This place was so colorful and jam packed full of everything. It would take a couple of hours to see all the things they have to sell. The dinner theatre lunch was top notch and served family style. They had all the tables set with food and drinks before everyone was seated. We had a great volunteer tell us about the history of Granville. The meal included entree, veggies, rolls, desserts and tea or water. If you go up I-40 east stop in Granville and visit this store. read more

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This little town feels like a place that needed to get creative or fade away and die. Honestly? They've done an excellent job making it a place to visit, eat and walk around. Definitely touristy. They've carved a niche that hold tons of nostalgia, has lots of selfie opportunity, and even tosses some learning in there. Super cute and lots of fun. Take yourself a road trip and visit. Definitely recommend. read more

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Visited Granville recently and enjoyed it. This store (and the people who work here) are welcoming and friendly. We arrived a bit late for lunch, but other customer's food looked appetizing. The town tour pass is sold here, reasonably priced and well worth it. They have lots of reasonably priced, quality merchandise. Recommended. Have fun! read more

This store and the entire town is a step back in time. Called "TN's Mayberry" it's easy to see why with this store filled with old time candy, trinkets, souvenirs and even a small grill with food service and tables for eating that run in the middle. Tickets can be bought to tour the town's museums which are actually original town buildings converted to draw income to keep the town and its buildings afloat. Within "museums", like the bank, are clothing stores, bakeries, quilting supplies, etc. This general store is filled with a variety of items and is reminiscent of days gone by. A unique and lovely piece of history. Do visit and help the town continue its mission of preserving the past well Into the present. The cutest of little towns. read more

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Y'all....this is the cutest town around! Its theme is the Mayberry town in Tennessee. It was so fun to see all the decor and museums they have put together there. For $5 you can visit all the sites, take tours, pictures and just enjoy the history. You'll see lots of Andy and Barney and even some Lucy Ricardo. We had sandwiches and soup for lunch in the general store. They have live bluegrass there every Saturday night. You can have dinner and listen to the show. It truly feels like you're not in a real town! read more

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Sutton General Store is amazing. A true look back in time. Id advise any family to bring their children here! read more

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Granville was like nowhere I've ever been. The whole town is made up of individual museums which all require a walking tour ticket. Cute and quaint with the general store as the center, themed as a Mayberry town. read more

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This store takes you back in time, and offers a whole lot. Try their burgers there good but you can get sandwiches too! Old school candy, they have a upstairs too and most everything in there is for sale. I just loved it! read more

Just a stone's throw from the banks of the Cumberland River stands the T. B. Sutton General Store. Built in 1800's, it continuously served the families of the Granville, Tennessee area until the 1970's. The two story building's unique style features a balcony with many of the products the store offered for sale during its 90 years of service. The original building has much of the same interior fixtures it had at the turn of the 20th century. The store contains a dining room offering family style dining for groups of 40 by reservation. Furnishings and memorabilia are on display; very unique gifts and merchandise are for sale. Walking back in time will be fun, interesting and educational. T.B. Sutton General Store is now open Wednesday - Friday from 10:00 - 3:00 and Saturday from 10:00 - 8:00. Each Saturday you can join us for a family-style dinner and a live radio-broadcast bluegrass music performance. Sutton General Store Southern Style Meals Reserved Seating Available for up to 48 Persons Each Meal Call the store phone 931-653-4151 for reservations. The southern style meals feature the finest in Tennessee Cooking with an assortment of menus from which to choose. Meals include: Soup, Meats, Three Vegetables, Bread, Dessert and Drink Lunch/Dinner Music is provided by a Player Piano and Storytelling is also featured. read more

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Enjoyed dinner and Bluegrass performance at Sutton General Store in Historic Granville, TN. The dinner served family style and was 'meat and three' plus desert. The food was good and the conversation at the table engaging. While it is not 'fine dining' it is solid food served in an unique setting. Following diner we moved into the main part of the store. The performance put on by Sutton Ole Time Music Hour was good and the host engaged the audience. The performance was recorded and will air on multiple radio stations including WSM. At $20 per person which includes dinner and the music this is a great deal for an evening of wholesome dining and entertainment. read more

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This is the standout location in the town of Granville which boasts a population of 300. It sits in the middle of their main street which looks straight out of an old movie set and is maybe a half a mile long. Many of the store fronts are just part of the historical walking tour, and are set up with mannequins and are not actual stores inside. The General Store is fun and exactly what you'd expect with old time candy and knick knacks for sale with a food and ice cream counter at the back. Upstairs boasts an entire Christmas section as well. We were lucky enough to come for the family-style dinner and live radio-broadcast bluegrass music performance. I would give the food 2-stars, as it was mostly canned vegetables with overly rich mac & cheese and fried chicken, but the music performance was so phenomenal it bumped this review way up there. Plus the store itself is a lovely gem. If you can skip the dinner, please do, but I don't think there is much else to eat in town and it may be required in order to stay for the bluegrass. read more