-10/10 regals -Guy in blue shirt was super, even asked if I…read morewanted a water -food was great -

Still our favorite--those garlic bagels are like no other. I understand the owner orders a special…read moretoasted garlic for these and it makes all the difference. Their sausage and egg on a garlic bagel is the perfect breakfast sandwich--hands down.

We had the reuben and ham & pimento cheese along with the cookie and chocolate pie…read more Great service, atmosphere, and food. Will definitely return.

We had out of town guests so we came to Jonesborough for the afternoon. We started with lunch. We…read moreordered and ate outside because they have umbrella covered tables and we had our dog with us. The ladies ordered the Half Chicken Salad sandwiches with chips. The guys ordered the Grilled Chicken Sandwiches. They had grilled chicken, honey mustard, cheese and bacon on a brioche bun. You order at a counter and they give you a number and bring it to you. We love this place and will definitely come back. The atmosphere is wonderful and the staff is super friendly and efficient. The tea is fresh brewed and delicious and the food was excellent! It was a great choice. Oh, and they also serve Gelato. I completely forgot to take pics of the food.

Easily the best breakfast in JC. We shared the full English which was amazing. The crossaint(sp?)…read morewas beautiful. Having coffee like Lavazza is a plus plus, easily better than the burnt crap from Seattle. Service is freindly and the food arrived very quickly indeed. Pleant of easy parking outside. This has to be 5 stars for the beautiful surroundings and the fact that it is not a chain restaurant.

Nice for something different in JC. I hade the Italian sausage sandwich and wife had the salmon…read moresandwich with house made chips. Both sandwiches were delicious with the garlic aioli on the salmon taking it to the right balance. The sturdy ciabatta held up well to the marinara on the Italian sausage with peppers. Price was ok, but more for the flavors than the size. House made chips were a bit of a flop as served cold and some were over crisp. All in all, we will be back and look forward to trying thier crepes next time.

Even though it was very busy when we came, the counter service model is so efficient. The large…read moreindustrial tables are well-suited for both large and small groups. I ordered the chicken biscuit with goat cheese and pepper jelly and it was delicious. My husband got the biscuits and gravy and he said the gravy was some of the best he's ever had. The biscuits are so tender and flaky. My daughter ordered chocolate chip waffles with strawberries and said they were really good but she regretted not ordering some kind of biscuit. An employee was circulating with full-sized, free cinnamon biscuits to try too! We'll definitely be back.

Came for brunch after my wife had a procedure down the street. I got the Squawking Goat and loved…read moreit. That pepper jam is killer good. The chicken breast was well seasoned and crispy. The guy at the front counter is a winner. Gave us complimentary cinnamon biscuits and he was responsive, as well as, charming in engaging with us. We decided to eat outside; tons of tables outside giving you a chance to enjoy fresh air with a delicious meal.

Nice little place. Definitely not fancy but clean and inviting. People were friendly and service…read morewas very good. Food is home made and excellent. I had the quiche which was excellent and a side of potato salad. Wife had chicken salad on croissant with tomato bisque soup. And I took an individual carrot cake to go. Personally, the chicken salad, potato salad and carrot cake while fresh and well made weren't our favorites. The chicken salad was the simple version and we prefer the versions that includes onions, celery and grapes. I'm probably too picky about potato salad. This was better than store bought, just nothing to write home about. The Carrot cake was excellent. It would have been even better if there were raisins in it. The above lunch for 2 with water and tea for one was $30.88 without tip.

The service is great. They have the best quiche I've ever had. Their soup beans and cornbread are…read morealso good. They usually have cake and it is phenomenal.I love eating there. It is a busy lunch spot.They check to be sure the food is good and that you are satisfied. One of the kindest ladies always comes by to say hi. They really are the nicest people and they take time to get to know you. Try it, you will love it!

Fun local spot. (Drive thru review)…read more I'm a sucker for fresh lemonade. This didn't disappoint. Not to sweet, just the right amount of tart. They have a large lunch menu. Opted for a hot dog on my first visit. Just wanted a snack. It's steamed. Solid dog. If you like more snap or chargrilled, I'd skip ordering here. Next visit I'm aiming to order a fried bologna sandwich. Worth a try. Support friendly local spots.

My wife had a gift certificate for here so we came for lunch. My wife knew they had a Reuben where…read moreshe had heard positive remarks. I have not eaten at EVERY sandwich shop in the Tri Cities, but their Corned Beef sandwich and their Reuben would be hard to beat. If there was one improvement point it would be size of meat, etc. However, their prices are VERY REASONABLE and their meat is EXCELLENT! Their corned beef is shaved, it is lean, it is moist, and I could eat two of those sandwiches they were so good. The standard corned beef is more of a lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise version but they accommodated me: I had toasted bread, mustard and heated meat. Was it NY deli good? No. But, was it NY deli priced? No! A Reuben and a Corned Beef was $16 with tax! We took our sandwiches to Yee Haw, grabbed some beers, and had a great lunch

It's fairly easy to find, but you need to be looking for the small Conestoga wagon by the road for…read morea better visual than the sign. Parking is in a paved lot right in front of the building but there is more in the adjacent lot. The only problem is if you pull into the front lot but don't have a parking space you can't get to the adjacent lot without going back out onto the divided highway. The legal way to do this is turn left at the divider opening and go back towards Jonesboro about a block, then turn around at the next divider opening and turn into the adjacent lot. There could be an opening to the adjacent lot from the front lot but it is blocked off with a railroad tie. There is a handicapped space right in front of door. The parking spaces are not marked so you need to be considerate. This trip was for breakfast on a weekend, and the restaurant was about half full when we arrived. We were greeted as we walked in and told to sit anywhere. Seating is to the left and is all tables with few seats at a counter to the right as you walk in. Our server came by right away with the menu and took our drink orders. She brought the drinks quickly, but we needed a little more time to decide as the menu is decently large and diverse. She returned in an appropriate amount of time, the sign of a good server. Our food arrived about 10 minutes after ordering. The Magnificent Seven had two eggs (cooked slightly less than ordered, but not an issue), hash browns, two sausage patties, two small pancakes, and a biscuit. The biscuit was dry but would be fine with gravy. Everything else was quite good. Of note is the little jelly packets included seedless blackberry jelly and apple butter, a very nice change from the typical grape and strawberry offering at most restaurants. My dining partner selected the meat omelet, which also included toast. The omelet was large and completely filled with meat. It was a very good selection and very filling. There is background music playing which is noticeable but not loud. Conversation was very easy. The restaurant was mostly full by the time we left, but the servers still seemed to be keeping up, as was the kitchen. Overall, this was a good breakfast for a fair price, and we definitely plan to return.

Everything we've tried has been fresh, flavorful, and cooked just right. Whether you're stopping in…read morefor breakfast, lunch, or dinner, you can count on quality food and generous serving sizes that will leave you full and satisfied.

Erica was so knowledgeable and fun during our visit. Would definitely recommend coming to check…read morethis spot out! Great spirits, cool merch, sick vibes.

We walked in and were immediately greeted by Erica, the bartender, who made our experience…read moreabsolutely wonderful! She was incredibly knowledgeable and took the time to go through each tasting with us in detail, allowing us to try whatever we wanted and answering all of our questions along the way. This is truly an amazing distillery with a great atmosphere and fantastic service. We would highly recommend stopping by to anyone in the area! We walked away with some mini bottles, but more importantly, we left with a wonderful experience and great memories. Thank you, Erica, for making our visit so enjoyable!

Great beers, great sandwiches. The sandwiches took a little longer than expected which was fine…read morebecause we were in no hurry. The tomato soup was very flavorful. Service was excellent. Bar seats and regular tables available. Low-key, not loud and fine to bring kids if you wanted to.

service sucks/superslow..food ok. Not worth waiting 30 min when they have on 3 patronsread more

Always go there for Thanksgiving and Christmas and buy a couple of pounds of sliced ham. It has…read morealways been expensive, but worth it, until finally now it cost more than it is worth. The price per pound with tax is over $16 and the ham slices are much fatter. I doubt we'll be back. There are other options. They need to improve the quality of their meat for the price they charge. Other than that, the staff and facilities are always nice.

One of my favorite lunch places. Good variety of sandwiches, salads and soup. Clean, light, good…read moreservice. My favorite is the Tavern Club with turkey, ham, and bacon. Yum!