Went to Greenville to check out the area with the lady while she was studying here. This was the…read morefirst place we tried while visiting and we were very impressed with the burgers and sandwiches that we ordered. The burger was tasty and the fries were cut perfectly. Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside with the perfect amount of salt. The sandwich was loaded with meat and cheese I between a crispy slice of bread. Whenever we're back, we'll be back for sure! Thank you!

We found this place while in the area for a college beach tournament…read more The place is small, but clean. We were told they were getting different tables during our visit. They had 3 tables for 4 and 3 tables for 2. There is also sweating at the counter. The staff were so nice and helpful. My husband had the meatball parmesan sub, on a fresh hoagie roll, with fries. I had a special, wrap with spicy chicken and fries. I asked for a side of ranch. Found out they make their ranch in house and it is delicious!! They make their bread. They had cakes and pies on display. Will be back in the area again for the SAC beach tournament and will definitely come back to Carter's Corner.

Good beer selection and service. Great to sit outside when the weather is nice…read more Tricia night is always fun.

We have never been to this place before and have been to the area many, many times. It's a hidden…read moregem! The food was absolutely delicious! The tap room is decorated with a lot of old time signs, etc. and is 'fun.' The service was great, and the staff were extremely nice and helpful. Would definitely return on our next trip to the area!

Amazing food and great service! They make you feel like home with their friendly atmosphere!read more

The pancakes and biscuits are made to perfection! Like who brings out melted butter this place does…read moreand the pancakes were crisp and fluffy with each bite!!!! The biscuit was mouth watering, Don't sleep on this place! Icing on the cake the staff were so great!

I have been here several times and have always found the food excellent, service excellent,…read moreattentive hosts and waiters/waitresses. Always very friendly. Thanks for elevating in Greenville's dining experience to this level without making it unaffordable.

I really wanted to like this place because the bartender was friendly, the Pacifico beer was ice…read morecold, and they have an excellent tap list. The crispy potatoes were also good, and the Parmesan spinach tasted okay. However, the meal ended up causing a severe health issue for both my husband and myself. I ordered the fish and chips and was highly disappointed by the food quality. It wasn't the thick, flaky pub-style fish with a light crust you expect; instead, it was thin, heavily breaded, and tasted like a frozen product. I didn't care for the lemon caper sauce or malt vinegar combination and only ate a few small pieces of fish and two bites of the spinach side. That dinner (along with morning coffee with cream) was all I had consumed that entire day. Around midnight, I woke up with agonizing stomach cramps and spent the next several hours alternately vomiting and dealing with severe diarrhea. It was a miserable experience! My husband only tasted a single piece of my fish to see what I meant about the quality, and he had the Parmesan spinach side with his own meal. On our drive home, he had to make an emergency restroom pitstop and suffered from loose stools multiple times through the night, too. Because the fish and the spinach were the only shared items between us, there was clearly a major food safety issue with one of them. Management needs to urgently investigate their seafood storage, handling, or spinach prep temperatures. Drink here for the cold beer, but be extremely cautious with the food!

We totally stumble upon this hidden gem. Small hole in the wall bar filled with the friendliest…read morepeople we've talked to in a long time. The beer was cold and inexpensive, bathrooms were clean and the bartender was super friendly. Loved it and next time we're back in Greeneville we will totally visit again.

Get the Redeye burger it's delicious! First time here great atmosphere very friendly people great…read morebeer and awesome food!!! Definitely worth a visit!

There is something about this place that just feels...homey and comfortable. It's not the…read moreaesthetics or food...it's the atmosphere. You want a small town, everybody-knows-their-neighbor feel? This place has it. It's noisy, it's usually busy, and the waitstaff treat each other like family. Regulars and visitors alike are treated like you've been coming there forever. The food is good, it's your typical diner meals, but the atmosphere is what makes this place a repeat for me.

I'll be honest. I really didn't want to eat here but my wife refused to eat at a chain off the…read morehighway so I chose this and ended up being a 30 minute detour to get to it. It was full of locals and squad of waitresses who semed to not really have any specific tables to serve. They just kind of wandered over at random times. The food was pretty medicore my liver was fried to the consistency of beef jerky. I get that I'm a not a local, but even if I were I wouldn't eat here.

Absolutely love this mom and pop diner. The biscuit and gravy are yummy and the service is…read morefantastic. We enjoy all the breakfast items and can't wait to try lunch!

Color me hooked. I asked a friend several years ago about Mrs. Belts Cafe. He's no food snob, so I…read morerespect his recs. He wasn't impressed. I've avoided it since. I decided to go against the rec and try it out for myself. I did a lunch special for $9.99, which came with 3 side and a roll, cornbread, or cheddar biscuit. If that didn't get your attention, well read on, my Yelp! friend. I pickle meatloaf, mashed potatoes and gravy, fried squash, and corn fritters ('cause I'm healthy like that). Meatloaf is a hard thing to do outside of your momma or grandmama's house. Cracker Barrel can't get it right for me. Troyer's, in Limestone can sell you a 1/2 pound piece of it, but you and I both know it's mid. This meatloaf was good. It was moist and tender, and not drenched in ketchup. The mashed potatoes were decent. The corn fritters were mid. I've saved the best for last - the friend squash was awesome! It was, if I'm honest, the star of the show. For $9.99, just under $11 with tags, tax, and title...yep, I'm in on that deal. The real star was the service. If you can find better service in Greeneville, let me know where it is. The cashier/waitresses were incredibly helpful and recommended things to this newcomer to the place. Will I be back? Um, maybe tomorrow, but if not it will be soon.

What a magical food find! If you love family owned, adorable, tasty country/southern cooking, then…read morethis place delivers! 1st off, our server Erin was a doll! She was sweet, friendly & attentive (always kept drinks in the cups & waited sufficiently on our needs). The dining room is truly southern/adorable with all the charm & warmth! Finally, we weren't disappointed at all with the food one bite. My wife ate the steak & gravy with sweet potato casserole and they were delicious, I tried the very tasty fried chicken & my son had the thin but tender & tasty ribeye. If you're ever in/near Greeneville, then give these guys a try, you won't be disappointed!

Quality since new ownership has gone downhill tremendously with no variety of menu now. It is such…read morea shame to not be able to get a good cook with some imagination.

My husband and I ate lunch at Texas Roadhouse today, and we very pleased. The food was fine, but…read morethe biggest shoutout has to go to our server Westin. He went out of his way to ensure we had everything. He kept drinks filled, and was the most attentive server we have had in a long time. We also noticed he took care of his other tables just as well.

Extremely Disappointed in Management's Handling of a Serious Food Safety Concern in Greeneville, TN…read moreOn the evening of Friday, October 16, my family and I dined at the Texas Roadhouse in Greeneville, Tennessee. Unfortunately, what should have been an enjoyable family dinner turned into an extremely disappointing experience that raised serious concerns about food safety and management accountability. My daughter has been medically diagnosed with celiac disease, a serious autoimmune condition that requires strict avoidance of gluten. Before ordering, we specifically informed our server of her condition and emphasized the importance of preventing cross-contamination. Our server acknowledged our concerns and assured us that precautions would be taken to ensure her food was prepared safely. My daughter ordered a salad without croutons. After receiving her salad and taking several bites, she discovered an actual crouton in the salad, along with additional crouton crumbs. We immediately notified our server, who apologized and told us she would be right back. When she returned, she informed us that the manager had instructed her to explain that the kitchen staff use the same gloves to reach into the croutons and the salad mix, and that my daughter would be better off not ordering a salad. Let that sink in. A restaurant that advertises gluten-friendly menu options apparently has a food preparation practice that routinely exposes its salad ingredients to gluten. Even more concerning, this information was only disclosed after my daughter had already consumed part of the contaminated salad. We ultimately substituted broccoli for her side, but the alternative side dish was not the issue. My biggest disappointment was the complete lack of concern and accountability demonstrated by management. Rather than personally addressing a legitimate food safety concern, discussing how the situation occurred, or offering any meaningful reassurance about preventing another incident, the manager simply relayed a message through our server that my daughter should avoid ordering the salad. Celiac disease is not a dietary preference, a fad, or a matter of simply picking croutons off a salad. Even small amounts of gluten can trigger an autoimmune response and cause intestinal damage. For someone with this condition, cross-contact is a serious medical concern. If your kitchen routinely handles salad ingredients in a manner that exposes them to gluten, why are those salads being offered as gluten-friendly options in the first place? Customers with medical dietary restrictions deserve accurate information about how their food is prepared before they consume it, not after a potentially harmful mistake has already occurred. What concerns me most is that the management response suggested this was an accepted kitchen practice rather than an isolated mistake that needed to be corrected. I find the handling of this situation unprofessional, unacceptable, and deeply concerning from a food safety standpoint. Greeneville has relatively few dining options for individuals with celiac disease, and families like mine depend on restaurants to take their advertised dietary accommodations seriously. We chose Texas Roadhouse believing my daughter could enjoy a meal with her family while having reasonable precautions taken for her safety. Instead, we left questioning whether this location understands the importance of preventing gluten cross-contact at all. I sincerely hope Texas Roadhouse corporate management reviews this incident, evaluates the food preparation practices at the Greeneville location, and addresses the apparent lack of management accountability. My daughter deserves to be able to enjoy a family dinner without having her medical condition treated as an inconvenience. Very disappointed in this experience and especially in the response from management. The one bright spot was the server. She was super sweet, professional, punctual, overall the best thing about this location. We have dined here dozens of times and Bre is a jewel.