Every time I try a new "Franchise Owned" restaurant I am usually disappointed. " Eggs Up Grill"…read morelived up to my disappointment. So to save you some time I will say this. If you want a Sunday breakfast spot where you have to wait 20-30 minutes for a table and then another 30 minutes after ordering for your food to arrive and once it does, the meals w cold. Then "Eggs Up Grill" is your kind of place. Granted we had a party of seven so I will defer the table wait. However it took 35 minutes for our food to arrive. I had a " Build your own Ham,American cheese & Mushroom Omelette w/Grits & a buttermilk pancake. My wife had 2eggs over medium w/potatoes, toast and link sausages. The sausages were burnt and we had to ask for some un-burnt links. My pancake was cold. The Grits were watery and I had to hunt for a mushroom and more than one bite of cheese on my omelette. Coffee was good and the servers would keep it warmed up. The rest of our parties food also was served up like warm to cold. One person got the burnt sausage links too. No one in our party thought much of the food or the cost. My advice for Sunday breakfast in Cleveland TN go to " Cameron's" Better food, better service, better prices and " Cat Head" homemade biscuits.

Food was delicious... I had the classic Benny and garlic cheese grits ... also tasted the…read morestrawberries and cream doughnuts also great and the baked apple pancakes ... also super tasty ... the service was great ...the kitchen which is visible seemed to be having a party ... everyone smiling and laughing ... great atmosphere... wasnt a fan of the chairs lol but that didn't take away from the place ... definite repeat!!!

Amazing breakfast! Biscuits are pretty darn epic Service is excellent. Small quirky little…read morebuilding located near downtown.

GPS took us right to it. Driving up, it doesn't look like much but looks can be deceiving. There is…read morea limited amount of parking along the side of building. The space is tight but at least it is all angled making getting into and out of the spaces much easier. I did not notice any handicapped spaces but the lot is small and paved so travel is pretty easy. There are several signs on the exterior wall cautioning to lock your vehicle as they are not responsible for stolen items but nothing appeared nefarious. Seating is a combination of booths and tables plus several stools along the counter to the right. We seated ourselves and the server came by quickly for our drink orders and dropped off the menu. The menu is pretty extensive with many options as well as the ability customize anything. We decided on the Cleveland special and the Western omelet. With a cup of coffee, this came to about $24. The food took about 10 minutes to arrive. The first thing noticed is the biscuits are huge. They are easily the size of a saucer. They are a bit crumbly but that makes them great for covering in gravy. The eggs were cooked as ordered, the gravy was very good, and the sausage appears to be locally sourced. The omelet was also huge and completely filled. The veggies were sautéed perfectly and made for a great meal. The service was just fine but could have been better. I had asked if the sausage was locally sourced and the waitress did not know. She never came back to let me know if she had an answer. I had to ask twice for a refill and eventually waved down a different server. We also needed to ask twice for jelly packets. While not terrible by any means, it was unusual for what we expect from these type local restaurants which seem to pride themselves on great service as well as great food. This little diner is a must stop for a great meal. Just have a little patience with the service and you'll be glad you came.

came here for a late dinner and i wanted to get something that wouldn't make me feel bloated or…read moresick and i LOVE tomatoes and tuna/chicken salad so this was my first pick. i got a bigger helping than i was expecting but the tuna salad was delicious and the tomato it was stuffed into was very fresh and crispy enough to be enjoyable. i had to add my fave hot sauce but this was just delicious. our waitress was very sweet and she had a fit over my debit card (i have a pic of my husky on the cover) and she had to take a minute to show me her husky she rescued. our booth was very clean when we were seated and we didn't have to wait at all as soon as we walked in. i definitely recommend this location for sure.

Great diner with Greek and Italian food. Homemade desserts and selection are amazing. So many…read morechoices for entrees you'll definitely never get tired of eating there. Prompt and attentive service.

Great! Excellent, courteous waitresses, delicious, fresh, southern comfort food in a diner-style…read moresetting, & short wait. Loved it and can't wait to go back! A hidden gem in Soddy Daisy. :)

Excellent food! Breakfast is outstanding and the waitresses are attentive and extremely friendly…read more Highly recommend!

Great breakfast/brunch place for freshly made egg dishes, creative waffles, and excellent French…read moreToast options. Fresh smoothies, juices and great coffee are high quality. Professional and friendly service. Be prepared to wait on high volume days, but your patience will be rewarded.

On our last day in the city, we stopped here for breakfast. While we were seated promptly , it took…read moreapproximately 15-20 minutes and several walk-bys for our server to acknowledge our presence. As we were getting ready to leave, the server came to our table. She stated that the sections had been changed and she did not realize we were her customers. She was very apologetic and offered us free drinks and a $5 off coupon. 5 stars for the attempt to correct the problem and the casual ambiance. However...that's where the positives end. We ordered the million dollar bacon and Purple Haze (lavender lemonade) to start us off. The drink was fine but the bacon was sickening sweet and just wasn't what I was expecting nor what I wanted in a piece of bacon. I ordered the Farmhouse hash and my guy ordered the traditional breakfast. We both agreed that our food was anything but special and instantly regretted our choice to stop here. Our potatoes were undercooked and had a strange aftertaste. I ate the majority of mine but my guy stopped eating after a few bites. We are particular about sending food back and after the uncomfortable beginning of our service, we definitely did not feel comfortable doing so. In fact, we didn't feel comfortable the rest of our time there and even remarked that we would have fared better at Waffle House. Maybe this was an off morning. I'm not sure. Don't take my word. Try them for yourself and make your own judgement. We plan to return to the area soon but will not be returning to this restaurant.

Good service for starters. Our server was knowledgeable and helpful with selecting food items. The…read morefood. No really, the FOOD! I had a fiesta omelette with fresh fries and gluten free toast. The omelette was amazing! It is rare to be excited over an omelette, but I am obsessed! My friend had the chicken and eggs. He also LOVED his meal. So good. I haven't been this excited about breakfast food in a while. Go. Run. Don't walk.

Visited the Golden Yolk on Saturday morning, and even though it was very busy, the wait was only…read moreabout 20 minutes. I ordered the Good Ole Boy breakfast, and it was excellent. It came with a huge flaky biscuit topped with a generous scoop of sausage and bacon gravy. The scrambled eggs were cooked perfectly, the potatoes were seasoned really well, and the bacon was nice and crispy. My husband got the build-your-own omelet, and it was very well made with fresh ingredients. The atmosphere was lively and a little loud, but it fit the restaurant perfectly with its modern Southern vibe. Pricing was a little high, but nothing crazy in today's market. Will return!

This is a must go eat place. Great food, great service in a…read moregreat location in Dayton, TN. All fresh, all great recipes, good sized portions and reasonably priced. We recently took a group of 14 and they, effortlessly, served us all in a timely fashion. The meat loaf is off the chain good.

I'd give this place a solid 3.5 stars…read more We've eaten here twice and, overall, have enjoyed our meals. I especially like the atmosphere and the history of the house--it has a lot of charm and makes for a unique dining experience. Most of the food has been good, but the shrimp and grits were a definite miss for us. The flavor just wasn't there, and it's not something we would order again. Overall, I'd say this is probably one of the better places to eat in Dayton, especially since there aren't a lot of restaurants in the area that consistently offer higher-quality food. The biggest reason I can't rate it any higher is the service. We've had the same waitress both visits, and unfortunately, she just hasn't been friendly or welcoming. Dining out, especially at these prices, is about more than just the food. You want to feel like your business is appreciated, and we've walked away both times feeling more like an inconvenience than valued customers. That said, we'd still consider going back because the atmosphere is enjoyable and most of the food has been good. I'm hopeful that a different server--or a more welcoming service experience--would make a noticeable difference.

Pretty simple, really good burger at a reasonable price. Fresh, made to order so don't be in a…read morehurry & I don't remember if I saw white tablecloths or not...oh yea, NO tablecloths & NO tables. Just get it & go. I actually enjoyed mine on the tailgate of my truck. Crinkle fries are ok & you get a can drink with your meal. Give it a try, you wont be disappoin

Awesome food and amazing staff and owner. Great for breakfast and lunch!@ wish they were open for…read moredinner as well. Highly recommend if ur n the area