and brisket options. Service tends to be warm and personal, and staff are attentive and helpful. However, a few patrons report occasional order misses during busy shifts, so a polite reminder about any special sides can be beneficial. The restaurant also appears active on local social channels and delivery platforms, which makes takeout an easy fallback. In short, choose The Eatin' Table when you want honest, filling Southern comfort food served with small-town hospitality. It's a supportive, friendly spot that shines at breakfast and offers reliable, flavorful plates for lunch or dinner. It's perfect for visitors exploring Monroe County who want hearty portions and a welcoming vibe.

Food is delicious, always fresh, reasonably priced. Service is top notch and they make you feel…read moreright at home. Definitely get the "mom and pop" feeling. Always clean and family oriented. My favorite and most recommended menu items - cowboy burger and cheesecake.

Went to Burgess Falls...no parking available. We saw a sign about parking at the "red barn" and…read moreheaded up there...or here. They have a venmo barcode outside, (it is $10 for parking) but I couldn't get it to work, so I went inside. It was packed! But I did manage to pay and get a receipt to put on my dashboard. They told me I could get $5 off my purchase if I showed my receipt. However at the register they said that promotion was over. In the end, they honored it, so I appreciated that. We had the banana pudding and peach cobbler and an ice cream. The ice cream was purchased separately, so we got it immediately. But it took at least 20 minutes for the pudding and cobbler. At one point, I jokingly said to my daughter "are they making it right now"...and they I think they were. The vanilla wafers on the sides and bottom were crunchy, not soggy. It is one of the better banana puddings I've had lately. Definitely recommend it! The cobbler was warm but not what I was looking for. They have a ton of local made products and the bathroom was very clean. Their sign advertised Farm to Table. If we get out that way again I would definitely give their menu a try.

A quaint little place with amazing decor and food. One of my favorite places to eat. I haven't…read moreeaten anything there that I don't recommend. Finish off with their ice cream!!

Overall: They had an amazing lunch special that was not only well priced, but so delicious! Got the…read morepulled pork, mac and cheese, and green beans. Literally craving the meal again as I write about it. Service: Our food came out very quickly and we were sat right away. Ambiance: Plenty of seating; it was a nice warm vibe and they also had a rooftop available as well!

Let me start by saying this is one of my favorite places to eat. The food is spectacular, and I've…read morenever had a bad experience here. But I have to say something about this ridiculous breakfast/lunch system. We sat down at 10:22 this morning. Our server tells us we have 8 minutes to order breakfast because at 10:30 they stop serving breakfast. Okay, no problem. So naturally I say, "Alright, we'll just order lunch." Nope. Apparently she can't put in a lunch order until 11:00. So from 10:30 to 11:00, we're just supposed to sit there and stare at each other. Seriously, what is this system? I'm sitting in a restaurant at 10:30 in the morning, hungry, surrounded by food, and apparently there is a 30-minute period where I am not legally allowed to order anything. It's 2026. We have AI, self-driving cars, phones that can translate languages in real time, and refrigerators that can tell us when we're out of milk. But Town Square Social apparently has a computer system that says: 10:29: "Would you like breakfast?" 10:30: "Absolutely not." 10:31: "Can I order lunch?" 10:31: "Don't get crazy." 11:00: "Okay, now you may eat." Again, I LOVE this place. The food is fantastic. This isn't a knock on the staff or the restaurant itself. But somebody needs to fix this stupid system. If I sit down at 10:22 and decide at 10:42 that I want lunch, I feel like we should have evolved enough as a society to make that happen. Until then, I guess I'll just stare at my wife for 30 minutes and contemplate my life choices. Great food. Great place. Absolutely ridiculous system.

Loved this restaurant. The Southwestern omelet bowl was absolutely delicious. Would definitely…read morego again!

I wanted to love this place since we went out for a special celebration of my husband. We had not…read morebeen before and the menu looked amazing! We did not have a great experience. We had a party of 10 and went early (before 6pm on a weekday). It was not busy, and when we arrived there was one couple seated. Despite this, I think they rushed our food. And we would have gladly waited a little longer for cooked food. :/ Everyone at the table who ordered "steamed broccoli" received hard, barely cooked broccoli. My mother-in-law's potatoes were not fully cooked, and her salmon was raw. Since all her food was not edible, they took it off the bill. So at least there's that. The green beans my mother ordered were also quite crunchy, which can be personal preference. I did not complain about my salmon, but it was undercooked as well. However, even if it were cooked, the lemon sauce makes it inedible. I order salmon at most restaurants and I have never tasted a more horrific sauce. I thought maybe I was being dramatic, so let everyone at the table taste the sauce. Every single one of them scrunched up their face and said "UGH!" It was described by my family members as "putrid, disgusting, rotten pudding, and having a strong iron taste." I have to agree there. When they put it on the table I thought the fish was bad, but it was just the strong smell of the sauce. So all the broccoli, salmon, and potatoes were undercooked... however everyone who ordered steak received it cooked way past what they had ordered. My husband ordered medium, and it looked close to well done. My nephew ordered medium rare, and it looked medium well. My husband's steak was still tender and tasty though, so he did not complain. His Brussels sprouts were decent and grits were very flavorful. My sides were mac and cheese and a salad. Those were both very good! The mac and cheese is in an interesting flavorful sauce. More creamy than cheesy, but I enjoyed it. The salad seemed pretty fresh with homemade dressing from what I could tell. Our server was nice, but did not check on us at all, and was only at the table to take our orders, deliver the food, and give us the check. The majority of us had empty drink glasses and would have wanted refills. There was an automatic tip of 20% on the bill because of the larger party, which was fine, but like I said, the service wasn't great since we didn't get checked on whatsoever. Overall, it's not the worst place I've ever been but it wasn't very good. You hate to go to a place that SHOULD be good, pay good money, and receive that quality, but we weren't going to sit there and every single one of us complain. Sometimes, you just have to eat a bad meal, laugh about it, and not return. The fact of the matter is there are much better places to eat in Cookeville with better food and better service, so we probably won't be back.

A heartfelt thank you to Marco and to our server for making last Saturday night the best dining…read moreexperience of our 2nd trip to Nashville! Our seating was prime with the beautiful supper club ambiance, the food was the best meal of our whole trip (I especially loved the new tomato-goat cheese appetizer-I would eat that for dinner!), and the service and hospitality was top notch. I had a cucumber gimlet that was so light and balanced to start as we enjoyed the first band of the evening entertainment. The appetizers were amazing - crispy artichokes and potstickers. The filet was cooked perfectly, and my husband's chicken was tender and according to him, "the best I've ever had." We finished with an espresso martini that was dessert in a glass as we really enjoyed the second band, who entertained everyone with such energy, and a conga line! So. Much. Fun! Thank you, Marco, for how intentional everything was during our visit. You really have the art of hospitality down to a science. We are telling everyone who visits Nashville about our VIP experience and are already planning our next trip.

I came with a ginormous party for a bachelorette party (and they split checks!). They were so easy…read moreto work with. The best live music of all the places that had performers while we ate all weekend. My meal and drinks were both excellent with very kind service. Just a note: they didn't seat until our party was all there. It took awhile for all of our multiple Ubers to arrive, but it ended up being ok!

This place is ok. The pool tables are ok. But the people are a little clique. They turned off my…read moremusic and forced me to listen to tone deaf karaoke and I paid for my music. People were ok but ppl in charge sucked. Tipped big on first drinks but didn't bother when I left. Won't be back!

Everything was fine the food looked good the service was good wasn't very many people in there so I…read moredon't understand but I was visiting cookbook thank you

I've gone to The Stockyard about 20 years ago. The food was below average and the service was poor…read more New comments written are the same issues. Seems like they haven't changed in 20 plus years. My recommendation is not to go. It's not with your time or money.

The food is very good for good old country meat and 3. They do however have a serious problem with…read moreservice. There is a blond waitress who I estimate is in her early 50's that is very rude and must be the gossip of this small town. She walked out of the back with our food in hand stopped at no less than 3 tables to discuss the latest town scandal and blurted out name after name. If you are passing through and just want some "beans and taters" it is a tasty meal. If you live in Lafayette, TN I suggest you never step foot in the place. I believe everything you say while there will be the topic for the next customer.

What didn't go well? This place exceeded my expectations. 10/10 highly recommend. Been to Nash so…read moremany times but never been here. I'll totally take my in laws here next time I come. Great service amazing ambiance and the food was so good. Truly the reviews don't lie. Hidden gem on the 3rd (top floor) of the food hall. Cant wait to return. Girl dinner and frozen espresso margs were stand out! Thank you Sixty Vines!

I've been coming to Sixty Vines a lot recently and it's become one of my favorite places to bring…read morepeople visiting town. The drinks are always great, especially the frozen espresso and the espresso martinis. The salted foam on top of the espresso martini is such a good touch, and I love that the drinks aren't overly sweet. The food has been great too. All of the pizzas are delicious, and the French fry potato stacks with the amazing sauce are a must try. Unfortunately, they were sold out the last time we came, so I'll definitely be back for those. The salads were good, but I do think the portions are a little small for the price. The service is always great, and it's a perfect spot for larger groups. I've been with groups of five or six people both times and it's worked out really well. I would definitely recommend Sixty Vines as a great place to stop for dinner before going out on Broadway.