I'm pretty sure all the positive reviews came from people who are related to the owners. That's…read morereally the only explanation for this place ever getting a 3-5 star review. I will say this: the service was good, and the server was very kind. As for the food, it's like what you'd make in your own kitchen, but without seasonings. Think Ore Ida crinkle cut fries and frozen burger patties and chicken tenders. Everything was cooked well enough, but it certainly wasn't anything special. The tables, dishes, and utensils appeared to be clean, but that was it. That building is nasty, and reeks of old cooking oil. The only reason we ate there was because we were starving. But hey, 2 stars because we left with full bellies and no one got sick.

Let me tell you THIS spot is amazing!!! Don't let the outside fool ya, I think it's one of the best…read morebreakfasts I've ever had! Super simple but I'm a simple kinda eater; sausage,eggs,biscuit & of course a huge pancake that was delicious!! I definitely would love to swing back thru and try something else!! We LOVED this little hole in the wall joint so much!

High style blends with picturesque coziness in this perfectly appointed bed and breakfast. Every…read moredetail is luxurious and perfect from the bathroom rug (we thought it could make a comfortable bed in a pinch) to the delectable breakfast spread in the morning. The spot is ideal - a skip away from Lee University and Cleveland's historic district, and just a short drive to the mall, local restaurants, and even horseback riding. But for those who'd rather stay put, there are so many options on location. With both indoor and outdoor gathering spaces and bikes available for rides down the greenway which passes behind the inn, we didn't need to use our car for most of our stay. David and Margie are gracious hosts, who struck the perfect balance of being attentive to our needs and honoring our space. We are eager to find another occasion to stay!

From the owner: Welcome to our Inn and Cleveland, TN's newest bed and breakfast located directly on the greenway…read more The location is an easy drive to great outdoor activities including the Ocoee River (home of the white water Olympics) and the Hiwassee River, both desirable white water rafting destinations. The Inn is located within 30 minutes of great hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and an array of other outdoor activities including the Great Smoky Mountains and Chattanooga, TN. Inn on the Greenway offers a variety of amenities to make your stay with us as comfortable as possible. No matter how you spend your day, you will look forward to returning to your comfortably appointed room - and a great night's sleep. Choose from one of our five spacious and well appointed guest rooms each with their own private bathroom.

I was a little panicked about trying to figure out a bbq catering for my son's rehearsal dinner,…read morebut Matthew made the entire process of figuring out what to order and how to get everything situated at the venue very easy. The owners were also lovely, but I know anyone reading this is yeah but what about the food, lady! Well, the food was delicious! I don't know why but everyone was complimenting ME on the food. I was like all I did was order it, Choo Choo BBQ cooked it! We had the pulled pork, pulled chicken, baked beans, potato salad, and coleslaw. We also had the blackberry cobbler and banana pudding. The entire meal was really good and they just made everything so easy.

Food was absolutely awful . 1/2 rack of ribs ? Haaa...2 big bones with one completely fat and the…read moreother tough . They were black as tar. Burnt... reheated baked potato and minced cold brisket . Also rude mgt. $30 wasted ! My friend got the same. Both were awful. So actually $60 wasted.

Best B&B I've stayed at. We were in the Bryan Room on the second floor which was huge! It was…read morebeautifully decorated and has a nice sitting area and a fireplace. The bathroom has a stand alone tub and shower. The towels were thick and fluffy! But the best thing about that room is that it's a corner room so you have windows on 2 sides that overlook the TN River. Gorgeous!! The first floor of the house is beautiful too. They offer free water, soda and ice all day. There were a few dining rooms and it seems a shame not to be seated there for breakfasts. But vouchers were provided for Rembrandts, which is about 150 yards away. We enjoyed sitting outdoors at Rembrandt's under the trellis (trying not to feed the finches that beg). Take a lovely little walk through alleyways, catch a glimpse of bakers doing pastry magic. Admire outdoor sculptures sprinkled throughout. Go towards the Bocce court and find more sculptures there as you admire the river view. Great location. Walk to Hunter Museum. Walk to the Walnut pedestrian bridge and watch the sunset. Would love to stay here again!

Rooms were nicely appointed and up to date, the bathroom is too small. Unique set up, kinda like a…read moreb&b but then like an old hotel. We didn't care for the breakfast menu at the coffee chop on premises. The Italian restaurant on site is really something special as is the bread from the bakery on site. Unique place but quite pricey with no amenities. Because of price, probably will not return.

Their pizza is the best. The crust is not to thin not to thick. Sauce and toppings are right up…read moreto the edge not two inches away. Service has always been very good and friendly. On our last visit Lindsey was our server. She did a great job and was fun to interactive with. We our regulars. The restaurant is always clean n welcoming.

I ordered the chicken tenders and fries along with the White Pizza, adding spinach, for delivery…read more This was over $50 with all the fees and tips you must pay for the convenience - and I accept these extra costs but the pizza - which should have been the star of the show - was hands down one of the worst pizzas I have ever eaten! The standard Chicken fingers and fries kept this from a 1 star. It was supposed to be a White Pizza, advertised with garlic - should have been flavorful, with a NY style thin crust, with wonderful cheeses - pause now to look at picture - shameful! That is so far from a white pizza and horribly bland. Ugh! After paying that amount I tried to salvage it by roasting a head of garlic to add some flavor. Dissatisfied is an understatement.

Had an incredible steak! The caesar was great, so were the shrimp! Definitely worth the price!read more

Had been long looking forward to a return to Sewanee, particularly to have the opportunity to check…read moreout Judith Tavern. Unfortunately, left pretty disappointed. The space is attractive, though it's far from being any sort of "tavern". It's rather loud, industrial. The worst aspect of the space are the tables for 2, which are small cocktail tables, really sized to hold a couple drinks, not dinner for 2. One is left with the impression that they're more interested in fitting as many diners as possible into the space rather than providing a fine dining experience. So much so that the wait staff apologized for the table size several times. Menu varies with the season, though we found most items on the online "sample" menu were on the dinner menu that night as well. Roasted oysters were plated very attractively, the oysters were plump, and the topping tasty, though several of mine were refrigerator cold - clearly made in advance and not properly heated for serving. Starter of sourdough bread with chili oil. The bread was wonderfully rustic, the chili oil was actually garlic oil. For my main, I had the "signature" trout. Pleasant enough, a nicely cooked filet swimming in a brothy sauce. Accompanied by a few small rounds of potato, what amounted to a single thinly sliced fingerling, I left hungry and considered stopping for a burger on the way home. The wife was underwhelmed with the duck. Kudos for providing an upscale dinner destination in Sewanee. Though not an option that we'd consider revisiting.

Nancy & Wallace have made a very warm and welcoming environment for guests to stay. The cottage is…read morecharming and well stocked with everything one might need or want. We stayed in the dog-friendly room and it had all the amenities for a convenient environment. There is a coffee & tea bar with all the amenities imaginable. In addition, there is wine, soft drinks, water, and snacks available. Breakfast was delicious and food sensitivities honored. We couldn't have enjoyed our stay more. Everything was well thought out with the guests comfort in mind.

Would love to come back here again! Room was super clean, comfortable, and equipped (bathroom had…read moreall the lotions and washes, room had fridge, tv with streaming). They even have some toiletries and over-the-counter meds in a little basket in on of the main areas in case you've forgotten something! Wallace and Nancy were so friendly, and fun, and incredible at..well..hosting! The breakfast was a treat - wholesome, and delicious. There was coffee, juice, and three courses. Am super impressed by how flexible they are with dietary restrictions/customizing the meals based on the guests. I think they get some of their ingredients from the garden in the back. They didn't have other guests staying in the room I was in, so they were super flexible about our checkout time.

This is an inexpensive Chinese take out. There is no seating. The menu is extensive with choices of…read moreall the favorites. A few mentionable items. The sweet and sour pork is just that. Fried pork in one container and a side of sauce. The sauce was no where near enough when portioning out the pork. This is one of my favorite foods and I would not order again. The chicken Lo Mein was really good so everyone in our party gravitated towards it. We also had sczehuan chicken that was quite good. Rice most meals come with white rice, I don't suggest you pay up for fried rice as it's just plain rice fried? Finally I will blame this on transport after pick up but both pork and vegetable egg rolls were mushy and flavorless. So I guess this place is hit or miss. Oh and if you order, make sure you get your soy or hot mustard, We weren't given or offered so make sure you ask.

Great food. Easy local restaurant that has consistently good food, and service. Highly recommend…read morefor a quick bite.

Seated at 9:30pm on a Wednesday night. EXCELLENT service. Even though they were closing at 10pm…read morethey treated us very very well. Server let us know the kitchen was closing soon, so we put in our order promptly. Food came out HOT and FRESH. Very pleased with our experience. Music was at a moderate comfortable volume. Only thing, this restaurant is pricey. Just be aware. The wood grilled shrimp was worth, maybe, about $16 at best. Overall... well prepared and presented nicely. Service was good and accommodating, even near closing time on a Wednesday. Wednesday, May 20, 2026

Monday is my favorite day for visiting Boathouse, as it is for many others, half price fresh…read moreoysters. There's always a variety of oysters from five or six different locations, and today, I had to compete with my daughter and grandson to get my fair share. You want to take advantage of the variety, it makes for a an outstanding eating experience. The restaurant sits right on the Tennessee River, it's a great spot to sit, relax and enjoy the wonderful food. While the seafood is wonderful, there is a variety of offerings that include some Mexican, some barbecue, fresh sandwiches and salads. Service is always top notch. They have a few of their own recipe drinks, this is a spot you definitely want to give a try!

The Mayors Mansion is marketed as the top historic bed and breakfast in Chattanooga and a AAA 4…read morediamond property, located in the historic Fort Wood section of Chattanooga. So, with that in mind, my review is contrasted against that intention. (As Kurt Russell's Wyatt Earp says, "you called down the thunder..."). But it's three stars, so it's not bad, there's definitely room for improvement. I recommend staying here, it is a comfortable good value, just not "nex-level." The good - The rooms are nice, we had a good seating area in the Cumberland Suite and the bathroom was spacious. Everything was clean, we had triple sheeted bedding, with comfortable beds. Being on the third floor, we thought hot water might take a while to reach our shower, but it arrived quickly. The front porch is an excellent place to enjoy reading, visiting, a glass of wine and relaxing. The library is also comfortable and complimentary soft drinks and water are provided in a refrigerator easily accessed near the kitchen. The mansion is truly a grand old dame with high ceilings and detailed ornate woodwork (some mismatching though), a nice large dining area and an even larger annex for their dinner cruises. The coffee is very good. The constructive criticism: With some attention to detail and tweaks, the experience could improve substantially. The check in process was strange. We had been contacted the morning of arrival to determine our arrival time, which was approximately 4PM and we were punctual. The door was locked and no one was in sight, so we called and we were soon let into the side door. The front door area off the big main porch would have set the first impression much higher. The overall area is safe but sketchy, especially later in the evening. We didn't interact with the same staff person at any time during in our stay. I found that to be unusual, since hospitality is personal. The first impression is an office area is in the main foyer, which takes away from the overall first impression of the manor. The staff did wear a uniform, but they were basic monogramed scrubs. The four course gourmet breakfast was far from our expectations or as advertised, but the service was prompt. For example, he first breakfast course both days was vanilla yogurt with one solitary blueberry in the middle. It was a lonely blueberry that begged for some company of granola or other berries or even a drizzle of honey or a sauce. It's not gourmet, it's a scoop of vanilla yogurt and one blueberry. The main courseielbasa medallions were fried almost to a crisp, but they were fancifully arranged in a semi-circle of a smiley face below two egg muffins and two slices of raw squash? We really did want breakfast to shine based on their marketing, but while good, it was ordinary. I could go on, but Yelp limits to 5000 words. I hoped to provide some constructive feedback as I think this is a worthy property and could improve a lot with some attention to detail. One example being the coffee from a local roaster was very good, so serve it as a highlight with real cream instead of artificial creamer. Sounds nit-picky, but a lot of small details would add up if someone had a passion or vision for the manor. FYI, there is no elevator, so third floor guests are hoofing it, which is great if you are in shape, we were fine with it, but be advised. They are very upfront about this during the reservation process. We enjoyed our stay and would recommend the Inn, its just that sometimes when you are close to something, you sometimes become blind as to how to make improvements. Small details.

This place is amazing. Like you are in another era. Staff was so friendly & attentive. We were…read moreplanning to leave bright & early, but we just couldn't bring ourselves to leave for a couple more hours in the morning