Went back with my friends. The chicken salad croissant was huge. To me the French fries really…read moredidn't seem appealing but the hamburger with onion rings made my friend really happy. The cucumbers in vinegar was not great hit with my friend who ordered a side salad, but I liked it . According to another frienf her jalopino coleslaw was too spicy. However, I was in 7th heaven. My portobello mushroom, spinach quesadilla was to die for. It was cooked on a grill and had cheese in it. Sooo good, probably the best quesadilla I had in a long time. I will definitely go back for another one soon. They seem to be busy breakfast and lunch place because they close early. Service was great and the owner/cashier very helpful. It is definitely worth the trip.

This is the second time here. The food is great. I love the sweet potato fries. Service is always…read morefriendly and fast. We got to sit in the front window this time and watch the trains go by. Excellent lunchtime place

Best Pork Ribs ever!! But brisket was too dried…read more And Brunswick stew was amazing!! Nice people with great food, and beers too!

The food is good. Lots of variety…read more Excellent ribs. Service is superb. Convenient off/on the freeway.

I've seen this place for a while from the highway and never could quite make out the name of the…read moreplace until I was filling up with gas the other day. I stopped in about 1 on a Tuesday and it was fairly quiet. The staff was very friendly, which is always a huge plus. I ordered the brisket basket, sweet tea, and a red velvet cupcake to go. All the food was made fresh, and they were VERY generous with their portions! I think the brisket was better as a sandwich, but it was a great lunch. I'm excited to try a few other choices next time I'm there, which will be soon! If you're traveling I-75, don't stop at the fast food giants for a meal. Choose a great local spot like this, sit and enjoy homemade food, and know that you're helping a great community when you choose to eat local!

Generally a fan of local businesses. Unfortunately, BBC came up short. Place was clean, staff was…read morenot rude, prices were decent, and the portions were huge. Expecting the crunch of a gizzard, I was disappointed to find the gizzards broken down. A small disappointment overshadowed by the lack of flavor in 4 of the 5 items we tried. I rarely leave food and left half a plate. Not sure if it was the gizzards or the roasted ribs (not smoked folks just do you know), but my wife and I have been physically ill since dinner 6 hours ago. I'm hoping this too shall pass . Bottom line, skip it.

The bagels are great, but the coffee is even better. I have looked for years to find a place with…read morea great cup of coffee. Living in Atlanta you would think it would not be that hard. What is even better is the friendliness of the staff. This is what customer service looked like 50 years ago.

Poor service, poor airflow, poor seating, and super slow all for semi warm food but hey it was $8 a…read morebagel so

OMG, Cartersville folk listen up!…read more Mike's place has the best sandwich in Cartersville! Walking to Mike's place the first thing that hits you is the smell of the roasting meats in their ovens. The sweet smell of roasting ham and the smell of garlic and spices on the roast beef kicked up my appetite. I ordered a sandwich called the Ferdi. I think it's the best sandwich I ever ate! Served on a soft hoagie roll and stacked with ham, roast beef, shredded cabbage, pickles, a creole mustard and debris. Debris ...You know those little juicy pieces of roast beef at the bottom of the roasting pan... That's "debris" the secrete ingredient in the Ferdi sandwhich that's sets it apart and raises the sandwhich flavor to "over the moon"! Mike Place is a small "hole in the wall" kinda place, one of those hidden jewels. Located at 122 Old Mill Rd. next to the BP gas station in a mostly industrial area. It's worth the time to search this place out. My feeling is that it will be my "go to" place for handcrafted sandwiches.

What s surprise! For the first time ever, a breakfast biscuit, with gravy that tastes homemade, and…read morenot out of a package. Mike's Place has all the breakfast essentials, including Louisiana beignets that are topped with powdered sugar, just like the Cafe du Monde. And it just gets better. Burgers and dogs in a variety of fixings, BBQ plates and Po Boys, and a coastal favorite: Shrimp n Grits. They even have hush puppies! Recently I had a craving for a good shrimp bisque. So Chef Mike put on his hat and came up with a half gallon of ecstasy. I had a delicious, authentic shrimp bisque to share with my friends. Mike and Wife Melody, also have special events like a recent crawfish boil on a Friday evening. They offer catering services, and have been know to provide catering in Cartersville for the past 20 years or so. If you want to stop by for breakfast or lunch at unbelievably low prices, you will find Mike's Place tucked away by the BP Station at Old Mill and Erwin Street. You will be glad you did.

Do yourself a favor and pull-in and order all of the sides. It's a place where, I kid you not, the…read more"cobbler" is a vegetable side option! We will go out of the way to come by again. We were greeted enthusiastically by the nicest Southern gals. It's a quaint, small town "Meat 'N Three" place. The lot had pickups (great sign) and some local old fellers, about my age , who were wrapping up their afternoon lunch and coffee. All signs pointed to a good experience. The tea was fresh, strong, and hit the table as soon a my narrow butt hit the seat. The food was fast as well. Country fried steak, cole slaw, and mashed potatoes were fine. Graves-homemade. The green beans, greens, pintos (aka soup beans), toast, biscuit, and cobbler were top notch Southern delicacies. Several others were recommended, namely the home fried, fried mac 'n cheese, and fried corn. I mean, based on other reviews, the cheeseburger and chicken biscuit are next on our lists to try. If you have a bad experience here, you're trying hard.

Small country place with old school decor. License plates adorn the ceiling, with antique kids…read moreriding toys and Knick knacks of all kinds (a possum wearing a Santa hat!) pictures all over the walls, history of White, Restaurant shirts all around the world, stars and autographs, etc. They have amazing burgers and hot dogs. Their meat & vegetable options are amazing. If you order the fried pork chops I recommend getting some brown gravy on them. When you want a refill on your tea, just go to the register and ask. The servers stay busy with walk in/to go orders and delivering food they don't really have time to come back and "check" on you.

Nestled in the middle of old residential Cartersville this place is a local favorite. Great…read moreatmosphere, super friendly service, and really good food. It's small and can get crowded but worth the wait.

Really neat, no frills Southern "hole in the wall" restaurant. Lots of locals have recommended this…read moreplace to us since we moved here 2 years ago so we finally decided to go for brunch this past Saturday. I got the Eggs Benedict (I forget the actual name of the platter on the menu). Unfortunately, I was really disappointed. The fried potatoes were very soggy and undercooked. The sausage was so leathery I could not chew it. I think it may have been previously cooked sausage that was microwaved entirely too long making it be tough and impossible to eat. The eggs nor the gravy had any seasoning at all and required me to add lots of salt and pepper. My husband got a plate called the Hangover. He said his potatoes were also undercooked but aside from having to add lots of salt and pepper that his was decent. I took the biscuit that came with his plate and it was the one thing that I thought was delicious. Our waitress was great. Very friendly and managed her time well. The cook needs some extra training though.

It was the 2nd of January, when I decided to order from the Subway app, three footlong sandwich…read moremeals w/drinks and chips - tuna, All Star Italian, and another Italian. My app told me the food would be ready by 1130 a.m., thus, I arrived at this location, and sent my boyfriend in to retrieve our food. To my surprise, he came back, empty-handed, to report the woman at the register; someone I would soon find out was the owner, had told him our food had been picked up. Mind-boggled, I entered the restaurant and told her it was 'impossible' that someone could have picked up our food. She haughtily grabbed the receipt and said someone in a red sedan had picked up my food stating my name and phone #. In disbelief, I asked her to show me the camera footage where it would show such a person picking up my food (I mostly wanted this footage for the police). Interestingly, she said it was not working. At this point, I insisted that my food could not have been picked up as I am originally from CT, and would find it rather unbelievable that someone should have my private info to pick up Subway sandwiches, of all things. Avidly concerned, I proceeded to call the Bartow Police, and it was at this moment, she mentioned she would re-make the food. She then proceeded to call the individual she reported had taken my food, who now claimed he had not picked up any orders. (I am not surprised this person would claim ignorance as she called my old CT number on file). Shortly before the police arrived, she called someone and said they would need to speak to me. I had no problem with speaking to whomever she had called. The cops arrived onsite and proceeded to speak to me about the incident. The duo (female/male) went to speak to the son (whom had arrived a little while ago) and the mother outside of Subway. He reported he was co-owner with her. When the cops returned, the female officer seemed puzzled I had called as they (mother/son duo) must have told her they were preparing my food. I explained to the female officer, that the female owner had clearly explained to me, while at the register, that someone had given her my name and phone # to gather my food. The female cop explained they were re-making my food, which I expected, since I paid for it. It is not as if I was asking to be gifted food which I had not paid for. The officer believed that the woman's thick Indian accent and the possible accent of the person who had picked up my food, may have caused a miscommunication. She stated that the other person had never provided the owner with my name or number, contrary to what the owner had previously told me. That they would prepare my food and wanted me to leave once I received my food. I had no qualms about leaving, though I felt the request to leave was if I was deemed the criminal for her ineptitude. When the male owner pulled the 3-4 print-out orders of food placed earlier in the day, in order to show the police, no other receipts had the name "Heidi" on them. This was not an error of same name, wrong order dispensed. Furthermore, when the female owner apologized to the cops, her son had the gall to say to her that she need not apologize. In such a case, I should have received an apology for this error, but I did not, from either of these "outstanding" co-owners. I understand human mistake. I certainly do. But when your human error makes a person worry that their information has been hacked, or that someone is impersonating them, I will say there is cause for concern and duress. In addition, how many people would not be irate that their food has been stolen. Even if the food is being remade, there is principle. This could have all been avoided had someone simply said, "We made a mistake and gave your food to another w/o verifying vs. "Someone came by and gave me your name and number and they picked up your food." So, just a warning to any patrons that use this establishment. As one can conclude, I shall not order from this location, again.

Currently 8:45 was walking to the door. Lady looked at me and locked the door in front of my face!…read moreThey close at 9. guess my 7 year old won't have his sub tonight!

Newly opened QT just off of 75 on GA-20 in Cartersville and what a welcome sight that red and white…read more"QT" was! The location is so new it hasn't even made it on the interstate exit signs. I love me a good QT, and you add it being recently opened and you got me all kinds of happy. The store is good size, laid out well and stocked with all the classic goods plus a solid variety of specialty items and of course all the roller foods, sandwiches and pizzas by the slice. If single serve isn't your thing, they got you with the QT Kitchen menu. One thing I love about the new QT's is the coffee station, which now features a wide variety of coffee by the tap! Gas prices are the best on the exit, which is normal for QT. Service was solid and friendly. Store was of course in good condition and was kept very clean. Overall, wonderful addition to this exit! Happy to know it's there now, will definitely be a consistent spot when on the road in or out of Atlanta.

The employees at this location are very rude. When you ask for a particular item they act like…read moreit's an inconvenience to show you where it is located at in the store.

I can't say enough good things about this place. Very comfy inside and smells amazing as soon as…read moreyou pull in the parking lot. I'm a bbq guy and got the ribs. They're exactly my style, great smoke flavor, great rub, and while tender they have a bit of a bite to them. Just the way I like it. The Mac and cheese was just like mom makes it, amazing. I got the spicy green beans and they were also tasty. The collards, what can I say, my wife could NOT stop talking about how good the collards greens were they were the first thing gone from her plate. The BBQ sauce was a bit sweet which normally isn't my thing but there is some secret ingredient in there I couldn't put my finger on that made me not be able to resist it. Lastly Michelle is high energy and fun. What a friendly person. Also loved her "Boss Lady" sign, I totally believe it. Great people, great food. If you're ever in town you've gotta swing by. Looking forward to our next trip that way because I really want to try the fried chicken too.

Working in Cartersville this week and wanted some good "Soul Food" (actually, I was looking for…read moresome Chitlins!!). I did a Google search and it said that J's sold chitlins. I'm thinking "where" cause this area doesn't look like the part. After riding down the road I started to have my doubts. When I got to the place and walked inside all of my doubts were gone. The smell of fresh burning wood and BBQ smoke made me hungrier than I already was. I was greeted by a very kind-hearted young woman (Part-owner). When I told her how I got there, we both laughed out loud and shared common thoughts on this experience. I ordered the brisket dinner w/Mac&cheese, spicy green beans and corn bread. All I will say is this... When I come back to Cartersville, I will be eating at J's from now on!!!! Man!!!!!!!!