I would have given 5 stars because the cheeseburger was one of the top 5 burgers that I've ever…read moreeaten, however the service was less than desired. A couple young girls, possibly working a summer job with minimal waitress experience, ignored me after taking my order. I ate my burger at the restaurant, but I also placed a to-go order and had to go to the counter to pick it up. No drink refills. No nothing. Finally, the restaurant was full of flies, which was a big turn-off.

My wife & I really enjoy visiting small towns throughout Kentucky and Tennessee. This place is…read morelocated in an older building and decorated with a variety of old signs and advertising. The building was built in 1860. The original storefront was a pharmacy with rich woodworking that still existed; it is a very cool atmosphere. You'll enjoy hot, fresh plates, friendly service, and a true small-town vibe in a town with nearly 200 years of history. We started off with onion rings and wings. I wanted to try the fried green beans but did not get the chance, as I wanted to really try what's advertised as the best burger in TN. I ordered the 1/2 lb Double Bacon Cheeseburger, while my wife opted for the small 1/3 pound double bacon Cheese Burger. They both come with standard toppings of Mayo, mustard ketchsup, lettuce, tomatos onloin and pickles on a fresh sesame seed bun. I have to say that they lived up to the hype; we both agreed they were some of the best burgers we have had. The steak fries are also excellent with just the right amount of doneness and crispiness. My wife had the sweet potato fries as her option with the same opinion. Also, the railroad museum and the Colonel Littleton store next door are great places to shop and enjoy local culture. While I opted for a double-dipped butter pecan, which was excellent as well. My wife went the more traditional route with a hot fudge and peanut milkshake. While things were a little slow compared to other places, I was reminded by my wife of one the other reviews we read: " remember they are cooking your food fresh so it's not McDonald's..." This is in line with the slow, laid-back, relaxed atmosphere that makes this place all the better. This is a must-try if you are in the area. Highly recommend

Excellent service from the young man working the front counter and phone…read more Food was good! Will definitely be back... Wish they had something like this in Pulaski..

Friendly service with great food! Prices are very reasonable. Salami sandwhich and chicken salad…read moresandwhich were both excellent!

Great little store with very friendly folks. Stopped in the other day just in time for a freshly…read moremade cheesesteak. Got a side of potatoes both were excellent. People running it are really nice and helpful.

Ziffel's Barbecue…read more Ziffel's Barbecue was delicious. The loaded waffle fries are great. Generous portions, good price, good service. I'll be back!

Had the large pulled pork sammie and Mac 'n' Cheese. Wanted to try the wings but it was the end of…read morethe day and they were out. Had the sandwich with slaw and pickles. I thought it was very good and high quality meat. The Mac & Cheese was creamy but not soupy (a BIG pet peeve of mine). The woman waiting on myself and few others was very amiable and gets a 10 . Wish I got her name. If I lived closer I would definitely try other items here. Good work guys.

Struggling with the stars. The young woman who took our order was very sweet and I watched her be…read morevery patient with two teen guys before me. But the food honestly wasn't not good. Sorry! We stopped in after reading reviews and had a day planned at Henry Horton State Park. I ordered the waffle with bacon and hash browns. My mom ordered a western omelet with hash browns and toast. My waffle was cold and looked like it was cooked on a waffle maker that needed to be cleaned. There were black specks everywhere. These same specks were also on my bacon. The waffle was very soft and was cut in four with pieces that had fallen off when taken off the waffle maker. Unfortunately the hashbrowns were not edible. Perhaps if I had ketchup but I couldn't get past the strange taste. My mom's omelet was very cheesy-that's good but the meat was not cut in small pieces before being added to the omelet. She had the same potatoes and yeah still not good. Honestly we threw most of our meal away. Whomp whomp cuz we normally love small family businesses.

Awesome food and old south atmosphere. Everything is made to order and fresh! Daily Specials!read more

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..

The food is actually better than the quality of olive garden in my opinion . For pastas... the…read morebreakfast is better than cracker barrel ..and that's hard to beat in my opinion. The sandwiches and salads are great and Philly was amazing. Also home cooked meals from scratch .. even the pasta sauces are created by hand. After talking to staff and all this is one of my fav. Places .wish they were open longer. Would be there more if I could for sure!!!! They close by 2 ..so get there while you can and enjoy. Cute atmosphere. Small and homely . Five stars in my view !

This review gets a four out of respect for Dolly and providing a promising Truck/Travel stop…read moreexperience. We aren't quite there yet. The concept looks solid.plenty of truck parking. A great looking building. Then it sort of flops when you try the buffet. I went on a Saturday around 6pm. The fried catfish and barbecue chicken were drier than Gandhi's flip flops. The mac & cheese noodle was good but they use a bad cheese product. The tossed spaghetti and meat sauce wasn't great. The bread pudding was stuck to the pan like spackle. Looking forward to grabbing a shower and a beer upstairs later. I hope they figure out the buffet before the Gem of Tennessee comes in on June 24th. That's the rumor anyway. ...Oh almost forgot, they had a country music artist playing for diner. I thought that was cool. If more people hear about this, maybe the food might not be as dry? Anyway, Good luck Tennessean. We'll be out on tour so won't get to see Dolly. Edit: went back in today. The trucker showers are huge, just missing sink space and hooks to hang your bag. Towels were real nice. Tried round 2 at the buffet. Slightly better. The apple bread pudding was good today. Meatloaf was good again. They can't seem to put out good chicken. The BBQ glazed chicken was rock hard and almost dry. They had some chicken patties in gravy that also wasn't great. The people are nice here, but I don't think they've got the right people in the kitchen just yet.

Dolly's Travel Stops is a great place to stop for a bite to eat while traveling. It's smaller than…read moreI expected, but it offers a wide variety of souvenirs to browse. The famous cinnamon bread is available for purchase and is absolutely worth the wait. Whether you choose the all-you-can-eat country buffet or order from the menu, there are plenty of options to satisfy everyone. The brisket was cooked perfectly--tender, moist, and full of rich, smoky flavor. The selection of sides, available from both the buffet and the menu, offers something for every taste. The chicken, unfortunately, was a bit dry, although it still had decent flavor. To finish the meal, I tried the peach cobbler, which was absolutely delectable. It would have been even better served warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. The service was slow. It seemed like the waitress wasn't quick to serve or refill drinks. Waitressing isn't an easy job by all means, but there were many times when we wouldn't see our waitress for awhile. The atmosphere is inviting. There are murals and guitars all over. The guitars are beautifully decorated. Overall, Dolly's Travel Stops is a worthwhile stop for good comfort food, delicious baked goods, and unique souvenirs.