Very good breakfast with an attentive server. We arrived at the perfect time, the place was almost…read moreempty and got quite busy after we ordered. We'll stop in again the next time we're traveling through.

Nice little place to dine, but the food could be better. I'm in lewisburg quite often and was…read moreexcited to find out there was a "meat and three" restaurant in town. I was looking forward to some good Southern-style home cooking. It was presented as southern style, but did not taste like I had anticipated it would. Me and the person who dined with me were very disappointed. I will go one more time bc everyone can have a bad experience, but if I'm let down again, I won't go back. To mention, service was lacking and the atmosphere is not one to be desired..

Best Cortado in town. Friendly service, lots of drink…read moreoptions and seating options inside and back patio

The food was excellent - from the strawberry frappe, to the veggie crepe, to the buttery delicious…read morecroissant egg and cheese. I highly recommend this place it's a gem in Lewisburg!

Food is delicious! You feel like you're at grandma's house, with great service and home cooked…read moremeals. Doesn't look like much from the outside, but don't let that deter you. You'll be glad you took my suggestion when you taste the "country" food. They are only open for breakfast and lunch, so go before noon. Anything you order, along the lines of fried potatoes to a hamburger, will be some of the best you've ever eaten!

Good coffee! Nice scones (haven't yet tried other things)! Good service and fair price!read more

I waited over an hour for my food at this cafe, and when it finally came, it was cold and…read moreunappetizing. I was extremely disappointed with the slow service and the quality of the food."

The portion size on breakfast sandwiches was amazing, and was very tasty! Will definitely be…read morereturning regularly.

The box of doughnuts I purchased... Top row: chocolate,…read moreglazed, old-fashioned, old-fashioned, maple, glazed, old-fashioned. Bottom row: blueberry, chocolate, glazed vanilla cream, glazed doughnut. Apple fritters not pictured. Never knew this place existed till I read reviews on Yelp. People saying they came from all over to try the pastries. Had to join the crowd and try them myself. Some, I was eager to get, weren't available when I went. They said they didn't make as many, when schools were in session. I'll have it go back in the summer, when sales increase. Anyway, the ones I chose today were delicious. My favorite was the Maple Old-fashioned (yum yum!) Hope they have that every time I go because I will want it again and again.

Went tonight for dinner and the gentleman at the counter was super nice! Great customer service and…read morewelcoming! The complimentary chips and salsa were a great unexpected touch especially these days! The food came out quickly and I had to stop everyone before diving in so I could get pictures. Food was great! Everyone was happy The prices were extremely reasonable and we definitely will be back!!

Sunday lunch after church Christ Chapel Spring Hill. Had taquitos and a tacos crisp beef excellent…read more Great chips and salsa

-Food Ok. -Salad bar good, disappointed 3 Bean salad (my…read morefavorite) was taken away! -Onion rings, not the same. Used to be my favorite and only place I would order them. Not anymore, they've changed the batter recipe. -Fudge cake is complimentary for birthdays. Nice treat that tastes yummy! -Pray people are sanitary at salad bar! If not, I lose appetite and money bc I quit eating and leave the premises. -No one is ever there, question every time I go by if they're closed permanently. Don't see any cars in the parking lot, during busiest lunch and dinner hours. -Question how they can afford staff and remain open, for what appears to be such little customer traffic. -Due to slow business,I've been told all entrees and deserts are not ordered and/or cooked. Ex. Strawberry Pie not available. Say what?! How can you go to what's considered an All -American restaurant and not get strawberry pie! -Get the impression Shoney's is going down, eventually going away forever. Such a shame, bc it used to be the Big Boy restaurant that was enjoyable for most families.

The best way to describe this place is underwhelming. Went to the buffet to start with a salad, had…read moreto ask four different times just to get some lettuce. Everything was low and someone out back yelled "smells like the buffet is too high". For main food you had a choice of chicken for a protein that's it. The clam chowder was yellow in color and burnt around the edges of the pot. Used the restroom before I left and my shoes were sticking to the floor. They only get one star because I can't give a negative rating. Major changes are needed here. Avoid and go somewhere else.

Get the chicken on a stick. It's insanely good. The store looks a lot better since the remodel.read more

Too chaotic behind the counter most days, the girls don't pay attention to money given to them…read more. therefore giving incorrect change. Happens way too often!

I read about this spot on Foodies of Nashville. As I was out brewsploring (visiting breweries), I…read moregave my girlfriend two options: Shaffer Farms for BBQ or Campbell Station Country Store & Restaurant (this place). She chose this and so thankful she did. It is excellent. Okay, so let's set the picture. Coming up from Pulaski, I was taken down a 2 mile long 1 lane road. Then onto one that was slightly wider. Come around a corner and there are tons of cars parked along the railroad tracks. Must be the place. They are known for their steak. Please note, this is not a high end restaurant, so you are not getting wagyu or prime, but it is better than a recent high end steak house I visited, for about 1/8th the cost, so foodies are welcome here. Campbell Station is a place that was originally a train station. It now has some "store" items, mostly branded with the store's logo,old pix on the wall, and a handful of tables alongside of a semi-open kitchen. There is another room to the left. When we got there, there were 2 tables in the front room and we were promptly seated. My understanding is an hour later, we would have been waiting a long time. The menu is not huge, but covers the basics, as well as steak, frog legs, and other items you don't normally find in a country spot like this. Jennifer came over and served us (and I would highly recommend her if you are not sure what server to ask for). She was very accommodating and served our every need. We opted to split the steak, as I heard it was huge. Not wrong. If you look at the pic, you will see this thing is huge. It is done over a grill and nicely seared. The temp was a perfect medium rare. Green beans are done with ham, as are the white beans, New potatoes also nicely done, although these are pretty basic. Waiting for food, we met Hellen, who I can best describe as the restaurant's mascot. She told us the story of the building, pointed out different things in pictures, and gave the background on the owners. Definitely adds color to the entire experience. We ended with blackberry cobbler. This is a traditional cobbler with ice cream on top. Sweet, but not overly so, beautiful cobbler crust, and I should ask whose ice cream they are using, as it had a nice mouthfeel and flavor and complemented thecobbler well. Insider tip we found out: If you buy one of their shirts and wear it, you get a free dessert every time you visit. We WILL be back.

We accidentally discovered Campbell Station Country Store about a year ago while driving around and…read moreexploring the Culleoka area with no GPS. This place is truly in the middle of nowhere, no cell service, no Wi-Fi, and not much around it. But wow, what a hidden gem! The food here is absolutely delicious. My favorite dishes are the country fried steak, turnip greens, and fried banana peppers. The steak is also very good, and my husband absolutely loves their cheeseburger. We've been back many times since our first visit and have never been disappointed. The restaurant is always clean, and the service is excellent. Everyone here is so friendly and welcoming. One small thing to note is that the booth seating can feel a little tight, especially during busy times. We usually prefer sitting at a table because there's more room and it's more comfortable. And if you're addicted to your phone, I probably wouldn't recommend coming here! There is no Wi-Fi, and cell service is limited. Instead, you get to do something we don't do enough these days, talk to the people you came with and enjoy each other's company like the old days. :) I honestly love it here and will keep coming back. If you're looking for great food, friendly people, and a slower pace of life, this place is definitely worth the drive.