Seriously, how else should you rate a place that satisfies your basest needs while also offering to…read moredo up your do? We were driving back from the in-laws' and realized we had run out of chicken feed. Hence we had run out of **OUR** feed, as we mostly eat what "we" (aka my wife) raise. We pull off just after Johnson City (no, really, that's the city's name) and pull into a boot store's parking lot. We become worried. Wiseman's Boots' sign is rather overpowering compared to the salon and feed store adjacent. But we spotted the latter... And our chickens are glad. What rates five stars for a feed store (and feed-us-by-feeding-our-meat store)? The staff. She appeared out of the hair salon fully willing to discuss feed physically. I'm not kidding. Nor am I speaking down about anyone. We walk an odd line between feed & seed & fashion. We can see the best and worst of each, and this place reflects the best. Our chickens agree with gusto. She even helped us knowing that we were traveling through and may not be back, knowing that the feed of interest also is of interest to less scrupulous sorts but sensing that we're the sane ones. Wiseman's is a good place. We may well be ordering through them and picking up en route between a bit further and Atlanta.

Worthless selection at best. Shop around. These are not the only locally owned supplier in town…read more Internet is much cheaper if price is the issue. Service was horrible, I witnessed her rudeness to not only myself but two others. They are not worth the time or the drive. Hope this helps.

I absolutely love this little grocery store. I feel like it probably gets passed up for the Dollar…read moreGeneral as it's off the main drag, but be sure to check it out. To be so small they actually have an excellent selection! The little lady who waited on us was so sweet and seemed like she took pride in her store. I love the ambiance of a Mom and Pop small town grocery.

I haven't been in a quaint lil "Mom and Pop" style grocery store like this since childhood. Maybe I…read moreshould look up synonyms for nostalgia, because everything Hot Springs was nostalgic for both my partner and I. Hillbilly Market was very nostalgic for us both. They seem to have just about everything you could possibly want or need, just without 5-20 options of brands. Simple. Sweet treats sprinkled throughout and even offerings from local farmers and artists. I have a lot of food allergies and sensitivities that make eating a lot of my favorites really hard. Banana chips is one of them. I haven't had them or much dried fruit in several years because sunflower seed oil seems to be used in the process so often with commercial dried foods. If I do find them, they're typically expensive and then taste like crap. So when I came across this expansive display of all these bags of dried fruits and veggies, Banana chips were the first to catch my eye. I startled a few people with my squeal of excitement as I began snatching up bag after bag of dried fruits and veggie chips. Everything I bought was made with a few simple ingredients. No seed oils or dyes, very reasonably priced and everything I bought is very tasty. I'm certain that this place is a treasure trove for people passing through on the Appalachian Trail. I promise that I practiced some self control and left plenty of dried fruits and treats for them as well. That fridge in the back corner of my photo? Full of meat from what we assumed came from a local butcher. It all looked really good and made us regret not cooking dinner at our cabin at least one night. Though we didn't regret any of the good food we had at local diners. Next time though, for sure. Like most places in Hot Springs, they close a lot earlier than we had expected. I think it was around 6:00 when they closed. We were unsure if this was just the usual or due to the community still healing and rebuilding from the hurricanes. So don't make the mistake we made and think you'll just stop in on your way back from a day of adventure and pick up groceries for dinner.

Best gas prices in town. We love a clean store and helpful team. This is the best combo of all…read morethree that we have found.

After much anticipation, Weigel's Elizabethton, TN Store #1106 is NOW OPEN! They are more than a…read moregas station; they have a menu of food items. It is a fantastic location, easy in and easy out.

Love this place! Great service, free sampling, fresh ingredients and spices with a variety of items…read moreplus fresh baked goods

Per suggestion from locals I came to check this place out. By the name of the place you'd assume…read morethey'd have Costco size packages but that's not the case. They carry a variety of things like spices, baking goods, and breads. Their cheese and dips are the best and come highly recommended. The deli sandwiches are also a must try. They are huge and they don't skimp on the meat.

Today I was at the deli getting a sandwich. This young man was making my sandwich. He would mumble…read moresomething to me and then when I would ask what he said he would look at me like I was stupid. He was throwing things on the sandwich not making it proportionate at all. It it the worst sandwich I've ever seen and I'm very disappointed by this behavior, and I will not be back.

Full service shopping to pick up a few things that weren't present in the ALDI on the way here…read more This store has a huge parking lot and it's quite clean. No random shopping carts around and no trash on the ground. Inside, bright aisles and well stocked shelves. Prices are decent and they have everything from meats to cheeses, deli and seafood, lots of frozen, tons of sodas and snacks, large bakery. I found everything I needed today. At the checkout, I was able to put a fake phone number in and get my VIP discount. Hooray for Tommy Tutone. [Review 14960 overall, 462 of 2021, number 263 in Tennessee.]

It was our first time at The Farm Fresh Market in Johnson city, TN. The store is a bit upscale…read moreversion of Wegmans. I loved their bakery and deli selections. We got chicken salad which was very good. We enjoyed the beef pot pie. Since it was my birthday month I got a free slice of cake. You can sign up online and request either vanilla or chocolate cake. The frosting was very creamy. We also selected a few other sweet treats such as a strawberry shortcake, huckleberry cheesecake and a petit chocolate bomb. All were delicious. We will definitely return again over the Christmas holidays.

This place is equivalent to Whole Foods. It is kind of pricey... I definitely stood out in a…read moret-shirt and jeans, getting funny looks. They did have yogurt that I saw on tiktok that isn't at other stores. They have a lot of different kinds of cheeses that you won't find anywhere else either. Good selection of items that you wont find at other places. Worth checking out. But if you get items from the olive bar... make sure they bag that separately because they put the container on its side and the juices spilled all over my other stuff.

I've have always use Publix Bakery for my son's birthday cupcakes and cake since he was born and…read morefor the first time ever this is the most shoddy work I have ever seen. So much so that I started question how old was the cupcakes because the icing was running not even 30 minutes after they were picked up. And when I asked if there was no other way to make it look neater or better, the young lady said because the image is an edible image this was all they could do.

Have to give a high 5 to the meat department team and their manager for the exceptional help in…read moreselecting the best meat for a cookout dinner. Just like a good old butcher shop assistant

I wish I could catch this place open more often because the food is delicious! The prices are…read moreunbeatable for everything you can get there. The staff is lovely, as well as the owner. The restaurant gives off an older look that I just adore. All around just a great place! If you catch it when it's open, stop in for a bite! You will not regret it

Sycamore Drive-In is Carter's County's ultimate diamond in the rough. If you don't know what you…read moreare looking for, you might drive right past it. The once-thriving area of downtown Elizabethton occupied by the Sycamore has fallen to pieces in recent years, but the classic restaurant remains. The former walk-up counter has been closed in with a few tables added, though the main business is take-out orders from locals on their lunch break or looking for an affordable dinner. The menu is general "burger joint" fare with a pretty large selection ranging from bologna sandwiches to chicken tenders, with sides including fries and mozzarella sticks. But the absolute stars of the menu are the burgers. Sycamore's patties are almost literally melt-in-your-mouth fare, juicy but not especially greasy. I like mine plain but ask about some of their specialty "off-menu" offerings to see how creative this hometown eatery can get with an American classic. One thing I have noticed about the food is that it is rarely too salty, likely owing to their attention to the needs of their clientele, many of whom are older folks who have been eating there for decades. That's a welcome change from normal fast-food fare. And speaking of fast food, Sycamore's prices easily beat similar fare in town. A regular cheeseburger will run you just $3.25, with a huge double cheeseburger coming in at $4.25. You can easily feed a family of four here for under $20.00 and be full. Don't let the old-timey exterior and the seemingly out-of-place location deter you: Sycamore Drive-In is truly a local gem in Elizabethton.