Everytime my husband and I go, we are met with very friendly staff, clean environment and great…read morefood.. couldn't ask for a better time town restaurant. We love our Geno's.. ​

This was my second trip out to eat with the Genos. Let me say that the second trip was just as good…read moreas the first trip. I have gotten the ribeye steak both times and let me.say that it is one of the best steaks I have had in a long time. NO SAUCE NEEDED. The salad bar is great and has all my favs for a salad. My mother had the fried chicken livers and a baked potato. She said that the livers were cooked perfectly and that she was very satisfied with the slaw too. The service is great and the wait staff takes good care of all the customers need. The atmosphere is absolutely family friendly. I highly recommend that, if you are in the Jumpertown area or are willing to take a little drive, you check them out. It will be worth your time.

The food is excellent, if you get fries with your meal then you should have more than enough (I can…read morenever eat all of them). The people are very friendly and appreciative of you, I don't see any other food places giving me the kind of service that I get from them. If you go away hungry then it's your own fault. I would highly recommend this place.

We were in town having work done on our RV and looked for a place nearby. What a great place! The…read morefood was good, and they are the nicest people! We'll definitely be back when we are back in town.

Cute little dive eating establishment. It's kind of hidden from the street, so you might just drive…read moreby it. My wife ordered the bacon cheeseburger with white American cheese. Their only cheese choice was yellow or white American cheese. The cheese burger was overcooked and dry. The onion rings were tasty, but a tad overdone. I had the Philly Cheesesteak which was great, The only caveat is that it was on bread, not a roll. I thought that was different. I also had the onion rings. We might not patronize them again, but YMMV.

Millhouse is nice. We weren't expecting to find any great coffee while we were in town, but…read moreMillhouse definitely gets the job done. Pretty good drinks. I got a hot coffee one day, & an iced americano the next day. I'd do the americano again for sure. Especially with the hot weather here, iced is the way to go I'd say. My wife tried a latte too that was good; pretty sweet. They were out of matcha when we came unfortunately. Good AC. Pretty spacious inside--seems like a great place to get some work done or meet up with somebody. We came twice while we were here in Hamilton & this was a pleasant surprise. Prices are fair. Seemed to be fairly busy in the middle of the week.

Instead of the breakfast buffet at the hotel, we decided to take a trip out to Hamilton for a…read morerecommend morning meal at Millhouse Coffee and Cafe. I am so glad we did. I love the style and decor of this place. The Millhouse has an antique style with a modern American flair. Very nicely executed and feels very comfortable. There is a small swag shop inside with T-shirt's and merch and a high top long table toward the back offering a chessboard and other fun game activities. They offer a moderate coffee house lounge area with free WiFi just opposite the modest dining room. I loved the leather blacksmith apron uniforms. Nice touch. The service was a bit sluggish as there were very few guests in attendance and have a counter area where you pick up your food after you order. The staff were a bit quiet and not engaging. Alabama is known for its Southern hospitality. I would have liked to hear some gentle background music. The food was spot on, from the avocado toast to the maple glazed bacon egg and cheese sandwich. You know I appreciate the fresh ingredients and the focus of presentation. Nicely done and delicious! The coffee drinks were flavorful and tasty. Barista quality! This is a definite winner for the morning start! I would recommend stopping in and checking it out! KUDOS Y'all! Billy P.

This is such a cute place! I had the chicken salad plate and it was delicious. Can't wait to visit…read moreagain!!

Recently under new ownership, and this long-standing downtown eatery is amazing! Fresh baked…read moregoods, hearty breakfast foods, and lunch sandwiches that are the best I've ever had.

I work late and I get off at 1230 in the morning and they advertise open till 1 am but when I…read moreshowed up the doors were locked and were shaking their heads no and wouldn't take my order I don't feel like going home and cooking this late

horrible service charged my card and didnt get food! highly dont recommend trying to spend your…read moremoney here!!!

Recently moved to the area and visited this deli today. The lady working the register was kind and…read morehelpful when I asked for a recommendation. The turkey avocado sandwich was delicious and a generous portion size. I opted for a side caesar salad instead of chips and the dressing was very good. I would highly recommend trying this place out!

There aren't a lot of dining options along the 215-mile drive through the rural countryside on I-40…read morebetween Memphis and Nashville that aren't fast food outlets, but Hub City Deli provided my dining companion and I with an unexpectedly pleasant lunchtime meal just off I-40 and US 45 Bypass in Jackson, Tennessee. No matter whether Jackson is your destination to visit the Rock-a-Billy Hall of Fame or Casey Jones Railroad Museum or you're just passing through on the trip between Memphis and Nashville like us, Hub City Deli offers freshly-made and tasty food in a casual, cafeteria-style ambiance at a very reasonable price point. The lunch and dinner menu offers a variety of sandwiches, wraps, and salads or you can build-your-own from a variety of high-quality ingredients. Everything on the menu is made-to-order, so place your order at the counter with the friendly and helpful staff, grab a soda or iced tea from the self-serve soda fountain or a bottled beverage from the cooler at the counter, then have a seat at a table while your food is prepared to order. On my visit, I had the Half Sandwich/Half Soup or Salad ($8) -- a 1/2 portion of the Italian sandwich, featuring salami, prosciutto, bologna, a spicy pepper relish called giardiniera, lettuce, tomato, onion, oil and vinegar on a hoagie roll along with a cup-sized portion of the brisket chili -- served with an in-house made and a snack bag of locally-produced potato chips. I thought the sandwich was pretty tasty and very filling, but I wasn't thrilled the chef had taken the liberty to add a dollop of mayonnaise on top of the oil and vinegar, and the brisket chili was fairly good but it was definitely more kidney bean-forward with only 1-2 small pieces of brisket. My dining companion had the Turkey-Avocado sandwich ($13), with smoked turkey, bacon, cheddar cheese, avocado spread, tomato, lettuce, and mayonnaise - served with an in-house made pickle and a side salad. She enjoyed her sandwich and salad but thought the mayonnaise wasn't necessary on the sandwich given the moisture already provided by the guacamole spread and would recommend skipping that ingredient. I'll blame our sensitive northern palates for our aversion to extra mayonnaise. There's plenty of parking in the shopping center parking lot. PRO TIP: Hub City Deli displays a variety of art produced by local artists which rotates periodically and is available for sale.

Love this place. Great food. Nice people. Such a break from fast food. Classic diner.read more