What a wonderful market for our little town. We always shop at the Amish and Mennonite stores and…read morewe were super excited to see this one open. The deli has fantastic prices for sandwiches and they also offer hot soups. You can get all your canned goods here as well as some fresh produce. I suspect come spring there will be a greater supply, but still; fresh is fantastic. I love their selection of baked goods as well as the pantry items. They are friendly and the store is clean. We will be shopping here often.

Love this place. Found stuff I didn't know existed. The jewel in their crown is the sandwiches. And…read moresoups, during the winter months. Ben and Charity as well as the rest of their staff are most than store managers... they're hosts. They have invited the community into their lives.

VISIT. ENJOY. REPEAT. If this small-town gem is off your beaten path...change your path. You'll…read morefind the charming delicatessen and shop on the north side of US 70 in the west end of McEwen, TN. Five stars for a road-side business? Yep. This humble establishment is shining full-on and out-classing others in more expensive places (that should be taking notes or otherwise be ashamed of themselves!) Expecting white bread and bologna?? It's there, but part of a menu that offers the best selection of sandwich meats (15 to 20+?,) cheeses, and artisan sandwich breads I've encountered in a long, long time. They simply do it well. I suspect you'll be hard pressed to find anyone else stocked to produce velvety smooth liver loaf on a cheddar and jalapeno bread (not sorry that I was too busy enjoying my meal to snag a pic.) It was not only tasty, it was beautifully done. It's not over-the-top and it's not high-volume. It's clean and truly memorable. There's a variety of sodas, teas, and coffee. Yes, they sell marmalade...and fudge...and top-notch prepared salads to-go...breads, bubblegum cigars...cookies...sauces...and just explore the shelves to find yourself smiling. You're in the country and your mileage is only likely to vary by the road that brought you there. So, enjoy the porch...the picnic table... or your car seat. All orders are for carry-out (no indoor dining.) Take time to smell the flowers and enjoy the potted plants which brighten the place (and are also for sale.)

Best homemade made sandwich in the area! It's a must sto for…read moreall the other gifts, candies and Bakery Goods

What a refreshing stop! A beautifully merchandised, clean and well stocked store and deli! Choose…read morefrom a vast array of homemade, baked, preserved foods, gifts and packaged goods. The deli sandwich selection is fantastic. Fill out the order paper with your sandwich of choice and they will prepare it to order. Hot and cold sandwiches. Homemade ice cream is worth the stop alone. Super rich super creamy and squeal worthy. Don't miss it. Service was kind and welcoming.

The sandwich was made freshwater you're waiting, the store had hundreds of items everything was…read morereasonably priced

Really nice market, but it is the middle of nowhere. Reminds me of Amish markets I've been to,…read morewhere everything is sold as bulk items. Lots of candy, baking supplies, spices and a deli counter that was really busy. Definitely worth the stop if you're in the area.

Pretty cool little market off the main highway in Charlotte, Tn! Lots of Amish products and fresh…read moreitems like spices, baking supplies, and even breads! Had a lovely experience shopping here and the front is very welcoming rich with plants, decor, and wooden rocking chairs. There is a side gazebo where you can dine on their fresh made sandwiches. The staff here are very kind and cheery. The store is very neat and clean, too! Get here early as the deli closes at 5 pm sharp. Worth the trip for us from Clarksville! Remember, the prices do reflect the freshness of the goods they sell. You won't get WalMart prices, but you will find better quality and cost than Trader Joes!! We will definitely be back.

I've eaten at The Log Cabin twice in the past two nights, and both experiences were fantastic…read more The first night, I had the fried chicken, and it was excellent. The breading was perfectly crunchy, the chicken was juicy, and the sides were great... especially the baked beans, which were a standout. The second night, I went with the patty melt and fries. Both were delicious. The burger was cooked perfectly, and the fries were crispy and flavorful. I usually have stomach issues when I eat patty melts, but I had no problems at all here, which says a lot about the quality of the food. On top of that, the staff was outstanding. We came in with a very large party, and they handled everything smoothly and professionally without missing a beat. Great food, great service, and a welcoming atmosphere. I'll definitely be coming back!... maybe even tonight.

Well portioned plates with wonderfully prepared sides…read more The seating is close, so you will hear the conversations of the people sitting next to you. And they will hear your conversations. The bathrooms are single stalls, so expect a wait.

This is an amazing spot to have some delicious food. I'm looking forward to trying more menu items…read moresoon!

Best burger ever!!! Highly recommend. If in Centerville...don't miss this. Just on way back to…read moreNashville and couldn't resist trying!

We had lunch with club sandwiches and Caesar salad. Both were awesome. You can't go wrong here.read more

Super cute place! Great coffee & food, reasonable prices, and friendly staff. Italian panini was…read moreamazing.

What a great sandwich! This place really stands out from all the megacorp fast food spots along…read morethis stretch of road. The classic Italian sub was one of the best I've ever had. The ingredients are fresh and I had a great chat with the owner as well. Next time I'll try one of the featured jam sandwiches, which look original and intriguing

I was in this part of town and starving, but wasn't feeling a chain sandwich place for whatever…read morereason. I was pleasantly surprised to find Jambox very close. I found a very simple website with menus, but not the ability to order ahead of time. I got the vibe that it's a brand new business just getting up and figuring itself out, so I'm more willing than usual to give it the benefit of the doubt and some time. They have a cassette tape theme going on, so I guess the owner has a thing for older music and the culture of cassettes, which aligns with the "mix tape" loyalty club. I suppose that also has to do with the name. All the sandwiches have "fun," but non-helpful names, so I had to read all the descriptions a few times to get an idea of what they had. He pointed me to the option that was most like an Italian sub that I was craving. It wasn't clear, so I had to ask about where I tell them how I would like it (no tomatoes or mayo, etc) and the answer was right there at the register. I didn't see general options anywhere, so I didn't know how else I might customize, plus I was in a hurry and not in the mood to have that conversation right then, or in person, for that matter. I paid (kudos for having contactless payment options!) and went to the other end of the counter for a brief wait, then I got my sandwich and was out the door (my order was 'to go.') The sandwich was good, I ate it all and enjoyed it. The nature of its construction made it less stable and more fall-aparty than I was expecting to eat while driving (part of the reason to get a sub), but I made do. The bread was a little disappointing. It was good, but I think my expectations weren't aligned. I wasn't offered a choice of bread and I don't remember if there was an obvious "choose your bread" display right by the register or not. It was white sub bread. The outside of the bread was just as white as the inside; I guess I'm used to the outside of the bread being a little darker than the inside and a bit stronger to hold everything together. It was a bit more crumbly than I was expecting or thought was appropriate for a sandwich. This also meant it was more flexible, as in while I'd hold it to take a bite, the back of the bread would lift up and let things fall out that I had to put back, and then adapt how I was holding it to keep all the good stuff inside. I don't remember the bread having any flavor, it was just an edible tool to hold the sandwich innards. Normally I'd add oil/vinegar to an Italian sub, but I'm glad I didn't here or it would have been a bigger oily mess to clean up rather than just putting it back when things fell out. Bottom line for me (if you had a different experience or have a different opinion, I'm happy for you), it was good but not amazing. I don't think I'd stop there again when I'm in the area unless I'm starving again. If it were closer to me, I might keep my eye on it to see how it matured and adapted over time to maybe have options I liked more, but I won't be making the trek to where it is in Franklin just to get a sandwich there. However, since my taste isn't universal, if you're in the area and curious, I'd say give it try. You may really like it and the cassette thing may speak to you. I wish the owner only the best! Tangentially, nothing to do with the food or business: It's on a busy road and the entrances there are a little tricky, so just be aware and don't pull in slightly too soon and find yourself in the wrong parking lot that isn't connected.

the ice cream is good!!! But every time I have gotten food from there I have gotten food poisoning!…read more The service is 50/50 some of them are rude and give attitude about everything you say and some are nice and understanding. I definitely dont recommend getting food. you may not have had the same issue as me. but several including the people ik have gotten food poisoning and the ones that work there

I went there about 5 years ago and the food was bad and very expensive. But I heard it was under…read morenew management so I gave it a shot today and I was surprised at the difference! The food is waaaay cheaper, tastes great, and the service was fast. The place was cleaner too. The menu wasn't the old pegboard they used to have, it's a new updated one, and now they serve everything the other dairy queens serve. I ordered a berry pomegranate smoothie and a flamethrower burger combo. The fries were hot and crispy, the smoothie was great, and the burger was good. The only difference I would have made is that the lettuce is all chopped and it barely stayed on the burger. Good food, all for 9$.

This time I asked the owner for recommendations. He was very friendly, asked me some questions…read moreand gave me some guidance. I had the werewolf with a side of collards. So good! Everybody I know loves their Granny's collards best, but I swear that these are truly outstanding. The werewolf was great, I really liked the slaw/collard/mayo synergy, with a generous amount of roast beef. Service was great today, so I am assuming my previous visit was the exception. Every time I pass through (or near to) Columbia, I shall be back.

Ollie and Finn's Counter…read more Tucked away in a little brewery near the Columbia square is this little sandwich shop. I have been recommended this place by multiple people throughout the years and finally got a chance to give it a try. (Well, I say that but mainly because I go to Gold's Deli everytime I'm in Columbia. So it was time to share the love) They have a pretty large menu of various sandwiches, I wish I had grabbed a picture of them. I asked the cashier if she had to pick one sandwich which one would it be, she gave me a list of about 3 that all sounded amazing. The fourth she suggested was if you're overwhelmed or unsure just get the Italian. I LOVE Italian sandwiches so that is what I ended up with. Everything here is fresh so I waited about 5-10 minutes for my sandwich to get made. I will definitely be trying out some of the more adventurous creations next time but this was so good. This Italian has a freshness to it that I have a hard time describing but their olive oil blend is lovely, the olives, banana peppers and lettuce helped with that fresh taste as well I'm sure. The bread is incredible! It taste house baked, crisp outer crust with a pillowy interior. The house chips were also really good and salted perfectly. The inside is cool, it's a microbrewery and there's subtle like alien themes throughout? Overall can't wait to try it out again, stop by if you're ever down in Columbia!