Came for lunch on a Sunday afternoon. Thankful they are open…read more After being seated in a booth, someone showed up taking our drink order. That nice because we don't like having to wait for water. Ordered the Country Fried Steak with two sides. I chose green beans and mashed potatoes with gravy. Declined the bread to save room for a slice of pie from their bakery. We tried their peanut butter silk pie. Everything was good. Adrienne, our server, is very happy and helpful. You can tell she loves her job. They have mostly booths but along the windows there are tables with ceiling fans above.

Service was very friendly and attentive. Food was served hot from the kitchen. My father-in-law…read morewas really hoping for a caramel apple pie and they went back in the back and found one for him

If you're cruising through the Tri-Cities like we are checking out neighborhoods and seeing if this…read moremight be a place we want to call home you still have to eat. We drove from Johnson City to Kingsport one morning looking for something quick, and as always, I trusted my Yelp peeps to point us toward something good. Big As Biscuits & Burgers is tucked inside a gas station but don't let that deter you for a second. These biscuits are no joke. We were originally thinking of a sit-down breakfast, but my partner is a full-blown biscuit enthusiast. If we see biscuits, we try the biscuits. So we stopped in, and the woman behind the counter was incredibly friendly and welcoming. We grabbed a ginormous biscuit for just over $3. She had all the single-serve jams and jellies ready to go, which I appreciated. We took it back to the car to eat. First impression: this thing requires two hands. It's massive. She had already sliced it for us, and when I opened it up, you could see the buttery pockets where it melted into the dough while baking. It wasn't ultra-layered and flaky like a laminated biscuit, but it was perfectly soft on the inside with a beautiful crunch on the outside. The flavor was spot on!!! Soft, warm, buttery and comforting. We added a little jam, though honestly it didn't even need butter. It was that good. If you're looking for a quick, satisfying bite that will absolutely fill your belly, stop at Big As Biscuits & Burgers. We're already talking about grabbing a few more to bring back to the hotel before we leave town. Sometimes the best finds are inside a gas station and sometimes a biscuit really can make your morning.

Put sausage in your biscuits and gravy, very bland without it, otherwise you would have a goldmine,…read morelove the mom and pop style restaurants

Bob Evans is m always a good "safe" choice. The food is good, the service is friendly and the…read moresetting is comfortable and familiar.

I love this restaurant. It's like stepping into a time capsule. The southern diner-like atmosphere…read moreis so charming, and it's so QUIET. You do not hear this kind of silence in restaurants most of the time now, but after a busy day in shopping centers blaring music all day, it was so refreshing. The staff were amazing. They seemed a little shorthanded, but they handled everything with a cheery, laid-back attitude that made me feel at ease. Felt like a fun place to work based on the attitude of the workers alone. I had the slow-roasted turkey breast with mashed potatoes and gravy, stuffing, glazed baby carrots, and cranberry on the side. Every item was delectable. So flavorful and comforting. And the rolls and butter served with it are among the best bread you'll get at any restaurant. This restaurant is pretty far from me. There used to be one in Bristol, VA, but it closed years ago. I make it a point to come here around my birthday, and I'd come here a lot more often if I could! I'd love to have the opportunity to try other items on the menu and just support an amazing chain. My only complain about my visit was that there was a bit of an odor of some food that I just personally didn't like. I don't know if it was broccoli or fried shrimp. I'm not sure if it was in the kitchen or wafting from the plates on the table behind us that were not removed during the entirety of our visit. But I'm not taking off a star for it. I could've just asked to sit somewhere else and it probably would've been fine. I am overall thrilled with my visit, and I cannot recommend this place enough. It was even better than when I came last year. It has never tasted so good. And the price wasn't bad, either! I am once again begging y'all to come to Abingdon or Bristol or something. After Cracker Barrel's recent fumbles (and not a lot of real competition), the old folks (and there are many) and nostalgia-lovers (like me) need a quiet place like this to meet for breakfast and enjoy church dinners. I cannot imagine anything but success (and I guarantee they'll get a lot of business and free advertising from me!!) so please consider coming our way! I'll run the bloomin' place myself if I have to!

Color me hooked. I asked a friend several years ago about Mrs. Belts Cafe. He's no food snob, so I…read morerespect his recs. He wasn't impressed. I've avoided it since. I decided to go against the rec and try it out for myself. I did a lunch special for $9.99, which came with 3 side and a roll, cornbread, or cheddar biscuit. If that didn't get your attention, well read on, my Yelp! friend. I pickle meatloaf, mashed potatoes and gravy, fried squash, and corn fritters ('cause I'm healthy like that). Meatloaf is a hard thing to do outside of your momma or grandmama's house. Cracker Barrel can't get it right for me. Troyer's, in Limestone can sell you a 1/2 pound piece of it, but you and I both know it's mid. This meatloaf was good. It was moist and tender, and not drenched in ketchup. The mashed potatoes were decent. The corn fritters were mid. I've saved the best for last - the friend squash was awesome! It was, if I'm honest, the star of the show. For $9.99, just under $11 with tags, tax, and title...yep, I'm in on that deal. The real star was the service. If you can find better service in Greeneville, let me know where it is. The cashier/waitresses were incredibly helpful and recommended things to this newcomer to the place. Will I be back? Um, maybe tomorrow, but if not it will be soon.

Absolutely love this mom and pop diner. The biscuit and gravy are yummy and the service is…read morefantastic. We enjoy all the breakfast items and can't wait to try lunch!

Service was good. The food is really good. good but we was there early. I would never go late at…read morenight because I'm not into the bar scene and they had a pretty big bar there but they do have a separate entrance for pick up and that's probably what I do next time.

Oh...not good at all. It is kind of in the middle of…read morenowhere. The workers (maybe mother and daughter) and clients were all nice, but the breakfast was not. Everything is a la carte. Eggs $1.75 each Country ham $3.75 for a very thin, small and very salty piece. Hash browns, toast, 1 pancake (awful big and awful) No butter, just an oil spread. No real cream for coffee..just powder mix...we asked for some milk. So anyway...$28 for 2 breakfasts which included a $5 tip. No combination plates and overall just not good at all. I hate to leave bad reviews and this place is more like a 1 star review. (I wish we had gone to McDonald's instead) I don't recommend and we won't be back. Sorry for the bad review Sorry

Everything we've tried has been fresh, flavorful, and cooked just right. Whether you're stopping in…read morefor breakfast, lunch, or dinner, you can count on quality food and generous serving sizes that will leave you full and satisfied.

It's fairly easy to find, but you need to be looking for the small Conestoga wagon by the road for…read morea better visual than the sign. Parking is in a paved lot right in front of the building but there is more in the adjacent lot. The only problem is if you pull into the front lot but don't have a parking space you can't get to the adjacent lot without going back out onto the divided highway. The legal way to do this is turn left at the divider opening and go back towards Jonesboro about a block, then turn around at the next divider opening and turn into the adjacent lot. There could be an opening to the adjacent lot from the front lot but it is blocked off with a railroad tie. There is a handicapped space right in front of door. The parking spaces are not marked so you need to be considerate. This trip was for breakfast on a weekend, and the restaurant was about half full when we arrived. We were greeted as we walked in and told to sit anywhere. Seating is to the left and is all tables with few seats at a counter to the right as you walk in. Our server came by right away with the menu and took our drink orders. She brought the drinks quickly, but we needed a little more time to decide as the menu is decently large and diverse. She returned in an appropriate amount of time, the sign of a good server. Our food arrived about 10 minutes after ordering. The Magnificent Seven had two eggs (cooked slightly less than ordered, but not an issue), hash browns, two sausage patties, two small pancakes, and a biscuit. The biscuit was dry but would be fine with gravy. Everything else was quite good. Of note is the little jelly packets included seedless blackberry jelly and apple butter, a very nice change from the typical grape and strawberry offering at most restaurants. My dining partner selected the meat omelet, which also included toast. The omelet was large and completely filled with meat. It was a very good selection and very filling. There is background music playing which is noticeable but not loud. Conversation was very easy. The restaurant was mostly full by the time we left, but the servers still seemed to be keeping up, as was the kitchen. Overall, this was a good breakfast for a fair price, and we definitely plan to return.

Have eaten there three times and the food was very good each time. Served hot and fresh ! Staff…read moreare really sweet.

Southern food at its very best! Whether your hankering for some collard greens or okra…read more This sleepy little town truly has a gem of a restaurant. Hand breaded everything from fried green tomatoes to chicken tenders and don't forget the breakfast with homemade biscuits and gravy. Breakfast is all day long!! They recently added a salvage grocery store inside and the prices are amazing. I believe they said they would be taking food stamps very soon for the groceries. I love the atmosphere and decorations. I know it's a little out of the way but the drive is well worth it. Just google post office surgoinsville. Tell them Hungry Man sent you. Except i'm not hungry any more.

The food is always good and service is always friendly, and I love to shop around in the old store.read more

So the food was pretty good. Chicken and dumplings and fried okra and apples. Tasty. Only two…read morebiscuits though and they were flat. Tasted ok slightly hard but I'd been in the car for 3 hours and was hungry. Watermelon lemonade was great not too tart. Our waitress even offered to switch it out if it was too tart so extra service points for her. It was pretty loud but it's Cracker Barrel. Lots of little kids eating there. The peg game had Smuckers Jam on it and I got it on my hand. That's the only major issue. Overall very nice.