Double and fries were a satisfying, dependable fast-food meal. The double burger had two juicy,…read morewell-seasoned beef patties on a soft, buttery toasted bun that gave it more flavor than a typical chain burger. The toppings were fresh and simple, keeping the focus on the beef and cheese without making the sandwich overly messy. The crinkle-cut fries arrived hot and had a nice crisp exterior with a soft interior. They are fairly straightforward fries, but they complemented the burger well and were even better with sauce. Overall, it is a good choice for a classic double cheeseburger meal--filling, flavorful, and a notch above most fast-food burgers--though not quite memorable enough for a perfect score.

Love the Fresco Garden salad with no croutons (gluten-free option). It comes with grilled chicken…read more The ranch dressing is also gluten-free. Occasionally I'll order the grilled chicken sandwich and you can get a gluten-free bun with it. The FFs are good too. My kids love the burgers as well, and get a free frozen custard cone with their meals. Each regular order gets a free frozen custard after filling out an online request and getting a code. (Instructions are on the receipt.) Family friendly. Options for everyone.

Had to try Bojangles for the first time while I was in Knoxville TN. I didn't get my expectations…read moreup because this is a fast food joint, but honestly the food tasted great and the service was quick. Wish we had one of these in Colorado!

Im from Massachusetts and wanted to give this place a try. The chicken was ok. The dirty rice and…read morethe side of beans were disappointing but tasted ok. The service was great! The atmosphere was that of a typical fast food restaurant. The prices were fair. My overall favorites were the BoBerry biscuits!! These fresh, tasty, and sweet biscuits won't disappoint and are fairly priced!! I'll stop in just for the BoBerry biscuits!!

Went to through the drive-thru a few different times and food was good. The french fries were hot!…read moreAlso, I got the turtle milkshake a few times! Excellent!

The food was excellent but the service was even better! A fun trip with family ti the Great Smoky…read moreMountains was capped nicely with a great tasting lunch on the way home. The manager and staff went above and beyond dealing with a mushroom allergy too! Fans forever!

Omg, one of the best meals I have ever had. This place is a must and for us, a keeper…read more Service was great and the ambiance was amazing.

I like the BLT from this place. They premake some and put them in the store but I prefer a freshly…read moremade sandwich even though it takes longer for made to order food. The new self order kiosk takes some getting used to but the employees are willing to help if not too busy. I did think the chicken tenders were priced a little more than other places but they are quite a bit larger here. Hot and delicious food.

Locally owned. Good quality good…read more Great attitudes! Give them a try. Be sure to try their own made iced tea too!

The several times I have stopped by, I opt for the bacon cheeseburger with extra pickles. How they…read morehave it ready in 60 seconds or less is amazing. I have not tried any other items, but I'm sure everything is delicious.

I'm going to start by saying. This place would be 5 stars if it was cleaner. It really needs some…read moreattention to cleanliness. The gal at the front counter was helpful because I didn't know what to order. I ended up with the big double combo with a coke, Cajon fries and a ranch chicken wrap. I added a strawberry shake and it was still under $15. My burger was great. The cajon fries were cooked to perfection but all of the seasoning was caked on in 1 spot. Chicken wrap was a solid add on with the meat to sauce ration being solid. The Strawberry shake has small bit of strawberry and it tastes real. No fake flavoring here. Overall I was pleased the value was outstanding. Attention to detail in sanitizing would really be the only thing that is a big no. Good thing they do a bang up drive thru business.

Our food was cold and wrong. I was charged for a drink I never asked for nor did I receive it…read more Drive thru line took forever to get through and when we finally did get to order the person taking our order constantly cut us off. I will not be back and I will not recommend to anyone to go to the establishment

Sarah, our server has been great. We had a party of 10 and she was extremely attentive and she had…read morea bunch of other tables too. Everything came out the way it was supposed to and we didn't want for anything. If you come here and you get in Sarah's section you will be very well taken care of.

Stopped into Ruby Tuesday at Tyson Airport for a quick beer before the flight, and honestly, it was…read moreexactly what I needed! The staff was friendly, the vibe was fun, and that cold beer hit the spot after traveling. Sometimes airport stops are just about finding a place to relax, and Ruby Tuesday delivered. Perfect little pre-flight pit stop!

A friend recommended Freddy's and I tried it and now I've become a regular. Today I ate at the one…read morein Alcoa. The place was clean and the cashier was very friendly. My favorite so far is the Freddy's Original Bacon and Cheese Double. I haven't tried the tater tots, but the French Fries are great! They have the perfect crispy and salty balance. Also, their shakes are really good. The prices are reasonable and the quality and consistency is great. I've been to several locations now and all of them have been consistently good. This Alcoa location is friendly and consistently clean. The food is a good value and tastes great! Plus, I like the cute red and white retro decor. There's an outside patio area, too. Oh, they have old fashioned root beer, too. Check it out! Highly recommend.

My experience at this Freddys location was not great today. Ordered an original combo and a kids…read moremeal. Issue 1 - cashier Lady reprimanded me for ordering one kids meal since I'm "too old." (FYI I can go to drive thru and order 100 kids meals if I so choose. I simply ordered the amount of food I would eat without being wasteful.) Issue 2 - original double was made incorrectly. 2 guy cooks threw a fit when I brought it back telling them I needed it without onion. (FYI...it's not my fault the cashier keyed the order wrong. I'm simply the customer.) So they threw it in trash begrudgingly as they mumbled to each other. Keep in mind I'm witnessing this entire exchange. Brought me back the corrected double burger but no fries. So I said excuse me hey I need some fries also it was a combo to which they blatantly ignored me! Drive thru girl even came over and said she had no idea what's going on with these workers. I asked for a manager and manager girl came over and was very apologetic and actually appalled that one of her employees said anything about me ordering a kids meal and she herself went and got fries to replace the ones thrown away by the 2 guy chefs. Please keep in mind if orders are keyed in wrong it's not the customers fault and if you have kids meals on menu be prepared for people to order them. If you don't like it I'll just go to chick fil a where they don't mind at all when an adult orders a kids meal and they certainly treat customers better than the Freddy's employees did today.

It is what McDonald's is. The food is standard for McDonald's, so that's why I give them the…read moreregular stars for a place like this. They don't have enough people working at night so expect to wait a long time. We didn't go inside so I'm not sure about the ambiance. The people were nice and even though they made a mistake, they fixed it so I gave them a bonus star.

Apparently "Value" Now Comes with a Side of Attitude…read more Susan and I stopped at the McDonald's on Alcoa Highway this morning for what should have been one of the simplest transactions in America: two people, breakfast, drive-thru. I wanted the two-burrito meal. I couldn't find it on the menu because I was looking at the large photographs rather than trying to decipher the remarkably small print. When I asked, the employee taking our order rather curtly informed me that it was "Number 7." Fair enough--except what I could see next to Number 7 was a large picture of biscuits and gravy and no obvious picture of the burrito meal I was trying to order. When I mentioned my confusion, rather than receiving a little assistance, I received additional attitude. Susan also had difficulty identifying what she wanted, and neither of us found the tiny pricing particularly customer-friendly. Perhaps McDonald's could remember that the purpose of a menu board is to help customers order food, not administer an eye examination. We were not given our total before proceeding to the window. There we encountered more of the same decidedly unfriendly attitude. The total was $14.48, which produced a little sticker shock considering McDonald's recent emphasis on improving "value." But the real disappointment arrived when we got home--less than five minutes away. Both hash browns were cold, greasy and stale. My breakfast burritos were also cold and clearly had not been freshly prepared. The flour tortillas had achieved a consistency somewhere between shoe leather and a roofing product. This wasn't food that cooled during a long trip home; we live less than five minutes from this restaurant. Then I looked at the receipt. I had specifically ordered the advertised $6.19 meal. Without asking me, my coffee had been changed to a medium and I was charged a 20-cent "upcharge," bringing the meal to $6.39. Twenty cents obviously isn't going to alter anyone's retirement plans. The principle, however, matters. If a customer orders a $6.19 meal, the customer should receive a $6.19 meal unless the employee asks whether he wants something that costs extra. Quietly adding an upcharge that wasn't requested isn't customer service, and "it's only twenty cents" isn't an acceptable explanation. Twenty cents multiplied by thousands of transactions becomes real money. Customers should not have to audit a McDonald's receipt to make sure they received the price they actually ordered. Finally, because we paid cash, Susan apparently cannot simply load the receipt into her McDonald's app afterward to receive the points from the purchase. I prefer cash and don't use the app myself, but customers shouldn't lose loyalty credit simply because another person in the household paid for breakfast. McDonald's has spent considerable time telling customers that it has heard their concerns about value. This particular restaurant might want to start with something even more basic: Serve hot, fresh food. Charge the advertised price. Tell customers before adding an upcharge. Make the menu readable. And treat the person on the other side of the drive-thru speaker like a customer rather than an interruption. For $14.48, I wasn't expecting breakfast at the Ritz-Carlton. I was, however, expecting breakfast.

It's Hot Rods. What can you say? Their menu is gigantic. I can eat something different every time I…read morego there. The cool 50s decor is fun. The staff has always been pleasant. Haven't had a bad meal yet. Gotta try a milkshake when you're there. Yum.

Five of us came here for dinner...the diner is super cute. Our server, Abella, was so personable…read more The food was really good, cooked as we all asked. I had bacon cheeseburger with onion rings, my daughter in law had the fried green tomato burger with sweet potato fries, my son had the bourbon burger with fried okra side and my other son had veggie burger with tots as his side. We started with loaded tots which had cheese and bacon and really delicious. My son said his side of tots were very salty and my grandson said his fries were frozen. I dont think they were frozen, I think they were the bottom of the barrel and overcooked and not soft. We had milk shakes, melted and floats for dessert. I wish this was in Florida by me but probably a good thing because I'd probably weigh 300 pounds.