Very good authentic Mexican food. I highly recommend this place. I know Real Mexican Food I go to…read moreMexico all the time. I'll definitely be back.

This was a great spot, pretty authentic and food was great. Food came out quickly, it was a good…read morevalue for the price. It's in a strip mall, with a bakery at the other end that looked really good, so consider checking that out after stopping in Rico's. There are several tables inside if you plan on eating there.

Food: Hot, fresh chicken sandwiches and Cajun fries! The Bo Berry Biscuits looked like they were…read moreiced by an artist. The amount of detail in our order was quite surprising. Usually other Bojangle's are not this good! Service: We used the drive through and they were VERY kind and welcoming. We will eat here again for sure!

On a drive from Ohio to Georgia, I'd been excited to stop for lunch at a Cuban sandwich place in…read morePigeon Forge, Tennessee, that came highly recommended on Yelp. (Cuban sandwiches in Pigeon Forge?!! Yes, I know: WTF?!!) Anyway, I could not locate the frigging Cuban sandwich place. Apparently, it is illegal to display street numbers on Pigeon Forge's main drag, and I guess the Cuban cafe was too well hidden among the go-kart tracks, fighting lumberjack dinner shows (again, WTF?), Jesus stores located two doors down from sex-toy shops, video arcades, and the whole cornucopia of cheapo crapola that is Pigeon Forge. After a couple of U-turns in the area where I thought the Cuban spot was supposed to be, I could not escape Pigeon Forge soon enough and made a bee-line southward. And I couldn't face Gatlinburg, either, so I hit its bypass. I proceeded in the crawling traffic through beautiful Smoky Mountain National Park. (To you Alabamians in the F-150, your garganturan vehicle will do just fine above 25mph in the quarter-inch of slush at the higher elevations.) I drove through sleepy and sad Cherokee, North Carolina, and past Sylva, seeing few places to stop for a bite and developing a seriously gnawing hunger. Finally, I arrived in Franklin. Running a bit late and starving by this time, I thought "fast food," and I saw Bojangles. Bojangles!! I'd heard of the wonders of Bojangles fried chicken and biscuits for years, but for some reason had never been to one. Well, Bojangles, you ain't no Popeyes. At least not at your Franklin, North Carolina location: bland, dry fried chicken that was barely above room temperature, bland "Cajun" beans that were mouth-scaldingly hot by contrast. The biscuit was pretty good, though. Fresh iced tea was the best thing about this meal. And the fact that the whole lot was only $5 and could be scarfed down in about five minutes. There were a couple of tables of old guys wiling away the mid-afternoon hours with coffee and iced tea. That sounds about right: probably five stars for that purpose.

First time here at Zaxbys, Franklin, NC. Restaurant was clean and organized, I like the decor too…read more Justin at cashier was super friendly and helpful. He helped me pick all types of sauce and they were delicious. We chose the 20pcs family pack. Chicken fingers were tendered and juicy, Texas Toast were tasty and crispy, same as French fries. Overall, I would definitely recommend this restaurant and would come back again.

Staff is always kind and cheerful and service is always great. Good is high priced for what you get…read morebut again always delicious. Nice vibe inside but prefer to order take out. What I like most is the accountability for when something gets messed up. They are quick to fix it.

Café Rel continues to prove why it's one of Franklin's most beloved dining spots. The…read moreFrench-inspired menu is crafted with care, and every plate feels like a little trip to a Parisian bistro--without leaving town. The shrimp and grits, a dish that perfectly blends Southern comfort with French technique. The shrimp were plump and expertly seasoned, the grits silky and rich, and the entire dish came together with layers of flavor. Service is warm, the atmosphere is cozy, and the food is consistently excellent. Highly recommended.

Caffe Rel SALTY! Second experience at this quaint establishment. Our first visit was spectacular!…read moreFood, service, ambiance. However, something was off the second time around. I chose the opal basil dish with scallops. I have celiac, so rice was the base for a gluten free option. My husband had the crawfish with cognac and pasta dish. The descriptions on the menu were very different, however the dishes seemed to have the same base sauce. And boy was it salty!!! My husband adds salt to everything and both dishes were too salty even for his taste. Hoping this was a one off and quality hasn't declined. On a better note, the gingerbread cake was top notch!!

This place is always on point. Plenty of food for the money and you can get burgers pretty much…read morehowever you like them. Fries kick ass!

While visiting my parents, they took me to Cook Out for a milkshake. Yummy! So many flavor choices!…read more I got the peach cobbler flavor. It had chunks of real peaches and bits of pie crust. It was delicious! It was also a good deal for the cost. So if you have a craving for a milkshake, head over to Cook Out!

Didn't expect much lunch wise as this is listed as an ice cream shop. You order at the counter and…read morefood and drink are brought to you. Very good authentic Mexican food that has the flavor all the local chain restaurants are lacking. Good prices and friendly service.

Our favorite stop in Franklin! We came for ice cream the first time, but don't sleep on this menu…read more Killer food, friendly folks, fun atmosphere. Worth a try if you're in the area.

From welcoming to the hot food it was a fabulous positive experience. Gabriele S. Was simply…read morewonderful poise and friendly . The restaurant was clean simply wonderful . My first time and would highly recommend simply great.

Avoid the place at all cost. My bun was so stale it was rock hard. The staff was uninterested in…read morebeing there and it showed. We have had two recent bad experiences at different locations so I think we are fine with Arbys.

The salads and burgers are good. Three of the employees we've deal with lately are 3 of the…read morenastiest women I've ever dealt with anywhere. I'm not used to this type of treatment and will take our business somewhere. The first incident involved their cash registers being down. We said no problem, we'pay cash. Then when we handed them a $1.00 off coupon at the register, the drive thru cashier threw our money back at my husband because she had said the register was down. The second incident was yesterday when my husband took the neatly bagged trash back to the store to dispose of it. The door he had recently used to go to the restroom was now locked, so he choose ro put the bag down at the door since there were no garbage cans outside. An employee came out as we were pulling away to yell at him and tell him that he should have put it at the dumpster at the other end of the parking lot, and how would he like it if they threw garbage in his car? All of this for a car displaying a handicapped tag, and a person, unbeknownst to them, who has early Alzheimers.

"Chili does not come with crackers." That's what the manager told my wife. She said he made her…read morefeel like an idiot for asking. I was not aware of a national cracker shortage. In looking at reviews on several sites, seems like this manager has been rude to many people. I guess it's a good thing we like Wendy's chili. It's certainly not for the service or the way they make you feel at this Franklin, NC store. Hey Wendy's Corporate, is this what you tolerate?

The big mac had a weird taste. Not a good place. Would recommend the other McDonalds in town…read moreinstead.

Starting off, a vast majority know without a doubt that McDonald's isn't a typical place to enjoy a…read moreritzy dinner with family and friends. Though, their insane pricing makes them believe they can compete with Hells Kitchen, while the quality of the food stays the same as it has for decades. In some cases their food has decreased in nutritional value and quality. That said, the kiosks are usually working and the drive thru keeps the lobby customers waiting. The decor in the restaurant is typical as it is practically the same throughout the country. As many other people say, McDonald's is the "grab something quick to eat if there are no other options" kind of place.

The location is run down. But the food is pure Burger King…read more I eat here a couple of times a month. Big

It's really not that hard to make a sandwich. Especially if…read moreit's only supposed to have cheese on it and nothing else!! Apparently when they hand you your order, you're supposed to stand right there at the counter and open everything to make sure they did it right! This time I didn't, I drove 25 minutes home and then found out. Absolutely pathetic!