What is the measure of a man? What defines manliness in this era of soft hands, clean shoes, and…read moreF-150s in every driveway. I'll tell you what the true measure of a man's spirit is...one that cuts to his very essence. It is his ability to eat a pickle pizza. Yes, a pickle pizza. And yes, "its a big DILL". Get it? You probably don't, and that's ok. Because you wouldn't order this pizza at Patriot Wood Fired Pizza in Jefferson City, TN...but I did....and I ate half of it...because its a LOT of pickles...seriously. My only complaint was that I knew not to ask for the "kids cut" in order to have the pizza cut into sixths. Indeed, when it arrived it was cut it into quarters. A 10" pizza in quarters! That's nearly 20 square inches of pizza per slice! It was hard...I had to eat it with a fork and knife, I admit it...it was too much more me. I ate half. I'm home now, looking in the mirror and wondering whether I really am the man who stares back at me. A pickle pizza is a grim, unfeeling mirror that shows the true nature of a man's soul, the very measure of his character. I admit, I could only handle half of a 10" pickle pizza...and it comes in a 14" size! What lost or fabled generation of heroes could have tackled a 14" pickle pizza I cannot say. Also the garlic knots were pretty good.

Must try the garlic knots! So good. Served with marinara but the great part is the garlic sauce at…read morethe bottom of the garlic knots. The dill pickle pizza is amazing and my family also loves The Pig pizza. Portions are large, too. Located in a former fire station with limited parking. Call ahead for faster service.

The food here so far has been tasty. Everything I have we did a group order and everyone was…read moresatisfied with what they had ordered. I had a grilled cheese with tomato soup and this was a tasty lunch combo. Filling and worth the money

Redbud is a nice little restaurant. The freshly made cakes and sandwiches are excellentread more

The location is cool- old town Jefferson City TN. The building is like 40000 years old. It is…read morehistory- but the cool kind. Local owners on site that care and deliver fresh tasty food at fair prices. Great staff. Cigar patio out back. Mornings slide in next door to have breakfast at mossy creek cafe- same owners- same spot. Good lunches. Fancy Nancy coffees. I recommend the pizza on Friday and Saturday. The burgers are yum. Go. Then go again. Then go back some more.

Didn't get to go as they were closed but had several locals highly recommend this place. It is…read moreattached to the Mossy Cafe which I did try and it was awesome. I am told the pizza is the bomb. Love the decor as we could eat in there in the morning if Mossy is overflowing.

This is a family owned farmers market. Whatever they have usually just came straight from the farm…read more The sweet corn in the summer is amazing! They are knowledgeable and helpful.They have homemade desserts. I haven't the deserts but they look yummy.

Loved the roadside place. Got the sweet yellow watermelon and it couldn't of been better. Also got…read morethe most delicious brownies. What a find! Thanks

Been going there for years and the service and food are always great. Welcoming environment that's…read moreclean and neat. Will always recommend Gondolier. Be warned do not go to Sicily restaurant in Jefferson City because it's awful all the way around!

I saw this place on TikTok where someone said they had the best cheesecake they've ever had. They…read moreobviously have never had real, authentic cheesecake--or even really good cheesecake. I got a slice of the red velvet cake and the Oreo cheesecake. The outside of the cheesecake had almost a whipped cream-type layer, and it tasted like it had been sitting in the freezer for quite some time with other foods because it had that freezer taste. I took one bite and threw the rest away. It was not good at all. The red velvet also wasn't traditional red velvet, which should have that chocolate flavor with the red food coloring. This seemed to be missing the chocolate and tasted more like it was made from a cake mix. It definitely didn't taste fresh and was pretty dry. My daughter ate some of it, but neither of us thought it was anything special.

Good food and service. My wife had chicken salad plate and I enjoyed the salad bar. The chicken and…read morerice soup was savory and loaded. The salad bar had all the fixings I like.

I ordered the spaghetti and it had very little sauce and meat on top of a huge pile of noodles. It…read moretasted awful

So this is not home made stuff, it's like food service poly bags…read more We got a plate of fried tan food. And it was tasty when you know what to expect. Very hot. The peanut butter cake is terrible. It's previously frozen and damp. Super super gross. So don't order dessert. The waitress was very nice.

A friend and I ate at Lisa's Country Kitchen in Jefferson City, TN this past Thursday evening…read more(January 29) around 4:00. After being seated I ordered the Turkey and Dressing Special because I thought it would be a very good "Special" and I thought I would get it fast! It took 25 or so minutes for the meal to arrive and when I got it there was only one 4"x4 x1/16" +/- thick slice of processed Turkey placed on top of the Dressing. Yes, only one bite size of very thin processed Turkey. It is difficult for me to understand how a Turkey Dinner could only have one very small slice of Turkey! The Baked Potato I ordered was small but hot which was a plus. I received a slice of a Loaf of Bread that was advertised as French Toast, and was not warm. I managed to eat the Luke warm barely edible Dressing along with the decent tasting Baked Potato. I kept wishing that I had ordered something else that hopefully would have tasted better but it was now to late for that. The waitress was respectful but robotic like, not too polite at all. The Restaurant had lots of supposed antiques both nailed to the wall and placed in shelving areas, a supposed Cracker Barrel sort of copy. It is my guess that none of the items has been dusted since being nailed to the walls or placed in the shelves. I have to rate this meal experience as the third worst meal that I have ever eaten at a Restaurant! There was asolutely nothing I experienced while at the Restaurant, that was positive! One thing that was strangely surprising was that there were lots of automobiles parked out front and the Restaurant was about 3/4 full! I guess I should have asked the Waitress before ordering my meal: "What do you recommend that I get to eat"? But, since I didn't ask that question and since my meal was terrible I will not be eating at Lisa's Çountry Kitchen again and I sincerely cannot recommend eating there to anyone else!

Best tasting bagels around! Having worked in NYC for a few years, these bagels taste exactly like…read morethe city bagels! So happy to find the New York style bagels here in Morristown! The Gouda and egg on an everything bagel is a must try! You won't be disappointed! I'd put this on my top five! You've never had nothing like this! Really the only thing NY was great for were the bagels!

This place is tucked inside Mossy Creek Mercantiles, a super cute antique store. They have a very…read morenice sitting area with lots of tables and natural light. The perfect spot for an afternoon tea and a book, a board game, or just to chat with friends over coffee. My husband and brother spent a couple of hours enjoying cookies, coffee, and a game of chess! They said the owner couldn't have been nicer! The cafe has a large selection of coffee drinks, teas, smoothies, as well as some pastries and sandwiches. They are a great and welcomed new addition to the city!

All and all, Pretty good. Drink was strong…read more Server was friendly and came by often enough. Stuffed mushrooms were delicious and hot. Favorite dish of the night. Burnt ends with hickory smoke bbq were good, a little less "burnt" then used to, but very flavorful. The ribeye quesadillas needed to be warmer but very yummy . The guacamole needed salt or seasoning. But, made me believe I had added a vegetable to my plate, haha. The pico was great.

It's really all that's here so let's hope it never closes!…read moreFood is decent- Drinks are cold and strong- Great prices/hh/theme nights Staff is usually fun and polite- Bar staff definitely is Overall a good solid stop

We were in the are and business ran late so we were looking for something new to try and this place…read morepopped up. Well off the beaten path for sure. Sits on the lake at a marina and a hidden gem. Lots of patio seating and decent amount of seating inside. Full bar though we didn't try it this trip. Needed water and food due to the heat of the day. Since it was after 8pm we were able to walk on and be seated right away. Decent size menu with both fish and burgers and wings to choose from. The salads also looked good. Opted for these tacos. Look at them. At this hour they look like the pix in the menu. I was amazed at the appearance but wowed by the flavor. So this is a hard shell in a soft shell with the most delectable filling I have had in a while. Lots of shrimp and the other items all blended for an amazing harmony of flavors. Definitely glad I changed at th last moment and went with these. Delicious!!! The onion rings were pretty and fluffy but not my style. Still good but at that hour too much breading. Service was very good. Parking seems to be split between upper and lower since you are on the side of a bank going down to the lake. The restaurant was clean and bright and is probably a hoping place on the weekends.

The atmosphere here is so special. My wife and I loved being on the porch outside over the lake. I…read morewould love to come back for a beer at night. The food was not great. Typical bar food. Who knows, maybe we ordered the wrong stuff. The wings and nachos were really cold and boring. Our waitress was Whitley and she did a great job servicing the entire outside sitting area.