First time here was yesterday. The lunch special was Catfish so I had to try it. I ordered to go…read more When I got there to pick it up, the place was clean, the staff were friendly and welcoming. When I got back to my work (a couple of minutes away) the food was still hot. The catfish was very good, cooked well. The fries were also cooked well. The white beans were some of the best I have had in years. Overall it was a good lunch.

THE FOOS WASThe food was goo.It is definitely a family owned business that seems to be popular with…read morethe locals.The service was wonderful.

The food the service and the ambiance is always good there. My personal favorite is their box of…read moreshrimp and fries. They actually have the best shrimp in town.

Came by here for a quick lunch after work a few weeks ago. Satisfying experience!…read more This restaurant is styled like an old timey diner. There's lots of parking out front and the interior is spacious and has plenty of room for lots of visitors. They have classic American lunch options like hamburgers and onion rings, but they also do plate lunches with a little bit more southern flair. One of their specialties is "broasted" chicken, which is a method of frying chicken using a pressure cooker. For my lunch, I ordered a plate with two broasted tenders, fries, a roll, and a drink. Service was warm and friendly. It did take my meal a decent time to come out, especially since they weren't super busy, but it was hot and fresh when I received it. The tenders were very large and juicy. Broasted tenders tend to not have a very dense batter/coating but what there was I found crispy and crunchy. I do wish there'd been a little extra seasoning/kick to it, but solid tenders overall. The fries comes in several different varieties ("seashore," crinkle cut), but I chose seashore, which I interpret to mean they had Old Bay or some other seasoning on them - whatever it was, it tasted pretty good. The roll was kind of sad and hard but it obviously wasn't the main event, lol. I enjoyed the chicken and fries and it was a perfect portion for a more manageable but still very filling lunch. Worth a try if you're in the area!

The breakfast buffet at Emma's is fantastic! Delicious food, friendly staff, and great prices. It's…read moremy go-to breakfast spot in Manchester.

5 stars for the type of restaurant this is. You can't come here expecting fine dining, but for the…read moreprice, I think they deserve the 5 stars. We come here when we're in the area for lunch. We've gotten the buffet both times. The buffet is only around $10. I think it's pretty good for that price. I haven't had anything bad here. I like their fried chicken. It's not overcooked or undercooked. The flavor is also good. The skin has a nice crunch to it. I also didn't think their bbq ribs were bad, either. It was nice and tender. I haven't had a bad side dish here. So I really don't have complaints about their sides. They also had a nice salad bar going. They had a lot on their salad bar. The staff were also pretty friendly. Will definitely be back if I'm ever in the area again!

The vibes are pretty artificial in here, but the menu options spoke to me. That being said, I tried…read morethe shrimp, breakfdast burrito, salad, wings, and fries and sushi and I thought everything was good. Nothing blew me away, despite me eating about 3000 calories worth of food

Ended up here because the line at Pancake Pantry was way too long. It looked like a solid enough…read moreplace, so I figured, why not? They're spread across multiple floors, which was pretty cool. We went up to the top, where there's a neat bar seating concept with big open windows and city views. Unfortunately, the service was really slow and poor overall. It took far too long to order, get our food, and receive the check, despite the restaurant not being particularly busy and us sitting directly in front of the waiters at the bar. That aside, the food wasn't very good either. I ordered the waffle sliders, which were essentially just an egg and bacon sandwich between two waffles. I felt like they needed some kind of sauce because the eggs and waffles had almost no seasoning or flavor. The dish was very bland, so I had to add a lot of syrup, and even the syrup wasn't particularly good. Salt, pepper, and an aioli would have made the dish ten times better. At least the side potatoes were pretty good. I wouldn't recommend this place. You can't have both bad food and bad service.

The young lady at the counter offered fantastic service. She greeted me when I walked in and…read morethanked me by name when I left. This was our first time visiting the Country Diner. We ordered our food to go and the order was accurate. The chef salad was excellent, and we really enjoyed the onion rings and fries. The baked potato was the perfect texture. We also had the chicken fried chicken and the hamburger steak. These two entrees good but perhaps a little more seasoning would've made them better. We will definitely visit this restaurant again.

Always a joy to hit this place. Love country cookin. Had the BBQ pork chop with mashed…read more(creamed) potatoes and corn. Washed it down with some tasty fresh brewed sweet tea. Mopped up the sauce and tidbits with a fried cornbread cake!!! Service was spot on for being so busy. Always a treat to stop in to this place.

When I want diner food, this is where I travel. It's a chain restaurant but it doesn't give those…read morevibes. Hailey was our sever and she was really good. Attentive and knows that menu very well! I went with a friend and her mom and they both enjoyed their food as much as I did. I had huevos rancheros. I always order that, it's not like the traditional ones but I like it. Very tasty and the tortilla chips are homemade! We did have the mimosas flight and that was nice. We have 4 different mimosas and they were all good. This place is consistently good and the service is also on point. Weekends tend to be a little busier than normal but that's no issue as I expect a little wait on weekends. Nothing too crazy. We waited less than 10 minutes.

Had a fantastic breakfast at Metro Diner in Murfreesboro! Linda took great care of us and made the…read morevisit even better with her wonderful service. I had a ginormous breakfast burger, a delicious cold brew, and honestly the best pumpkin pancakes I've ever had! Great food and great service--we'll definitely be back!

The Stubborn Mule has been one of our go to restaurants ever since they opened. I don't know why I…read morehaven't posted a review before, but I have yet to get a bad meal in the years we've gone there. My all- time favorite item is the banana bread pancakes. The pancakes are huge, with mashed bananas in the batter and a heap of candied walnuts on top. It literally CANNOT be any better. I probably have these pancakes 90% of the time I eat here, because I love them so much. I have had a number of their other breakfasts (All American Breakfast, Chicken fried steak, etc.) and they were great. I am just addicted to the Banana Bread Pancakes. My wife has had many of their other items, and she is always very happy with her selections. I just don't believe there is a bad selection on their entire menu. The owners (Gary and Lorraine (sp?) are extremely friendly, as are the rest of their staff. It is always an enjoyable experience eating there. All in all, this is a great place to go for breakfast or lunch. We probably would go there even more often, but sometimes we think about it too late in the day (they are only open until 2pm).

Coming into this joint craving a chicken fried steak dinner. Well I got it. Freshly fried…read morebreaded steak with amazing white pepper gravy smothering it on top of some very crispy and tasty seasoned French fries along with a side of coleslaw. Steak had a nice crispy breading and the balance of breading to meat was perfect. Then the gravy was amazing. So tasty and so much!!!! Then the fries were so crunchy and seasoned perfect with their season salt. The coleslaw was nice a sweet tasting, kind of how KFC used to make their slaw but this was better!!! Washed it all down with freshly brewed sweet tea. This was exactly what I was craving and for sure I will be back to it this exact meal again!!!!

Typical Saturday buffet. Fried Chicken was good and hot! Place was hopping! Staff kept the food…read morebar and salad bar stocked and clean!

Happy to give Mildred's a five star. Went there for their Tuesday breakfast buffet with my mom and…read moresister and we had a great experience. amazing food too. Need to try the dinner buffet next!

This is such a lovely place to eat. I just had the ice cream although the signs for the burgers…read morereally hyped them up so I guess they're good. I had the fried peach pie with vanilla ice cream. It was amazing. The pie was great, the ice cream was sweet and creamy and rich, and they were even better together. And it wasn't that expensive either. Cost me about $7 including tax. The interior decor is vintage kitsch. Incredible to just look around in awe. This is a small town family owned eatery, and whether you live here or are just passing through like I was, you will want to check it out.

I don't enjoy leaving bad reviews for small town restaurants, but since they advertise the #1…read moreHamburger in Tennessee on their walls and the menu I felt it was necessary. I enjoy driving an hour plus for a good hamburger in a small town. I saw the episode on Tennessee Crossroads about this place and their great 1/2 lb hamburger. The hamburger was large, but very bland. No seasoning salt or anything. The fries cost extra and they were tasteless. I put a great deal of salt and ketchup on them and was still wanting more flavor. A very disappointing experience to drive that far and not enjoy the food. Burger with fries cost $14.50. At that price point I expected more.

My wife is from Knoxville, Tennessee, so she knows a lot more about Dolly than I do. We had planned…read moreto stop here on an earlier trip and finally made our way in! We tried the cinnamon bread and the brisket sandwich. The cinnamon bread was decent, but I still prefer the version at Dollywood. The brisket sandwich was okay, too, though I'd pick Buc-ee's brisket over this one. Overall, it's worth a stop if you're traveling through. If you're heading north on I-65, missed Buc-ee's in Athens, Alabama, and just crossed into Tennessee, Dolly's is a good place to take a break and grab a bite.

I wanted to stop at Dolly's Tennessean Travel Stop while I was on a road trip to check it out,…read moresince I did like Dolly Parton, and was sad after she passed. I love stopping at BucEe's when I come across one, and I knew Dolly's was offering travelers a fun option in Tennessee. In my opinion, there is no comparison. Dolly's is easy to find getting off I-65. There's a large parking area off to the side, and I think an area blocked off by brightly painted and decorated concrete barriers for 18 wheelers. Walking into Dolly's, you're automatically transported into a space full of every kind of Dolly Parton knick-knack, or souvenir. The guitar chandelier is cool to look at, and hard to miss. I didn't get any food during my stop so I can't comment on that, I do know there wasn't much of an aroma of food to entice anyone. If you're needing gas and wanting to check out a travel stop that is original, Dolly's definitely offers that. I did buy a few souvenirs to say I stopped at Dolly's Tennessean Travel Stop. The staff didn't seem to be as friendly, or welcoming as the staff at BucEe's or even Love's which was a bit of a surprise. It's a cute place to stop and check out at least once, in my opinion it's a place that may be more meaningful for Dolly Parton fans.