I was surprised at all the things this store had! We grabbed sandwiches from them two nights and…read morethey were very good! We also bought groceries, beer, soap, fire starters, marshmallow sticks, water and a few other necessities. One evening we sat out back for live music and drinks! Everyone was friendly and helpful. Betty's is an all in one stop shop!

Great atmosphere! We ordered food at the bar by filling out a slip of paper with our choice and…read moreoptions. I ordered the bratwurst sandwich and it came with a bag of chips. I also ordered the potato salad. It was a little sweet for me. The beer selection was full of great German options.

I stopped at Peach Street Grill while staying in Tellico Plains during a motorcycle trip and had a…read morevery good experience. Traveling solo, I sat at the bar and immediately felt welcome. Service was friendly and attentive throughout the meal. I appreciated that they kept both my soda and water refilled without me having to ask. I ordered the salmon with bacon Brussels sprouts and fries. Liked that they volunteered that I could swap the rice for any other side. The salmon was cooked well, flavorful, and served with a house aioli that paired nicely with the fish. The bacon Brussels sprouts were excellent and probably my favorite part of the meal. Portions were generous, and the meal was filling enough that I wasn't able to finish everything on the plate. After a long day of riding in the heat, I was looking for something a little lighter than a burger or fried food, and this was exactly what I was hoping to find. The restaurant was also conveniently located within walking distance of where I was staying, which made it an easy choice after spending the day on the motorcycle. Good food, personable service, and a comfortable atmosphere. I would happily eat here again the next time I'm in Tellico Plains.

We eat here everytime we are in Telico. Sometimes everyday. The food is amazing, the drinks are…read moreamazing. The restraunt is amazing. The staff is amazing. A must go to if you're in town.

Food and service were super. I had the covered, smothered, pork chop plate maybe chuleta or…read moresomething (actually can't remember the name), recommended by the waitress, and the customer sitting at the table across from us, it was delicious. Another person that our table got the Cuban sandwich and loved it. Bottom line you won't go wrong with the food or the service at this restaurant. Great local find.

I'm in Athens for work fairly often and this is by far the best restaurant there. There is usually…read morelive music and lots of rotating local beer. They have a pretty extensive menu with a few very good vegetarian options. I always get the root vegetable street tacos and they slap. I've taken many coworkers here and they all enjoy it

I don't know exactly what Garner's Market is trying to be... and more importantly, I don't care…read more It's half market, half deli, half collection of random memorabilia... yes, that's three halves. The math doesn't work, but neither does this place, and somehow that's exactly why it does. I got the Natural sandwich and even as I'm writing this review, I wish it was still in my mouth. It was outstanding. The kind of sandwich that makes you wonder if you've been wasting your life eating lesser sandwiches. They also had old-timey bottled sodas that were fantastic, plus a bunch of random chip brands I'd never heard of but was immediately willing to trust. No regrets there. I grabbed a cookie that looked soft, gooey, and delicious. It nailed the delicious part but missed on the soft part. If you're a crunchy cookie person, you're in luck. If you're like me and prefer your cookies to have the structural integrity of a wet sponge, you may be disappointed. The tables were lined with comic books, which is exactly how I would decorate my house if my wife weren't constantly protecting me from myself. The staff was friendly, helpful, and seemed genuinely happy to be there. Garner's is quirky, unique, and packed with personality. Highly recommend if you're anywhere nearby.

Fantastic find while visiting Cleveland. Super cool vibe and energetic staff. Sandwich was…read moreexcellent.

This is such a great little Place. Lovely woman running the…read morebusiness and she makes amazing chicken salad! The freshly squeezed lemonade was very good as well.

I got a roast beef sandwich to go. The steaming made my bread soggy and I wish they had mentioned…read morethat during my order. The lettuce was partially spoiled. Total was $17 for a sandwich + side of potato salad + extra side of chips. Some good- The portion was large with a good amount of meat, and the potato salad was very good. Overall, this spot is solid. A notch above Subway. Note- their restroom is employees only. There is a bathroom nearby at the Sweetwater's visitor center.

I tried the fried pickles at Lakeview Tavern in Hiawassee, and honestly, they're exactly what you…read morewant when you're craving good bar food done right. They come out hot and perfectly crispy, with a light, crunchy breading that doesn't overpower the pickle itself. Each bite has that satisfying crunch followed by the tangy dill flavor that fried pickles should have. They aren't greasy, which I really appreciated, and the portion size is generous enough to share (though you might not want to). Paired with the ranch, they hit that perfect salty, savory balance that keeps you reaching for "just one more." Sitting there with the lake nearby and a cold drink in hand made them even better. If you're at Lakeview Tavern and debating on an appetizer, the fried pickles are a no-brainer -- classic, flavorful, and done right.

Let's end the night with cocktails, good food and amazing new friends. We found seats at the bar…read moreand thats where we were planted for the rest of the night. When visiting new establishment it's best to go with whatever your friend orders since this is their territory. She ordered the ribs and I was able to try one and it was by far one of the best I've had in a long time. I was trying to be good since overloading on food and alcohol. The last few days and opted for the grilled chicken dinner with broccoli. I was very much happy with my meal. I preferred to drink my calories so I did order myself a nice old-fashioned. Ambience was definitely fun and we were all enjoying ourselves and it's just a great atmosphere when you can also interact with the bartenders. I would go back again.

It used to be a good place, but since the change in ownership it went downhill fast. The food…read morequality is poor, and the service is unacceptable. Your money is best spent elsewhere.

Disappointed w the manager he told ppl lies we been buying pizza for the past 15 years no more our…read morebusiness good luck they take out money ASAP and lousy service

Maddi Mae's Cafe is easy to miss, as it sits on a busy street downtown, but it always offers up…read moreflavorful meals. Their Chicken Salad and Pimento Cheese are two local favorites that are always available in to-go containers. Always served promptly and with a smile, the staff has been accommodating and pleasant. Quiet setting in the middle of downtown, for a fast and tasty meal.

Far be it from me to give a bad rap to a restaurant that's clearly struggling, but this was…read moreprobably the worst meal I've ordered in a very, very long time. We were visiting Athens, Tennessee and wanted to explore the small downtown area. I looked to Yelp to find a spot for lunch and this restaurant came up with some decent reviews for the chicken salad and the pimento sandwiches. I can't speak for the quality of the chicken salad sandwich because my husband ate it and he's pretty forgiving, but the pimento cheese sandwich was horrible. To add insult to injury, I poured myself a lemonade soon to discover it was water. When I spoke to one of the teenage cooks/servers about it, she said she knew, but didn't know how to fix it. Just a half block away is another really wonderful restaurant called Pie Hound. There are other restaurants in the area that would also be better choices.

The food was phenomenal. Atmosphere was great. The pictures on the wall in the bathroom are…read morehilarious. My personal pizza was prepared with fresh ingredients. My wife's sandwich was suggested by staff and was very tasty. Highly recommend.

This is another hidden gem that just popped up in blue ridge…read more It's hidden in the back near Tupelo tea. The owners are super dog friendly and want your furry friend to be included in your adventure. It's an open covered patio to have a nice lunch or dinner. The inside is super cute and dog inspired. The staff is great and wanted to make sure we were satisfied with our choices. Overall the food had great flavor and would absolutely come back and have another lunch here!

Only in an emergency. I think they bought the supplies for our breakfast at the dollar general…read moreacross the street. Egg shell stuck to the outside of my fried egg. I order the hash brown plate. What i envisioned was a mound of crisp , seasoned hashbrowns topped with the fried eggs. Instead I received a lukewarm mickey d's style patty... except this one made a mickey d's patty look like a five star hotel. One of the worst breakfasts I've ever had.

This restaurant has been closed for awhile. It is now reopened under new management. My first…read moretime at Scottie's Diner. So glad we stopped in. As we walked in, we were warmly greeted by staff and server took us directly to the table of our choice. Asked what we wanted for drinks and giving us time to look over the menu. I ordered a hamburger & onions with fries. Superb flavors. Handicapped parking at the far left end with slight graded ramp into outdoor dining area for covered entry into the indoor dining room. Well thought out for wheelchair guests. Very warm and friendly atmosphere created by staff and decor choices. I highly recommend.