We came by for a quick bite. The shop is so cute and sells some of their merch. The baristas were…read moreso nice and friendly. We tried the blackberry grilled cheese with jalapeño and bacon. It sounded so weird we had to try it. We shared it and were not disappointed. We enjoyed our sandwich outside on the porch. We also had fun leaving a few books in the Little Free Library in the front yard.

This was my first visit here. You order at the window inside and then they bring the meal to you…read moreand bus the tables. Prices are not posted on the menu, but it was $35 for 2 paninis with chips and 2 milkshakes. It was a great price. We would recommend the blackberry grilled cheese, it has jam, bacon, and jalapeños on it. It had a very flavorful profile. I loved the brown sugar cinnamon milkshake, it tasted like horchata. The creek is very nice to eat by, and they have sun or shaded areas to sit as well as inside seating. I did almost get attacked by a squirrel but that's not the business's fault. I'm sure it's because most people feed the squirrels and birds. If you sit outside, make sure to pay attention to any animals nearby. The staff were really nice as well.

First time couple weeks ago…read more Stopped after golf with 2 friends on a Saturday about 5 pm. Busy with 45 min wait but were told we could wait in the separate bar with first come basis seating. That's what we did and got seated and drinks ordered and dinner menus promptly, Bar /wait staff was very good for a busy time. Live music and crowd in the bar in a living room type atmosphere too loud for an intimate dinner more a sing along fun time place, separate from the main more quiet dining area. Got fried mushrooms appetizer and filet mignon as entree. The filet was high quality very tender perfectly prepared and had a wood grilled flavor. Also got a fresh garden salad and giant baked potato ...excellent well worth the $48 price. Others had a huge burger and cheese steak with fries. Both also very good. Too stuffed for desert but it looked yummy. Was impressed with bar drinks, beer and wine selections. Best steak I've had in this area from Lexington Ky to Knoxville TN. On par with nineteen 19 in Cumberland gap as nicest restaurant in the local area. I'll be back.

A very nice restaurant in the heart of Middlesboro. The food is good, but can be a tad salty to my…read moreliking, although that's rather subjective. The service is good, the waitresses are very friendly and welcoming. They have a good variety of desserts as well.

More and more places expect tips without caring about the customer or doing a good job. At a…read moredrive-thru, they ask for tips even though customers are already paying full price. On top of that, customers end up doing part of the work themselves just to eat the bagel, and the bagel was cold too. A few days ago, I asked for no ice, and they only filled the drink to the lower line. This time, this is what a "full price" drink looks like. Most places recommend adding ice because it saves the business money while giving customers less product from store bought without lookin at their ingredients. Thank goodness, You only have to give away one cup Businesses show their true colors when they care more about money than customer service. It's sad seeing how divided and heartless people have become. I won't be coming here again. Do better. TN Bagels are way better.

Snowbird Mountain Coffee has good coffee, friendly service and a relaxed ambiance with plenty of…read morespace and seating. This was our first visit to Snowbird. They have their normal menu along with seasonal options. The have lots of seating inside and some tables outside with umbrellas over them. We enjoyed the coffee, and we will be back.

Cute space with tons of seating. Local artist projects and art around the place. Food was really…read moregood and came out hot. Service was friendly. Would stop again if I was in the area. The pancake was very good, the fried Bologna sandwich brought back childhood memories and my wife really enjoyed her BLT as well.

We were passing through the area on a roadtrip, and did a search for coffee, and Folktale popped…read moreup. The pictures drew us in! Staff was very friendly. Service was a little slow, but we weren't in a rush, so that was okay. There's lots of seating and the natural light really makes the place bright and inviting. The cappuccino was smooth and hot. And the baked goods were fresh tasting and yummy. A great little coffee shop with tasty treats!

I often recommend this location because every since I've heard the first compliment about it…read more They've never stopped! Of course, I had to go find this location and another one named- ("something to do with coffee!.... so much for remembering the name.. Anyway- specifically regarding this location- if you don't go, you're missing out, not just on the coffee but the experience too! I went with my son and his girlfriend because I just kept passing it. Everyone is great! The service and food are also some of the best!

I absolutely love this place. It's a very cozy nook in Middlesboro and is quite famous among…read morestudents and locals for quality breakfast and lunch. It's a family-owned restaurant with homemade delicious pastries and good dessert. The service is amazing and very homie. It also has a nice patio.

The cafe is unique and very clean in every aspect. The chai tea with a shot of espresso has yet to…read morebe beat in another coffee bar.

The food and coffee here is really good- when it's open. I've gotten a variety of breakfast bagels…read moreand different coffee beverages and have been satisfied with all of them. The owners are sweet and friendly, however it takes quite awhile to get your food after you order. On average, I probably wait 20 minutes to get 1 breakfast food and 1 coffee- so I only go there if I'm not on a time crunch. The quality of the food & drink is great and taste is great as well. However, my main complaint that I have been frustrated with is their store hours. I have went there on 4 different occasions during their "open" hours to find the door locked and the "closed" sign on the door. This included a Saturday at 12:15pm and a Monday at 8:15am- which on their brochure says they should be open. You can imagine it is very frustrating to drive to an establishment during their "open" hours for it to be closed. Overall, I love the product they serve, I just have had a few issues with their hours

WOW! We found this little gem a few minutes from our Airbnb and we are so glad we did! Their coffee…read morewas soooo delish! The winter wonderland menu was so yummy and their smoothies were so good! The service was amazing and Tyler was so sweet and patient with all of us (we were a huge group) and answered every question! A MUST TRY!

My husband and I stopped in yesterday for the first time for a coffee ! Both girls that were…read moreworking both welcomed us in and were super friendly ! The coffee we ordered was delicious my only complaint was it wasn't really hot like we like it ! Should have been hotter ! We also picked up a couple fresh baked cookies that were pretty tasty ! I highly recommend this amazing establishment- delicious coffee , reasonable prices and super friendly employees- we will be back

Who knew?!?! A little coffee joint in East Tennessee could have a chill, welcoming and fun vibe!!!…read more Soon as I got back in my car I bragged to my wife how pleasant my experience was. And oh the coffee was excellent!

Here's the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly on our experience:…read moreThe Good: Their coffee was delicious. I love the Spring menu which was very creative with many things we would love to try. The pistachio latte was so good. The Ube latte was good, but can't really taste the Ube flavor. Solid place for specialty coffee. We also had the strawberry banana smoothie, it was yum. The food and drinks came out pretty quickly and the servers were nice. The Bad: The place seems to be specialized in crepe, so we ordered the Mixed berries crepe, the strawberry with Nutella crepe, and the apple cinnamon crepe. While the cream inside was delicious, the crepe itself was cold which made it a little gummy and it was a bit too thick. The apple cinnamon crepe had a mixture of cooked and cut fresh apples but unfortunately the fresh chunks didn't mix well with the overall texture of the crepe so it was not great. If they had sliced the fresh apples or put them on the side, it would've been better. The Ugly: We had the Greek omelette which was not big and can't really taste the feta cheese. It came with a hash brown but it was probably heated up in a microwave instead of fried...it was dry and missing the crunch. The bread was cold that came with the omelette, it didn't came with butter either. Our experience was a letdown on food, but good place for coffee.

So many people have been telling me to check this place out. When I came here I thought wow I…read morewonder what the history of this building is. When I walked in the employees were all very friendly and welcoming. I ordered a chocolate milkshake on this hot day, a berry and a lemon muffin. Oh my gosh... the berry muffin was delicious, it was like a cheesecake topping with crumbs that were like sugar cookie, then muffin on the bottom. I am definitely coming back for this. I was told they are will known for their cold brew, so I will have to try that nexttime. The milkshake hit the spot in the hot weather. The lemon muffin was more dense but tasty.

Blueberry muffin was great and A must have! There is a ton of seats throughout the house.read more

I'm a big fan of KFC. Growing up, my mother used to take us out once a month for a bucket of the…read moreColonel's crispy fried chicken with mashed potatoes and coleslaw. I saw several of my Yelp friends recommend a stop at the Museum and I was all in. I could hardly contain my excitement, seeing the iconic bucket marquee. Outside, in the perfectly manicured lot, stand petroleum artifacts from the Sanders early days as a gas station owner. A historical plaque describes the site. The Museum stands where Harland Sanders (the Colonel) once owned a small neighborhood restaurant, called Sanders. Here, his famous fried chicken took root. Inside, is a modern KFC counter. I be placed my order and was given a beeper. The Museum is filled with artifacts from 1940's to present including Sanders furniture, kitchen ware and an evolution of KFC logo packaging and trinkets. My favorite part of the exhibit was a video of Sanders describing how to prepare his chicken. I was truly inspired by his story as an entrepreneur. My lunch was fresher than any KFC that I had ever had. The chicken was crispy and flavorful. The coleslaw was so brightly colored that I knew it was made within the hour. And the potatoes took me back to my childhood. We spent about an hour total at the museum. There is no charge, except your meal. Restrooms are clean. The museum is fun and interesting. I highly recommend a stop, especially if you're a KFC fan.

I really like KFC in general and this place is really cool. The museum is neat and the food tastes…read morebetter than ours back home. There was a guy playing some sort of Indian flute in the parking lot when we visited. He told us some good stories and played a few tunes. Definitely worth checking out.