We went for the Deep Dish pizza. It wasn't as deep as Chicago pizza but it is much closer! LoL It…read morewas faster than Chicago deep dish & Delicious!! Great Service Clean location I will be back!!!

This quaint little place in Apison is a complete gem! It's not fast food- it's delicious food! As…read morealways, they are kind and courteous here, and the place is super clean, Today, I chose the hot meatloaf sandwich and their cornbread salad. It's a slab of meatloaf. It was the best meatloaf sandwich I've ever eaten. The cornbread salad is something I crave. It never disappoints. Tuesday-Saturday 11-8 it's worth the drive from anywhere. Their pizza is also great.

Great American Deli since 1959 supplies many businesses and restaurants with fresh sandwiches. They…read morealso offer a big line of premium baked goods. Some other fresh premium items they make are; muffins, Danish pastries, cakes, cookies, and of course my favorite their delicious ham and cheese sandwiches. Formerly known as Made Rite Sandwiches, they are now called Great American Deli. They are located across the street from Ooltewah Nursery.

Not bad. I ordered one of their cold cut, roast beef, smoked ham, smoked turkey, and cheddar…read morepretzel bun sandwiches from here online and it was tasty. The sub brand the sandwich went under was Fresh Craft.

Had to do a review on this one pretty quickly because had some strong feeling on it. Was super…read moreexcited to get in and get my sub. I love sourdough and local businesses so perfect match. First the positive, the bread is great, it seems to be a true sourdough bread that's baked fresh, easily the star of the show and sub overall was very solid. The main reason for the 3 stars instead of 4 was the size. 6 inch was 10.99 by itself. In my oppinion pretty pricey for a sandwich at the end of the day and it's justified if they load you up and it's a big 6 incher but sandwich assembly was pretty underwhelming. For lunch it's ok but most meals it's very skimpy of a feeling. Good sandwich but poor portion size. Really liked this places though for the location.

This location is closed. There are no tables left in. There are no personnel working. But there is…read moreno sign telling you that they are permanently closed.

Great food, great service, great ambience. Been multiple times. Especially love the old sodas and…read morehomemade desserts.

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.

The service was excellent. It wasn't packed, but it was steady and seemed to be running with 2…read morepeople. They kept the flow going and the wait wasn't very long. The food was good and seemed fresh. The place is small. While I do think the booths could use an update it wouldn't stop me from coming back again. And it has a nice little area you can sit outside in.

Great food and service. Our go to lunch place. We will be back often…read more Yummy yummy yummy

Whistle Stop is such a lovely and magical place. From the moment you walk in, it feels like you've…read morestepped onto the movie set of Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory -- colorful, charming, nostalgic, and full of wonder. The service is on point, super kind and very friendly. Everything about the experience feels warm and special. It has that rare mix of small-town charm, fun energy, and a little bit of magic that makes you want to slow down, look around, and enjoy every detail. It's the kind of place that makes both kids and adults smile. Whistle Stop is truly a hidden gem and absolutely worth visiting. Whether you're stopping in for something sweet, bringing family, or just looking for a place that feels joyful and unique, this place delivers. Highly recommend!

First of all, you need to recognize this spot for what it is, adults don't request visit spot for a…read moregourmet meal. You go here for the kids, be it a quick lunch, a birthday celebration, or the like. For a birthday celebration, this is THE SPOT my grandchildren want to go. This is a nice clean restaurant, set up for entertaining the kiddos. For me, the food is okay, for a child, it offers all those foods the children love, with the key being, those ridiculously obscene shakes, the variety of which appeals to even that inner kid of every adult too! The staff is excellent, they are quick, efficient and know exactly what it takes to keep those youngsters engaged as they anxiously await the arrival of that "special shake", they might have ordered.

It was amazing!! But Sadly it's closing at the end of…read moreDecember. I was looking forward to eating here more often but now that's no possible

Service was great. Food was pretty good. Laid back atmosphere. Burritos are huge. Split with a…read morefriend

Had a sub sandwich and a steak and cheese sandwich and both were yummy! The owners are super nice…read moreand our food was delivered very quickly!!!

Good onion rings. Prices are too high for the food offered though. And dining experience is very…read moreout dated.

The food here is fantastic!! For appetizers, I highly recommend the Beer Cheese Fondue or the…read moreimpressive onion rings. The Wicked Shrimp Pasta is my go-to...amazing if you like spicy. The Fettuccine Rocco--no spice and equally delicious! The Fish 'n Chips tastes as good as my favorite restaurant on the coast in San Francisco (known for theirs). We've had several of the burgers and none have disappointed...but the TN Whiskey Glazed burger is to die for! *Chefs kiss* My least favorite dish so far, has been the Maui Chicken. It was missing something...needed a sauce, pineapple, or something. For desserts, if you're a chocolate lover, you must try the creamy Lava Cake--and then there's the decadent Crème Brûlée...(Wow!) The atmosphere here is relaxed and family-friendly. We've had the best servers! Attentive and hospitable. All in all, we love our gem here in Ooltewah so if you're just passing through, or live further in the city, it'll be well worth your drive. Give the Local Goat a try!

You walk in, and before you can even get your bearings, somebody's already pointing you toward a…read moretable like they've been expecting you all day. That's a good start. Now, the place had more noise than a family reunion after someone mentions politics--two teenage softball teams carrying on, laughing, living large. Hard to fault that. Better than silence so thick you can hear your own regrets. Food showed up quick, which is about all you can ask when you're hungry enough to consider eating the menu. And it was good--honest good. Not "tell your mama about it" good, but solid, dependable, "yep, I'd order that again" good. Prices didn't make you feel like you'd just financed somebody's boat, either. Beer was cold--like it ought to be, like it better be--and the waitress understood to be there exactly when we needed her and vanishing when we didn't. That's an art form. Now the atmosphere... well, it had all the charm of a place that once had big decorating plans and then decided, "Eh, this'll do." A little on the bare side. Felt like a Friday night that never quite got dressed up. But I'll tell you this--I'd go back. And that, right there, is about the highest praise you can give a place without writing a love letter to the chef.