Enjoyed a few hours at the Amish country market at the Feedmill in Nolensville ' the old style…read moreambience and fresh Amish Food. Had a quick sandwich from the cafe ' inside the feed-mill ' tried the buggy wheel and the famous chicken salad with cranberries both freshly made and full of flavor . Met up with the owner ( know as " the Feed-mill guy " . ) great conversation which lead to a quick appearance on his media post . If you're in the area or just passing through a stop at the Amish country market at the Feed-mill is worth the stop. Also, don't forget to go outback and enjoy the mill creek ' home to the federal protected Tennessee crawfish. And don't leave without a bag of this * Walnut Creek Peanut crunch pop-corn , maybe get 2 !!

Great selection of goodies! Very friendly staff. We stopped in before a roadtrip to Lynchburg for…read moresnacks! Definitely worth a stop on your drive!

Absolutely delicious - everything on this menu is incredible! Fun atmosphere, and very friendly…read moreservice.

We came for the coffee and the variety of specialty coffee options. When we got there the food…read moresmelled delicious so we ordered breakfast also. While we waited they had different games you could play which we indulged in! However, we didnt get to finish our game because they are so efficient getting your food out to you!! Let me tell you that I could have licked my plate. It was DELICIOUS! Great beverages, great food, and great service!

Wow! Don't miss this delicious spot in Smyrna for some good old fashioned home cooking!…read more Locally run by a very friendly couple, the vibe is very approachable with a small menu of classics. From burgers and tenders to meatloaf and fried chicken, the food is soooo good. My fried chicken came out sizzling. The food was so good I almost forgot to take a picture of it! HIGHLY recommend stopping in for a good meal.

Did a yelp search for breakfast diners and this one came up. I wanted a good old fashioned diner…read moreexperience. I walked in from the cold and was greeted by the friendly and attentive staff. Was seated immediately. I got the waffle platter. The food was prepared quickly and brought out in segments. They explained the waffle would be out shortly but they put the other plate out. The food was standard fare but the waffle really had a good taste to it, and the butter and syrup was very good. All throughout the staff checked up on me and I was very pleased with the attentiveness. It seems like this is a locally owned place and independent. If you are in the area definitely stop by and support them. They serve breakfast lunch and dinner. I would try them again for their lunch and dinner options.

Food and service was excellent. Sunday morning Mother's Day brunch was busy but efficient. Will…read moredefinitely go back next time in town!!

Wow wow wow! We stopped at this place just by chance and so glad we did it…read more Breakfast was A M A Z I N G!!! Service was excellent and ambience was top notch!! And whatever you do, do NOT leave this place without trying the pierogies.... AUTHENTIC HOMEMADE POLISH PIEROGIES!!!

A beautiful day for a drive so I picked The Fried Tater Café for a visit. Housed in the old…read moreVersailles/Rockvale Store (built in 1884) and had been empty for the past 40 years, they did a great job renovating. Sat down and Megan brought me a menu while sharing some of the "must haves" here. I ordered the Philly Sirloin steak sandwich (this is not a Philly cheesesteak for all you purists out there) and the Tater Tornado as an appetizer. The Tater Tornado gives you the best of both worlds...potato chips and french fries and they are really good. I sprinkled a little salt on em, dipped in ranch dressing, they are addicting!!! This steak sandwich is solid! The steak had some nice grill char, great flavor, and is very tender. The veggies caramelized while the smoked gouda cheese is a really nice touch. Even the "side" of cole slaw was very good, fresh, and crunchy. While I was eating Megan brought some fried pies to a table and they smelled incredible. So I ordered a blueberry one to go and suffered in my SUV the whole way home smelling it. These pies alone are worth the drive out here...absolutely delicious! Without a doubt the best homemade blueberry fried pie I've ever enjoyed. Really great food, nice serene country setting, and friendly service. Well worth the drive out to Rockvale!!!

I have been here twice now -- I had to try both their breakfast and lunch/dinner menu to weigh in…read moreproperly . They are truly a cozy hole-in-the-wall that serves up tasty country cooking! Their fries (big surprise) and fried chicken are probably my favorite bites that I've tried so far, and portion sizes were generous! For a little place, they've got a menu with a good range of options, and their staff have been very warm, friendly and helpful! If you're in the area and have a hankering for some country cooking or a juicy burger, head on down!

This a totally cool smaller restaurant/bakery. The service was prompt and very friendly. They…read moreprovide complimentary biscuit/rolls and they were delicious. I ordered the "Three Mothers breakfast" and my wife had the chicken noodle soup. The breakfast is definitely a hit. My meal was prepared exactly as ordered. The bacon and sausage were very tasty and the potato hash was incredible. My wife's soup was accompanied by a croissant roll. The soup loaded veggies such as carrots, green beans and potatoes with a nice hardy broth The croissant was nice and warm and deliciously complimented the soup. This little gem offers a very comfortable ambiance with nice side music playing in the background. Additionally, after you enjoy your meal, you can also pick up some pastries for the road at an actually reasonable price.

We decided to try three mothers since we were out and about. I have to say that these or and…read moreambiance were great. We ordered the French toast with banana and the western omelette. Both were delicious. The staff were extremely friendly and attentive. I have to say this is definitely a do again and highly recommend to all

What a great experience…read more The restaurant was spotless, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and the food was absolutely delicious. Everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and prepared with care. What impressed me the most was the service. I have years of restaurant management experience, so I tend to notice how a restaurant operates behind the scenes. During our visit, there were only three people running the entire restaurant: a chef, a server who was also acting as the host, and a manager who seemed to be doing everything from food running to bussing tables and helping wherever needed. Despite being short staffed, the quality of service never dropped for a second. Everyone worked together seamlessly, and the entire operation ran surprisingly smoothly. I had a chance to speak with the manager, and I was genuinely impressed by his professionalism, leadership, and positive attitude. Restaurants are lucky to have managers who are willing to lead by example and jump in wherever they're needed. The location is great, the customer service is outstanding, and the food exceeded expectations. It's not easy to maintain this level of quality with such a small team, and they deserve a lot of credit for it. Highly recommended. We'll definitely be back.

I can't believe I live only 7 minutes away from this place and this is the first time I've eaten…read morehere! When you walk in, you place your order at the counter, grab your number, and find a seat. There's counter seating, several tables inside, or you can head outside where they have a few covered tables. Once seated, they bring your drinks out to you. After we got our drinks, it did take a little while for the food to come out, longer than I expected. Luckily, we had plenty of business to talk about, so the time passed quickly. Then the food arrived, and it was worth the wait! I ordered the Easy Nasty... because that's how I roll! The biscuit was a buttermilk layered-style biscuit, lighter than a traditional Southern biscuit, and it was fantastic. The chicken fingers were lightly battered and cooked perfectly, then topped with cheddar cheese sausage gravy. I added an over-easy egg on top, and breaking that yolk took this dish to a whole new level. Absolutely amazing! We also ordered the Southern Benny, which came with shaved country ham, eggs, and sausage gravy on a biscuit and they loved it. We added a side of cheese grits as well, which were very good. Suggestions, Besides the wait for the food, they were not very attentive to filling your drinks. Also, If you had water they had a self serve station, but it was a disaster. While we were there we watched one kid drop his whole cup of water on the floor, and several adults not turning off the nozzle and let it run. It would be better to have one person stroll the restaurant with a water pitcher. Overall, the food was excellent. If you're in a hurry, this may not be the place to stop, but if you're south of Franklin and looking for a great breakfast spot, this is definitely worth checking out.

Food, service, ambiance, and ease of parking. Wait time was long on Mother's Day. Nice setting in…read moreFranklin. Alcohol drinks could have been larger.

A great breakfast spot!! Our waitress Qimiya was fantastic!!…read more Recommend the Yardwork skillet

Food was great, but service was outstanding. Brought us back for a second visit while on vacation…read more Shout out to Zaid and Phillip

Dined here recently. Food and service were fine. However, staff did not know how to access gift…read morecard purchased on their website,

I've been here a couple of times and I love it! It's a friendly place, they have great food, great…read morecoffee and good service. I got a breakfast burrito, it's delicious and big enough to share. My kids got the biscuits and gravy- a delicious choice as well. The cinnamon rolls are some of the best! I highly recommend. I love the atmosphere and country music too!

Saw a post on Facebook that stated this was one of the best known restaurants in Tennessee. That it…read moreis crowded all the time and people will travel hours to eat here. After my experience, I think the statements are a bit exaggerated, although I do give it high marks. The name Grindstone cowboy is a nice play on words. First, they are a coffeeshop with a bar and deli type items, so grindstone fits well with the title. Grindstone Cowboy is a nice play on Rhinestone Cowboy, the song by Glen Campbell in the 1970s. The western feel of the restaurant complements the name. There is also a vintage store attached to the restaurant/bar for those who happen to like a little shopping with their meal. I had the BLT and she had the chicken salad sandwich. I will say I am not a huge fan of chicken salad, but I could eat this one (would not be tops on my list, but I could do it). The BLT was very nice. I added avocado and don't regret that decision. I thought the bread and bacon choice was on point. A heirloom tomato would have popped this up another notch. Overall, enjoyed it. I do feel the pricing is a bit high for a small town diner. Perhaps it is as popular as the social media post suggested? I did pay in cash to avoid the 4% credit card fee. Would I return? I would not go out of my way to get back here, but if I was passing through, I would certainly consider another go if I was in the mood for a sandwich.