Amazing breakfast! Biscuits are pretty darn epic Service is excellent. Small quirky little…read morebuilding located near downtown.

Pay attention to the new waitress at Little Diner. I ate breakfast there this morning, I never…read morefinish all of my meal, and I ask for a small to go container and give part of my meal to my dog. I was texting a sick friend, not paying attention, she grabs my plate, didn't ask if I was finished, not once asking me if my meal was ok. She was too busy talking to the cook. However, I left a generous tip for her.

My wife and I drove up today and took my mother here for dinner. The meal and service were…read morefantastic. The team concept of service ensures that the guests are taken care of but not in a pushy manner. My mom's choice of meatloaf came with a huge chunk of meat and no way she was going to eat it all . I tried the smoked wings. They had a great taste and were plump with meat. The skillet fried okra and a side of field peas finished the plate off. We got some dessert to go with sinful delight, cherry cobbler and walnut chocolate chip pie. Everything was delicious. Highly recommend this local place currently at 36 years serving great food. Happy Mother's Day weekend.

We used Countryside Cafe catering for my son's rehearsal dinner and cannot say enough good things…read moreabout them. Nuala was very helpful in selecting the menu and deciding how much we needed to feed a group of 60 people. The food arrived promptly and they helped set it up. It was hot and delicious!! They provided everything we needed, good quality plates, flatware, cups, and any and all condiments we could have needed. She followed up the day before to see if our needs had changed and to go over all the details and then followed up after to be sure everything was satisfactory. If you need to feed a crowd delicious food with little or no effort on your part, Countryside Cafe is the place to call!!

Quick table service Didn't wait too long from ordering to…read moreeating It is very loud so can't hear much conversation at the table

Visited the Golden Yolk on Saturday morning, and even though it was very busy, the wait was only…read moreabout 20 minutes. I ordered the Good Ole Boy breakfast, and it was excellent. It came with a huge flaky biscuit topped with a generous scoop of sausage and bacon gravy. The scrambled eggs were cooked perfectly, the potatoes were seasoned really well, and the bacon was nice and crispy. My husband got the build-your-own omelet, and it was very well made with fresh ingredients. The atmosphere was lively and a little loud, but it fit the restaurant perfectly with its modern Southern vibe. Pricing was a little high, but nothing crazy in today's market. Will return!

Good Homestyle Eatting Check Hours…read more Close around 2 I think but home style cooking can't beat that Nice people good comany You'll find your friends there If I were able to work I'd love to work there Maybe one day

The Rebel Drive-In Restaurant in Cleveland, TN is legendary for good food served fresh and hot…read more Excellent service and the folks dining at the Rebel are always friendly. Very affordable pricing.

I love the food. I always have to start with appetizers. The onion rings are too good. Love their…read moreBBQ too

I have tried 3 times over a 3-month span to place a carry out order by phone and nobody will ever…read moreanswer the phone. After, I called I had drove by the place and it wasn't busy at all! So, I don't understand why you can't answer the phone. When I go to the Chattanooga, Tn. Cheddar's it's always better service and has a friendly staff. Cleveland needs to step it up on service!

Gone baby gone. Closed down for some other place. Too bad I heard they had great food. Big John…read moreat Cleveland stadium bar and grille rules!

The girl that works in the restaurant is amazing. Very friendly and upbeat. However she is running…read morethe entire place alone. The owner comes in and barks orders at her when she is trying to plesse paying customers... however if the owner thinks you have spent to much time there or not ordering enough food she will throw you out... she says its her property she can do what she wants. From my understanding she also runs the church across the street and is supposed to be a woman of God however she is anything but.... she is very rude and disrespectful to paying customers... i couldn't believe it... when i was there i attempted to use thd restroom and there was standing smelly water in the floor and mold growing on the walls. Very unsanitary... this woman needs a reality check. I was also told she doesn't allow her one employee to take breaks... anyhow.. the food is okay, if the cook has anything to cook, apparently the owner will only buy certain foods to her discretion. So if you only like having a cheeseburger and fries well be my guest. That probably will be the only thing they have available...

Our first experience with Local Goat was in Sevierville, TN while visiting Gatlinburg. I had no…read moreidea they had a second location and when we stumbled across the Ooltewah location, we had to try it, since we enjoyed the one in East TN so much. We were not disappointed. My wife and I tend to share an appetizer and a main most times when we dine out. We started out with the stuffed piquillo peppers and they did not disappoint! If you are a fan of goat cheese you will love these too. The sweetness of the pepper with the tang of balsamic coupled with the smooth taste of the goat cheese is almost to die for! We then shared the Pimento burger with fries and those too were outstanding! The burger is not overwhelmingly big, but big enough for two to share. The fries were absolutely delish! The service was good as well. I don't remember anything over-the-top outstanding but these days, decent service might actually qualify as over-the-top relative to what you see at most establishments! (so sad) Definitely worth a try if you are in the Chattanooga area.

You walk in, and before you can even get your bearings, somebody's already pointing you toward a…read moretable like they've been expecting you all day. That's a good start. Now, the place had more noise than a family reunion after someone mentions politics--two teenage softball teams carrying on, laughing, living large. Hard to fault that. Better than silence so thick you can hear your own regrets. Food showed up quick, which is about all you can ask when you're hungry enough to consider eating the menu. And it was good--honest good. Not "tell your mama about it" good, but solid, dependable, "yep, I'd order that again" good. Prices didn't make you feel like you'd just financed somebody's boat, either. Beer was cold--like it ought to be, like it better be--and the waitress understood to be there exactly when we needed her and vanishing when we didn't. That's an art form. Now the atmosphere... well, it had all the charm of a place that once had big decorating plans and then decided, "Eh, this'll do." A little on the bare side. Felt like a Friday night that never quite got dressed up. But I'll tell you this--I'd go back. And that, right there, is about the highest praise you can give a place without writing a love letter to the chef.