I love good food and I love a local shop. This bakery has the most amazing bread and breakfast. The…read morestaff is very friendly and quick with your order. Definitely worth the stop!

Nice bakery, serving both lunch and baked goods. Prices were reasonable. Ample seating inside…read more I had the apple turnover since I wasn't hungry, and it was delicious. Sandwiches looked really good too, so would return to try those out. Looked like they had some interesting options. The apple turnover price was a little higher than I expected. But coffee was priced reasonably.

A little odd for a coffee shop, but the mocha frappe is good. Look forward to trying their ice…read morecreams when I'm off my diet.

I just stopped by there. The gas pumps weren't working, so you can only choose "high" grade fuel…read more They didn't have what was on the menu. The lady running the register was extremely abrasive.

Service & sandwiches are top notch!! Would recommend to everyone I know who is in the area.read more

The reviews were high so I had to try this place while visiting Sweetwater. I stopped in for a hot…read morecocoa and a pastry. I liked the look of the space and I was greeted when entering. I'm not sure if the person at the counter was new or training but he didn't know if they served hot cocoa. Another staff member taught him how to prepare it and ring it up. She asked if I wanted whipped cream but didn't say it was a $1 up charge which is quite steep for a drink that's only $3.50 or so to start. It was just canned whipped cream so that felt very pricey: the cocoa was average. I also ordered a cheese Danish to go and the employee just opened a box and the lid of the Danish cloche and told me to grab one. I feel like they should use a paper to grab it; I don't like the thought of other customers putting their hands in to choose. I also didn't want to touch my own pastry with my bare hands before washing. It didn't really make me want to return to try a sandwich. I understand that new employees need training, if that was the case. But I do think they should be familiar with what basic beverages are available.

Fat Hats is so good. Went for breakfast as well as dinner - yum. Always stop in whenever we are in…read morethe area. Never disappoints. Good people. Good food. Cute little diner.

This place doesn't look like much from the outside but trust me, you want to eat here! The food is…read moreso good, the staff is so friendly and you'll get a good time feel too. Dining in takes some time, so be patient, it's worth the wait. The onion rings are so delicious and so much better than any I've had. Burger was juicy and perfect. Seriously a must stop!

This is my favorite bakery! Every year I get my fav Key Lime Cake with Cream cheese icing and for…read moremy Dad's birthday I had a Carrot Cake made. Always moist and absolutely DELICIOUS!!!!

Best cupcakes in Cleveland,TN and that is also possible for the entire state although I cant say…read morenot having gone to every cupcake place in the state.. but I digress... Fresh HUGE cupcakes, I always bring my family and friends here when they visit for a treat. My daughter begs for them all the time so we go as a reward for schoolwork and chores being done now and then.

Great service, very nice people. Very clean store, in great conversation. I must say I have to…read morewrite them a 10 out of 10. Thank you for your great experience.

Tiny restaurant with nothing else around. Somewhat dated diner vibe. About six tables inside and…read moretwo picnic benches on the porch. One waitress on duty on Friday night was able to handle everything, but she was somewhat stretched in my view. Food was very good. We opted for the all you can eat fried catfish. In retrospect, we could have saved a few bucks and just got the catfish dinner instead. Fish was very good, especially the breading. Corn nuggets were excellent. Fried okra was under seasoned and maybe undercooked. Mac and cheese was like from a box. Chocolate pie was excellent even if it had too much merengue. It's about a 30 min drive and we will likely return at some point.

This little diner is such a hidden spot in Cleveland! The atmosphere is small, cozy, and welcoming,…read moreand the breakfast was absolutely delicious. I decided to get the waffles that were topped with fresh bananas, blueberries, whipped cream, with a drizzle. What made the experience stand out, though, was the staff. They were incredibly friendly and went out of their way to make sure we had a great experience. I would highly recommend a visit!

GPS took us right to it. Driving up, it doesn't look like much but looks can be deceiving. There is…read morea limited amount of parking along the side of building. The space is tight but at least it is all angled making getting into and out of the spaces much easier. I did not notice any handicapped spaces but the lot is small and paved so travel is pretty easy. There are several signs on the exterior wall cautioning to lock your vehicle as they are not responsible for stolen items but nothing appeared nefarious. Seating is a combination of booths and tables plus several stools along the counter to the right. We seated ourselves and the server came by quickly for our drink orders and dropped off the menu. The menu is pretty extensive with many options as well as the ability customize anything. We decided on the Cleveland special and the Western omelet. With a cup of coffee, this came to about $24. The food took about 10 minutes to arrive. The first thing noticed is the biscuits are huge. They are easily the size of a saucer. They are a bit crumbly but that makes them great for covering in gravy. The eggs were cooked as ordered, the gravy was very good, and the sausage appears to be locally sourced. The omelet was also huge and completely filled. The veggies were sautéed perfectly and made for a great meal. The service was just fine but could have been better. I had asked if the sausage was locally sourced and the waitress did not know. She never came back to let me know if she had an answer. I had to ask twice for a refill and eventually waved down a different server. We also needed to ask twice for jelly packets. While not terrible by any means, it was unusual for what we expect from these type local restaurants which seem to pride themselves on great service as well as great food. This little diner is a must stop for a great meal. Just have a little patience with the service and you'll be glad you came.

The place has an amazing professional staff and owner. The food is delicious and rates up there in…read moremy top ten places that I have eaten around the world. I never imagined such a fantastic restaurant would be in my little town of Tellico Plains. Trust me, get the pecan crusted rainbow trout, the house salad and the upside down pear cake. Oh, and don't forget the great cocktails.

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.