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    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Buttermilk pie with nutmeg.
    Ranjini S.

    What an amazing restaurant! A lot of the produce is locally sourced. The food is fresh and really tasty. Swing by on Wed for their chicken specials. And definitely grab a slice of pie! Debbie and her co-owners are creating some amazing flavors.

    So good we split our sandwiches into thirds to taste more of the menu.
    ray f.

    On the last review you will see a picture of three sandwiches cut into thirds and put on three separate plates. That's how good it is- we wanted to try everything! We travel all over the country and just on taste and sweet employees and fresh ingredients I would rank 34:Ate as a must try. We didn't have a single item we wouldn't order over and over again but my personal favorites: Hawaiian Ham & Pineapple sandwich, Cheddar Apple Melt and the fried chicken sandwich. Your doing great work 34:Ate!

    Tammy B.

    Great little place to eat at. If I were ever to open a dining place, I would have to be a copycat. Loved, Loved the food, the owners and the decor was fun and cozy!

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    The best little restaurant in Williamson. Fresh ingredients and wonderful staff. I would eat here daily if I could.

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    Love this cafe. Delicious salads, sandwiches, and chili. Cute atmosphere. Friendly staff. Daily specials.

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    What a jewel. A must do in Williamson. The southern hospitality, cozy decor and tasty food is worth a visit.

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    Bruno’s Spotted Hare

    Bruno’s Spotted Hare

    4.6(12 reviews)
    51.0 mi

    Had Brunch here. Brunch prices were on point, very affordable for the quality and quantity of food…read more Everything was absolutely delicious. The old building is beautiful and service was attentive and not rushed. Highly recommend!

    Bruno's Spotted Hare is fantastic…read more I stopped by recently with a family member while visiting, having heard good initial things about this restaurant. The space is gorgeous; it has the dark coziness of a lodge with beautiful, wild-inspired accents. We were seated in a booth near the window: the booth was comfortable but may be a tight squeeze if two larger adults are sitting on the same side (I'd recommend asking for a table in that case). I started off with an American Trilogy cocktail and loved it; it was surprisingly smooth and easy to drink while being flavorful. We debated appetizer options but went with the sourdough bread and butters. The butters were rosemary, garlic, and sorghum, and while all were great, the sorghum was a favorite. The bread was flavorful and nicely chewy. I'm always happy to see a vegetarian-friendly soup on a menu, so I ordered the beans and greens soup and loved it. It has a very deep flavor, yet the beans weren't overly mushy. The server (who was amazing) recommended some Tabasco for adding heat, which I enjoyed. For entrées, my dining partner got the fried chicken on the server's recommendation, and I got the mushroom pasta. The fried chicken was described by my relative as a crunchy coating with a moist meat; they called it "the best fried chicken" they've had. I tasted the mashed potatoes and can happily vouch for them, as they were creamy and perfectly seasoned. My dining partner raved about the home-style green beans, too. My mushroom pasta was fantastic. The mushrooms were cooked perfectly and were flavorful without being slimy or mushy. The pasta was hearty and cooked al dente. As a pleasant surprise. I got a couple slices of bread with my pasta, too; this time topped with some cheese and seasoning. It was perfect for soaking up the last bits of pasta sauce, as I cleaned my plate. I got dessert to go; it was the cornmeal pound cake and packaged conveniently (with the ice cream separate). It was delicious even at home; the cake itself wasn't too sweet, meaning that the combination of it, the ice cream, and the honey had a perfect balance of flavor. I will try to make a special trip here whenever I'm in the area. It's a beautiful, special addition to the local dining scene.

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    Bruno’s Spotted Hare - Dining room

    Dining room

    Bruno’s Spotted Hare - Mushroom Hash

    Mushroom Hash

    Bruno’s Spotted Hare - Part of the dining area

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    Part of the dining area

    The Broken Axle - Cajun pineapple chicken

    The Broken Axle

    4.0(6 reviews)
    20.1 mi

    A bit off the he beaten path, unless your riding the Hatfield-McCoy trails. Good selection of…read moreliquor. Several beers to choose from, but heavily stocked toward Pale Ale and IPA, not my choice. Served quickly. Waitress/bar tender was very attentive to our beers, but not overly so. Food was very good and reasonably priced. It was raining for our visit, but they have a nice outdoor area for drier weather. Worth a visit!

    After renting an ATV at BAC a few doors down, we met a cute little dude. He overheard us discussing…read morelunch and he said, "Go to my restaurant!" We giggled, but he was SERIOUS! So we walked a few businesses away and discovered The Broken Axle. We were quickly seated and provided menus and discovered, it IS his restaurant, he's AXLE! Hilarious. We met his mom and dad who are the owners. My group of five ordered various items. Tacos, a hamburger, sliders, a chicken wrap and the fried buffalo chicken mac wrap. Along with our mains we had various sides; chips, fries, onion rings and Tetris shaped tater tots. With the amount of variety I fully expected a delay in receiving our order. NOPE!! All the food arrived at the same time and everyone's meals were hot! We all agree that this was the favorite meal of our road trip. We found out later that they sponsor a yearly music concert with headline names!! WOW! This year is Joe Nichols. Fantastic.

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    The Broken Axle - Interior

    Interior

    The Broken Axle - Potato platter

    Potato platter

    The Broken Axle - The clean salt shakers that was ready to use - should have know to run out instead of walk - really water and soap not too much to ask ‍

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    The clean salt shakers that was ready to use - should have know to run out instead of walk - really water and soap not too much to ask ‍

    34:Ate - comfortfood - Updated July 2026

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