Amazing place! Amazing staff! Eat there often!…read more We love the slug burgers and the fries. The grilled chickens are great too

This place is a must go. I moved to another state, and every time I return I tell everyone I don't…read morecare what else we do we WILL be going to White Trolley for some slug burgers. The food is amazing. It gives old dinner vibes, and the employees and owner are always so kind!

Food was great. Very delicious. Service was great also. Ask for Christy…read more I definitely would go back.

Was looking for an Italian restaurant and Vicari was recommended by a local. So we decided to try…read moreit out. Arrived around 6:30 without a reservation, however we were seated immediately. The restaurant was beautiful. Low lighting warm atmosphere and brick walls. We're seated up stairs near a beautiful bar. Apparently they hold many events up stairs. The waitress was very sweet and helpful. She was covering the entire upstairs and was apologetic for keeping us waiting. We started with a side salad. I ordered the Caesar salad and my husband ordered the house salad both delicious and fresh. For the main course I ordered Tuscan chicken in a cream spinach sauce with bow tie pasta. Waitress was so nice offered to make it with any pasta I wanted. It was cooked to perfection. My husband ordered the lasagna with meat sauce. He stated it was delicious. The Resturant was a little pricey but the food and atmosphere made it worth it.

A great place for southern home style "MEAT and THREE" entrees served with super friendly service!…read moreEverything is always fresh and hot, and quickly to your table. It's a family feel environment with cute decor. Won't disappoint with plenty of options.

I love Cindy's Place. They are cash only and only opened a few hours a day, Monday-Friday. However,…read moreanytime I am able to stop in, I enjoy the food. You get one meat and three veggies, and they are all wonderful. My go-to is turkey and dressing with cranberry sauce, turnip greens, mashed potatoes with gravy, and Mac and cheese. For dessert, I add a Butter Roll that is always perfect. You cannot go wrong with a plate lunch from Cindy's!

Wow! Those biscuits were the absolute best biscuits I've ever had in my life and that's saying…read moresomething because I'm from the south! The service was amazing! Our server was so sweet and we felt so welcome. I wish our Cracker Barrel back home was like this one. We always stop here when we are in Corinth. I got the Old Timer's breakfast but my daughter got the French toast and turkey sausage. Our CB back home always tries to give her pork when she orders the turkey sausage. But the Corinth location got all orders PERFECT! Five stars for sure!

Arrived around 10:00 am and seated immediately. Waitress took our drink order giving us time to…read morelook over the menu. Delivering a hot basket of biscuits which were hot and fluffy. I ordered the mamma breakfast, Two eggs, bacon and two pancakes. Everything cooked to perfection. My husband ordered the grandma's sampler. Same as mamma but you get 3 pancakes and a side. For his side he ordered hash brown casserole. It was tasty however could have been cooked longer. Thankfully they did not change the decor. Service was great and the waitress was so sweet. Must walk around the store before you pay. I picked up some cute Thanksgiving salt shakers and of course some candy.

I had the Ferrari Burger and it was amazing . Super fresh meat and flavorful. With home made fries…read more The customer service was good and the decor of the place was nice. I'll have to come by again soon and try the pizza! Only loses one star due to the vibe of the place. "Seemed so quiet". Needs music or something ...

This was a fun stop in Corinth. Very clean and inviting restaurant, with friendly and attentive…read morestaff. It also has a great overall vibe, with car parts, signs, license plates, etc. We all tried something different; from pasta to pizza, to burgers. Having had a burger and fries, I found them both excellent. Will definitely stop in again!

Great slug burgers, the best fried slaw dogs in the country. Great breakfast…read more Friendly service, fast service Great prices Good place to just eat!!!!!

Great little hole in the wall! It's exactly what we wanted while visiting the Shiloh National…read morePark. It's a double-wide trailer. Only 2 booths and the rest of the seating is at the bar. Most people were taking their meals to-go. Service was great! Family-owned business. The waitress answered all our questions. We all had the slug burgers with fries. The guy in the kitchen told us to try a little hot sauce on the slug burger; that is the ticket! CASH ONLY. Only open until 3pm. Loved it!

A truck stop diner on a very busy highway. There isn't a sign stating 'The Jake Break Cafe', but it…read moreis at the Hwy 45 Truck Stop. It has an extensive menu and some of the items sound like they would taste delicious. The chuck wagon steak, sounds great, but tastes pretty rough. It comes with too much gravy, and it is a patty that contains a bunch of fillers, resulting in a "soggy" patty, with strange flavors. The hand cut fries are red skin potatoes, which are an oddity in this area. They aren't douple dipped or cooked long enough, and as a result, come to you limp and the insides are crunchy. The pot roast has a good taste, reminiscent of Kelly, Hormel or Dinty Moore brand can stew. The meat appearance and gravy taste make you wonder, if it is from an industrial-size pre-made dish. The food items we chose were edible, but not worth the drive to make another visit. The only food item that was questionable would be the baked beans. They were prepared with an overpowering maple ingredient, and tasted like a pancake syrup. There were bits of real bacon and ground meat, but you couldn't discern that taste from the maple. I ate them, but it was off putting, and I added pot roast meat to dilute it some. There is no ban on smoking here, and you will have to deal with that smell while dining. There is a table to play dominoes. They have karaoke certain nights. There is an on-site deli that sells a half dozen different sandwich meats. They also offer a long list of desserts. The one menu item I do plan to try, is the cornbread salad, to compare to that of Borroum's. The food quality may not have been what we prefer, but if they post an interesting special, I may return to try it. I do look forward to trying the cornbread salad within a couple weeks. I'm not sure about the name, if it is a play on words, or an honest misspelling (Jake Brakes on semi trucks). To Each Their Own.

The most laid back place with good service and helpful staff , including the food is like my…read moregrandmother would prepare

AGAIN! You people took such good care! All the bits for my ramen (and milk) and you got them RIGHT…read moreON with a smile and a bit of good music. Many thanks! One comment to corporate: I paid 10$ for one fried egg, a piece of city ham, and a milk. If you inflate the price of the giant waffle to where the common man can no more, all you will have is ONE giant waffle you are left alone to eat in a corner ALONE with no more waffles for you either. That was a kids meal price The place was sparse. Check yourselves before you're eating waffles alone facing the corner and no one will speak to you anymore. I believe this is also known as "wrecking" oneself. ***Nothing to do with the location. That's some corporate inflation AKA BS.

got exactly what i wanted with the best customer service i've had in a long time. my food was…read moreperfect. the gravy wasn't too thick or sticky. i will be back next time we take a trip to tennessee. these 3 ladies were great ! Thank You

This is the second restaurant of this kind to open this month. They are almost identical, from the…read moremenus to the interior decor and even the friendliest of waitstaff. Based on what items my husband and I eat at these two restaurants the value is a little better here. Our choices costs $1.00 less and they come with soup and salad, whereas Yamato just offers the entree with no extras. http://www.yelp.com/biz/yamato-steak-house-of-japan-corinth One deciding factor as to which restaurant will be the most popular, in our opinion, will be their ability to maintain high quality. Of course, Tokyo will see a higher volume of traffic due to their location in a shopping center near the Walmart Supercenter and movie theater, but to me success means repeat customers. If the quality isn't there I do not go back at all, or I take a break from the place for a few months and let them have a chance to regroup. The main differences between these two, practically mirror image restaurants, are the number of dishes offered and the taste of the onion soup and the miso soup. Yamato only offers the two soups, whereas Tokyo offers seven flavors. The soup base at Yamato is the same so it doesn't matter which soup you order...both tastes the same. Beef lovers, such as my husband, will have much more to choose from here at Tokyo, with upward of 30 variations to pick from. You can eat here everyday for 2 1/2 weeks and have nothing but tempura options, with at least 14 of them being shrimp. The New China Buffet has been the place to go for sushi and stir-fry foods for the past decade, but with this new blood and competition they are adding a hibachi buffet area to their restaurant and it will be functioning within a week (end of Dec and there aren't any details yet as far as price and availability). http://www.yelp.com/biz/new-china-buffet-corinth The hibachi salmon entree was my first choice for the grand opening visit to Tokyo and was not disappointed in the least. It is served with fried rice, vegetables, soup and a salad. My husband chose to try the NY Strip hibachi entree served with the same options. I don't know what their secret is to obtaining such tender steak but it is better than most steak houses and definitely better than almost any steak sold in this town. Let's see if it is just as good tomorrow.

Scenario: Two diners for lunch, two different meals ordered, one the sushi lunch and the other the…read moresushi and sashimi lunch. Each meal was supposed to have different numbers of sushi and different rolls. The orders were brought to the table and I questioned the wait staff because they were both exactly the same. I wasn't (and I am still not) convinced that we got what we paid for. The food was warm (not near the correct temperature for sushi). The pieces looked like they came straight out of containers of grocery store sushi. They were definitely not freshly made. Our miso soup was a bit watered down and had extremely tiny pieces of tofu and two small sections of seaweed in it. We ordered a side of "fried" rice. It arrived as rice with some sort of brown sauce, not fried nor mixed with anything at all (no veggies, meat or poultry). It was steamed rice, with no taste. The seaweed salad was pretty typical as others I have eaten elsewhere, nothing different or unusual, but it was served chilled so that's good. When my partner asked what beers were available our waitress said there were too many to list so he should just name one to order. He ordered a Coors after looking at the pictures on the menu, but she returned with a Coors Light. She told him they didn't have Coors. For a bill of $42 before tip the food was no better than picking it up at the grocery store. Don't look at the light fixture over your table: you might consider dining elsewhere. This is our only, and last visit to this place. Oh funny little aside: the dishes are imprinted with a different restaurant's name...‍.