Kingsport,TN found this and chose it based on reviews. I ordered the bacon omelette and sourdough…read moretoast husband ordered two eggs, ham, country potatoes and biscuits with gravy. My Colette was bacon wrapped with eggs and a slice of American cheese on top. The cheese ruined it tasted plasticy. No hash brown or anything but it had a lot of bacon. The ham on the platter was salty and the gravy was underwhelming. The servers were really nice and the restaurant had a good energy. Just wish the food was better.

This is your quintessential mom and pop cafe. The food is what you would expect. Mediocre. The…read moregravy was lacking in sausage. Portions are generous. Come here if you're hungry. I'd like to see more personality in the cooking and flavor.

I took my mom here for lunch and it was to notch. It's a cute little cafe with friendly staff. The…read moreowner even introduced herself and made sure we were enjoying our food which we were. It's women owned and run. The tater tots are a show stopper the have some kind of ranch type seasoning on them. So good! I got a chicken salad wrap. It was so unique and delicious. The desserts were great. This place does a lot of take out and the food was made to order so everything was fresh.

This place is still amazing! Their Nashville chicken sandwich is to die for!!…read more Their tots are perfectly crispy and tasty.

Horrible service and was served raw steak. We asked for medium and it was served way too rare…read more Server told us not to get a specific item after ordering, that should have been the red flag. Another couple got up and left while we were sitting there. The table beside us ended up leaving their food too. Heard yelling in the kitchen...ruined the ambiance. The list could go on and on of how bad this experience was.

I decided to try Brumley's holiday buffet on Christmas Day. I didn't take photos of the food but…read morecaptured the holiday decorations. My spouse and I along with my father ate at Brumley's for the holiday buffet. I was a bit disappointed about certain parts of the food and seating arrangements. First of all I was hoping to sit in one of the well styled dining rooms instead of being seated at a folding table with folding chairs chair in the hallway. The buffet consisted of raw trout, shrimp, seafood chowder that was too creamy for me to eat, salad table with lots of fixings, prime rib, roast beef, chicken cordon blue, sides included Mac and cheese, roasted potatoes, broccoli, and collared greens. They had rolls and butter. The dessert table had chocolate and red velvet cake slices along with frosted cookies. My chicken was very dry. I would have liked some other options such as a turkey, ham or even roasted chicken instead. The chocolate cake was very moist but also very rich. I couldn't finish it as the icing was too thick. Unless changes are made I will not attend the next holiday buffet. Not sure if it's worth $60 per person.

Great local find! Neat/country atmosphere. Very welcoming folks. Delicious looking cakes!read more

Just walked into a half-full restaurant, made eye contact with multiple servers, stood at the door…read morewaiting to be seated, and apparently became invisible. After several minutes of being completely ignored, I left. Should've gone to Aunt Bee's in the first place. Aunt Bee's is better all around anyways. Friendly service, smiles, and people who actually acknowledge that customers exist. Funny how far basic hospitality goes in the restaurant business. Maybe I'm expecting too much, but a simple "We'll be right with you" isn't exactly a five-star request. Then again, it's Greeneville. My expectations weren't set very high to begin with, and somehow they still managed to miss the bar. Skip this place.

This place is worth stopping at, there's no big nor any sign outside for it, but the amount of…read morecars out front tell you its really good. Ive just eaten the best omelette ever in life and Im 52 and Ive driven thru 30 states and had many breakfasts out there in America. The service is outstanding. I ordered an omelette with Swiss, American cheeses and bacon (3 eggs) has browns, biscuit and a chocolate milk. Total price was $15.50! The woman working the register, taking orders and delivering from the kitchen are all very nice people. They must have an Army working the kitchen, my meal seemed to take only 10 minutes of waiting. Amazing!!! If you ever find yourself in Greenville, TN. Stop here for Breakfast, itll start off yer day right!!!

The food is great. I recommend this restaurant. Service is great. Great place to eat if you like…read morecountry cooking. I have a there many times. I have enjoyed myself every time. Try it out. I think you'll like it.

Pops place is a great restaurant with nice friendly staff, food is amazing and you will definitely…read morewant to come back.

Tried the breakfast two times now. I have to give 5 plus stars based on quality, friendliness and…read morequant place to eat. Small but homey comfort food. Owner and daughter are friendly and all contribute their own recipes. The sweet cream pancakes are good and very large. Biscuits are always made fresh daily, Fluffy and big. I got sausage egg and biscuit. Had two sausage on it, well worth $4.00. If you are passing through Chuckey, I'd suggest trying them out if you love southern home style food.​

I was in Hot Springs for a couple of days on section hike of the Appalachian Trail. I stopped in to…read moreeat 3 different meals there over the course of three days. Day 1: Lunch. Another hiker and I decided to stop in as we got to town and have a late lunch. It had been a couple of days since we'd had town food and we were tired and hungry. The first thing I noticed was the wait to be seated. We waited about 20 minutes, and once we got to the dining area, there were several empty tables. Once we're seated and ordered, the food came out timely and was delicious. I had a cheeseburger and the cherry cobbler with ice cream. Day 2: Breakfast. Since the food was good, we decided to go back for breakfast again the next day. Again, there was a wait to be seated. We were a group of 5 so we expected there might be a wait. The waitress was friendly and our orders were placed quickly. it did take a while for the food to come out from the kitchen. I had a country breakfast plate with ham. Again the food was delicious. Day 3: Supper. We had a relatively short wait to be seated this time. We were seated and asked for some water. It took over 20 minutes to get the water. Finally a different waitress came out and took our order. I ordered the hungry hiker challenge. It is a cheeseburger with three 8-ounce burger patties on it. The menu says if you finish you get some free cobbler. While we were waiting for our food we noticed that a local who came in and sat down after we were seated had already been served and was done eating before our food arrived. I finished the burger, and some of the other patron's noticed and congratulated me. When the waitress arrived she asked if we needed anything else. I asked if the free cobbler came with ice cream on it. She said no, so I ordered ice cream to go with my cobbler. It was a peach that day. Again, the food was delicious. The main thing that I notice about the restaurant was that despite having great food, service was pretty slow. One of the hikers I ate with noticed that the waitresses seemed to have to seat the customers, take the orders, deliver the food, clean the tables, and handle the check-out at the end of the meals. It seems like the service would have been much quicker if they had someone handling the seating, check-out's, and possibly bussing and cleaning tables. The worst part of the experience was the long waits to be seated and for the food to come out. The food itself was great and I found the servers and other customers to be friendly. The furnishings were clean with a 1960's diner feel. Overall, I would hesitate to go back if I were in a hurry of any kind. If time is no object, the food is great.

While staying at Broadwing Farms, Smoky Mountain Diner was recommended to us. Not only was the food…read moreamazing, the entire experience was so nostalgic that I'm looking forward to booking another stay in Hot Springs again soon and enjoying more meals here. Next time, I'm leaving room for pie. I don't believe we had just one waitress. It seems that in this quaint little Diner, everyone is looked after and checked on as a whole by staff. My Ball jar of sweet tea was never any less than half full, and that sweet tea was *chef's kiss*. We both decided on the meatloaf, and I opted for cornbread, green beans and pickled beets. I felt like I had been transported back in time and was being fed by my great great grandmother. Sounds a bit dramatic, I know. But I haven't had cornbread, meatloaf or beets like this in so many years. It did not taste like restaurant food, it tasted like home cooking. We're already planning our next little "run away from life and parenthood" to Hot Springs, and Smoky Mountain Diner is top of the "will definitely visit again" list. Thank you for treating us like family.

The pancakes and biscuits are made to perfection! Like who brings out melted butter this place does…read moreand the pancakes were crisp and fluffy with each bite!!!! The biscuit was mouth watering, Don't sleep on this place! Icing on the cake the staff were so great!

Wow. This is the place! Everything is homemade and was…read moreawesome. Not sure how they can even do what they do for the price! This is one of those places you would miss unless you're really looking for it. We sat at the counter and everything was prepared right in front of us. Mary served us and Sally was the master cook making it happen! Great job girls!!!! Keep up the great work!!!