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    Track's End Restaurant

    3.7 (54 reviews)
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    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Doug G.

    Just a little railroad themed, 24-hour diner situated on the edge of Chattanooga next to a gas station...this is Track's End! Our visit was during Covid-era, and I will give it to the place that they were social distanced with their tables, what few they actually have. In total, they had four of their seven booths open, two tables and two bar stools available for seating. The place isn't big, so I appreciate their efforts to keep folks as safe as possible while still allowing people to dine in. The set up is pretty straight forward for a tiny diner. You walk in the front door and are greeted by the register, bar, window to the kitchen and dining room. Service was one of our only issues, as our first waitress who sat us was simply unpleasant. There was only one other table in the place when we arrived and she just acted like she was annoyed with our presence. She was disinterested and borderline rude to start our meal. The only saving grace was the waitress who appeared half way through out meal and began waiting on us. She was friendly, joyful and helpful - she saved the day for sure! The food was decent. It was standard diner food, which isn't anything to complain about! We got a few of the featured breakfast meals including The Brakeman and the The Steam Engine. The Brakeman consisted of two eggs any style, meat (ham, bacon or sausage), hash browns or home fries, toast and jelly. While The Steam Engine, which is what I got paired biscuits and gravy with a couple of eggs any style and hash browns. Both meals hit the spot, the biscuits and gravy featured a fluffy and sturdy biscuit smothered with chunky and smooth white gravy. The hash browns were cooked crispy and the eggs were just how we ordered. Overall, this was a decent little place. Given the current situation, I would like to see a few more cleaning instances as when one table left, the waitress took a wet rag that was sitting on the drink station and gave it a quick once over. I am not in Chattanooga often, but if in the area again and in the mood for a cheap and filling breakfast, I may just swing back through Tracker's End.

    Railroader half eaten! It's huge!
    Sarah B.

    This place was fantastic! The food was amazing and the service was great. Kelly was our server and she did a great job! I had the Railroader omelette and it was humongous. It definitely hit the spot and I had more than half left over. My boyfriend got the Dispatcher and he loved his as well. We shared a short stack of pancakes and those were delicious. The portions are huge, the price is right and staff was friendly. If you are looking for home style breakfast with friendly service, this is the place to go. We will definitely be back. The picture is of my Railroader when I was finished with it. It was the size of my entire plate when it was served.

    Omelettes they are BIG!
    Kara S.

    This was a really good experience, food was SO good and the portions are HUGE! You will not leave hungry. I have nothing negative to say about this place, definitely worth it and it's cheap!! Our server was super nice. We will be back!

    Just some of their counter seating. There are booths and tables too.
    Tommy V.

    We are so thankful for a couple who invited us to eat here before we took a day trip. I've driven past many times and just figured it was another deli or likened to a Waffle House. Its a quaint little place with 7 booths, 4 tables and 7 individual counter seating. The menu offers a choice for breakfast, lunch and dinner and they are open 24/7 and 365 days a year. The wait staff are the best. Very friendly and attentive to their customers. I often get the three egg omelette and my wife craves their biscuit and gravy. The prices are great and you won't leave here hungry. So, the next time you're famished and ready to eat some good food, this is a place I recommend. Dress is casual - jeans and T-shirt's or stop by after church.

    Tanya S.

    Very interesting stories connect me to this place. First tine I went there after night in ER. And second time I went there after my husband's appointment. Not a cozy place but good for travelers. I dream of a place like this when we drive somewhere and have long trip... The menu looks simple but has no surprises. Traditional American breakfast and lunch. But being Russian I always look for unique moments and I guess this is not a place for it. Just simple good food and very man type environment. Not sure if I would go there just by myself. There are more men there than women. May be next time again after medical stories....

    Good pancakes. Huge.
    Stephanie T.

    I've seen this place as it was being built and kept wanting to try it. So on a Sunday morning looking for someplace to have breakfast, the BF and I stopped here. I had heard they had decent food. All the food titles are train themed as this place is adjacent to a private corporate lodging for railroad workers. It's very cute inside, diner style. We both ordered the "Casey Jones" which came with 2 eggs, choice of meat and two HUGE pancakes. I ordered a side of hashbrowns and the BF ordered a side of grits. The pancakes came out first and like I said they were big. You get two of them. They were really good. Not chain restaurant style, but just like a greasy spoon should make a pancake. The syrup was just soaked up in the cakes. I couldn't eat them all. Wish I could have. LOL. My eggs and sausage links came next and then my hashbrowns on another separate plate. Too many plates on the table, including my BF's two plates and bowl of grits. The timing could have been a bit better for them to just put the hashbrowns on the same plate as the eggs and sausage but it didn't really adversely affect anything. They just might want to work on the timing. The food was good, my eggs were just about perfect. No brown edges, which I hate, and the yolk was runny, though almost to the point of over medium, though I ordered over easy. Would definitely go here again, plus it wasn't crowded, BONUS.

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    Great breakfast! I had the "Brakeman" and everything was cooked perfectly. Extremely reasonably priced. We will be back!

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    Great value and service. Very timely as far as getting food. Easy to park, get in get out.

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    Food is pretty good. I can't complain about that. It could use a tad bit more cleaning tho and I would add the other 2 stars.

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    I had the Philly cheesesteak. I was loaded with meat, cheese, mushrooms, and onions. I loved it.

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    It was a superb experience! Great staff, wonderful food, nice atmosphere! Wonderful!!!

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    Nice little 24-hour diner. Our dog was at the nearby emergency vet, so we came here for a late-night snack. Friendly staff, good food.

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