Very good. Friendly. Will certainly return Looking forward…read moreto it, one of the best fast food experiences I have ever had.

Coleslaw was old and tasted off. Didn't eat it. The grilled salmon was extremely dry, overcooked,…read moreand tasteless--couldn't finish it. The bread was dry and inedible. The broccoli was good. The price was high and the medium drink was a third the price of the meal. The drive thru window took an excessive amount of time. I do NOT recommend this place.

Food: Hot, fresh chicken sandwiches and Cajun fries! The Bo Berry Biscuits looked like they were…read moreiced by an artist. The amount of detail in our order was quite surprising. Usually other Bojangle's are not this good! Service: We used the drive through and they were VERY kind and welcoming. We will eat here again for sure!

On a drive from Ohio to Georgia, I'd been excited to stop for lunch at a Cuban sandwich place in…read morePigeon Forge, Tennessee, that came highly recommended on Yelp. (Cuban sandwiches in Pigeon Forge?!! Yes, I know: WTF?!!) Anyway, I could not locate the frigging Cuban sandwich place. Apparently, it is illegal to display street numbers on Pigeon Forge's main drag, and I guess the Cuban cafe was too well hidden among the go-kart tracks, fighting lumberjack dinner shows (again, WTF?), Jesus stores located two doors down from sex-toy shops, video arcades, and the whole cornucopia of cheapo crapola that is Pigeon Forge. After a couple of U-turns in the area where I thought the Cuban spot was supposed to be, I could not escape Pigeon Forge soon enough and made a bee-line southward. And I couldn't face Gatlinburg, either, so I hit its bypass. I proceeded in the crawling traffic through beautiful Smoky Mountain National Park. (To you Alabamians in the F-150, your garganturan vehicle will do just fine above 25mph in the quarter-inch of slush at the higher elevations.) I drove through sleepy and sad Cherokee, North Carolina, and past Sylva, seeing few places to stop for a bite and developing a seriously gnawing hunger. Finally, I arrived in Franklin. Running a bit late and starving by this time, I thought "fast food," and I saw Bojangles. Bojangles!! I'd heard of the wonders of Bojangles fried chicken and biscuits for years, but for some reason had never been to one. Well, Bojangles, you ain't no Popeyes. At least not at your Franklin, North Carolina location: bland, dry fried chicken that was barely above room temperature, bland "Cajun" beans that were mouth-scaldingly hot by contrast. The biscuit was pretty good, though. Fresh iced tea was the best thing about this meal. And the fact that the whole lot was only $5 and could be scarfed down in about five minutes. There were a couple of tables of old guys wiling away the mid-afternoon hours with coffee and iced tea. That sounds about right: probably five stars for that purpose.

South of Philly is an outstanding lunch and dinner spot if you're craving quality sandwiches and…read moreflavorful wings. When we first walked in, the first thing I noticed was that it wasn't very crowded. Sometimes that can be a red flag--but in this case, it turned out to be a hidden advantage. The food came out fast, fresh, and piping hot. From the first bite, I knew we were in for something special. The atmosphere has more of an old-school, no-frills vibe. It's not flashy or over-the-top, which actually made the experience better. I walked in with neutral expectations--not expecting anything extraordinary, but not expecting anything bad either. What I got completely exceeded that middle-ground mindset. Their menu offers a wide variety of options, but I went with something classic and comforting: a Philly cheesesteak (no mushrooms), upgraded with Cheese Whiz, along with sweet chili chicken wings and a side of onion rings. Let's start with the wings. The sweet chili sauce was perfectly balanced--just the right touch of heat paired with a subtle sweetness. Even fully sauced, the wings maintained their crispiness, which is not easy to do. If I had to critique anything, I'd say the blue cheese could be upgraded--but that's a minor note in what was otherwise a near-perfect execution. The Philly cheesesteak was equally impressive. The bread was soft yet sturdy, packed generously with meat, cheese, and vegetables from edge to edge. Every bite was balanced and satisfying. The onion rings were exactly how I like them--thin, crispy, well-seasoned, and fried to a perfect golden crunch. Everything from the food to the drinks, the atmosphere, and the customer service was on point. The only thing I passed on was dessert. The cookies didn't look as fresh as I would've liked, so I decided to skip it this time. That said, it didn't take away from an otherwise top-tier experience. Whether you're looking for a dine-in lunch, dinner, takeout, or delivery, South of Philly absolutely delivers. I genuinely don't think this place gets the attention it deserves. It's a hidden gem, and I will definitely be back to explore more of the menu. If the staff has recommendations next time, I'm all in--I'll be there to try them. Highly recommended.

We stopped by for lunch and we were pleased with our food. Ordered wings and fries at the waiters…read morerecommendation. Our food was prepared fresh and served in a prompt manner. It was delicious. The restaurant is clean and accommodating.

Everything was wonderful. The food was delicious. Service was impeccable and the atmosphere was…read moreexcellent. The salad and all the homemade dressings were great. The salad was unlimited with an entree and I could have just sat and eaten it all night. But glad we didn't miss their delicious spaghetti and meatballs. We enjoyed our meeting up with a friend at such a delectable restaurant. Our first time there. And we will be back. Thank you for this wonderful experience.

Very good food, friendly folk I had the country fried steak and it had very good flavor, the sides…read moreare also good too!

To go only.. I think it's a husband and wife team in the kitchen.. food has great flavor and the…read moreportions are huge.. The owners are super friendly.. isn't much of a dining room.. it looks like it's been closed down for a while.. Just a awaiting area for pick ups.. we go at least every other week.. good stuff..

Generous portions, even for big eaters, good value for what you pay …read more Our second time, carry out only. Yelp itself is increasingly difficult to use, making it hard/impossible to read individual reviews

Amazing food great service and the food comes out really quick fries were incredible and so was the…read moresmash burger and buffalo chicken salad. Lots of friendly murals with encouraging sayings. Five stars!

We loved 828 cafe so much that we went twice throughout our time in Franklin. The Guava French…read moretoast was the best French toast I've ever had! It's insane and you must order it. The service is friendly and orders come out quickly. Everything we had was fresh and delicious. I love 828 cafe. It's my favorite breakfast spot in town.

Fat Buddies is located in an old shopping center building, and is a favorite of locals. They…read morealways seem to be busy. The owner is great, very involved in the community, and helpful with groups who utilize the restaurant for meetings. I do wish they were more aware of, and educated about, food sensitivities. I have ordered salads with No croutons several times, and had the salad delivered With croutons. Because I have a severe intolerance to gluten, this is a problem. Also, it would be great if they had gluten-free bread or buns.

The baby back ribs were delicious. The chicken tenders were great too! Sweet potato was awesome…read more Fried mushrooms and onion loaf were not fresh so they weren't very good. I was disappointed about that cause I went there looking forward to the fried mushrooms and onion loaf to share with my friends.

We went for dinner and the burger was phenomenal. Staff was attentive. I would definitely recommend.read more

My husband and I have been going to Cupboard Cafe for many years. It used to be a treat but the…read morefood and service have gone downhill drastically! I ordered a side of okra and rice and gravy. The bowl of okra was half full and appeared to be the bottom of the skillet. The gravy was minimal and the rice was dry. The cheddar biscuits, which used to be great, now taste leftover and dry. Our waitress is always in a hurry and we have to flag her down for multiple omissions from our order. It's a shame things have deteriorated at was once our favorite restaurant.