We ate here on our way home from visiting our daughter and husband in Kentucky.It is a nice little…read morecountry diner on a pretty country drive.She had the catfish,my wife had the Philly,My son and I had the Bigfoot burger.Service was great.Plenty of food for everyone for the ride back .Nothing fancy,just good food for The Working Man Review.

I've passed this spot multiple times on my trek from home to Tennessee and always wanted to stop…read more Today we did! On Saturdays they have Barbeque and their plate options are a real deal. The menu gives you a ton of options between meats and sides, and all are very hometown and tasty. My husband got the pulled pork plate which came with two sides and a huge portion of meat. The baked beans were a bit spicy as they had added hot sauce to the mix which made it amazingly flavorful. My Mom got their chicken tender plate which was huge! The meat was tender and full of juice and she said the fries were perfectly done. I ended up with baked beans, fries, fries green tomatoes and some potato salad (as a small cheat). I loved the fried green tomatoes! I asked for a side of Barbeque sauce for them which brought out the flavor even more. We were impressed with the feel of the spot as if you were on someone's front porch or having a Barbeque in someone's back yard. And it was tasty! Plus their sweet tea is amazing and you get two free refills! Lovely staff and to the spot service plus a home feel. Highly thankful for this spot and will for sure try it again! If you are passing by make sure to stop and try out their food, delicious!

We stopped in this diner yesterday morning to have breakfast. We found they were not practicing any…read moresocial distancing or any other of the precautions taken during the covid-19 crisis. We were not bothered by that but some people may certainly be bothered by it. The waitress came to the table and asked if we needed a menu, she brought silverware and asked us what we wanted to drink. It appeared there was one waitress and one cook. We brought our drinks and asked what we wanted to eat and I said I wanted to pancakes with bacon and the I said are you sure are pancakes are really large as she motioned to about the size of a plate. I said yes I want two of them and I could have done without the eye roll at not taking her suggestion. The hubby ordered biscuits and gravy, eggs, hash browns, and sausage. She brought out our meal and asked if we needed more coffee or tea. It was a good breakfast and there was plenty of food to eat. We left there satisfied and I am sure when we are back in the Celina, Tennessee area we will stop in here again.

Just a great country breakfast--salty and tender country ham, perfect over-medium eggs and hash…read morebrowns, biscuits and sausage gravy. The perfect fuel for a day hiking in nearby Standing Stone State Park. Service was excellent, the coffee did not stop, and the smiles were all around. Bring your appetite and your good cheer. Both are greatly appreciated--and rewarded--at Doris'.

The Eatin' Table in Tompkinsville, KY is a warm, no-frills hometown restaurant that does comfort…read morefood very well -- think generous breakfasts, classic burgers, smoked BBQ specials, and a menu that reads like a love letter to Southern diner favorites. The dining room feels clean and welcoming, the service is friendly and down-to-earth, and portions are hearty enough that the regulars (and visiting challengers) keep returning. Standout strengths are the breakfast offerings and the house-sized portions: the restaurant is locally famous for its oversized "Mike's Big Breakfast" challenge and consistently large, satisfying plates that make it an ideal stop for a hungry traveler or a family meal. There's a lot to like if you enjoy generous pancakes, thick-cut toast, crispy hashbrowns, or smoked chicken and brisket options. Service tends to be warm and personal, and staff are attentive and helpful. However, a few patrons report occasional order misses during busy shifts, so a polite reminder about any special sides can be beneficial. The restaurant also appears active on local social channels and delivery platforms, which makes takeout an easy fallback. In short, choose The Eatin' Table when you want honest, filling Southern comfort food served with small-town hospitality. It's a supportive, friendly spot that shines at breakfast and offers reliable, flavorful plates for lunch or dinner. It's perfect for visitors exploring Monroe County who want hearty portions and a welcoming vibe.

Food is delicious, always fresh, reasonably priced. Service is top notch and they make you feel…read moreright at home. Definitely get the "mom and pop" feeling. Always clean and family oriented. My favorite and most recommended menu items - cowboy burger and cheesecake.

Girls work as a great team and service is wonderful, food is good, not gourmet but good. Would go…read moreback Did all you can eat shrimp and couldn't get more because first round was a lot of food!

This is the place you want to eat if your coming into town.Got great service and good food.Just…read morecome on down! CELINA, TN 38551 CAROL CHERRY 776burford dr celina Tn. GOD BLESS

We love taking the country roads when we're on a road trip--it's where the real treasures hide!…read moreWe're not just talking quirky diners and charming little stores (though there's plenty of those); we mean the people, the stories, the art, and the unexpected beauty in every mile. There's always a story to hear--and a few to tell. On our long way home, we stumbled upon this gem of a diner, and wow--what a blessing. Think home-cooked goodness, warm Southern hospitality, smiles all around, and a pace slow enough to actually taste your food and your life. Shoutout to Linda--absolute rockstar. She was flying solo, handling both dine-in and takeout during what can only be described as the sacred Southern time slot between church and lunch. She was calm, kind, and steady, with that gentle smile that says, "Yep, I've got this." The food? Hit the spot perfectly and kept us happy all the way to the hotel. One more story added to the road trip book--and it came with gravy.

Amazing food and love the owner! They keep the place clean and the prices are great ! Highly…read morerecommend. We live in Knoxville and have a houseboat in the area . We always stop here to eat either breakfast or lunch and never leave without saying " That was delicious ! "

This is a local favorite! The food is always good, no matter what you order, especially the…read morebreakfast gravy. The staff is very friendly. The dining area is always clean. Stop on by, you will not be disappointed! You may have to wait a few mins to be seated. That's a great sign in my opinion. Lol

Great little town home cooking restaurant in Russell springs. Very clean, neat restaurant. Friendly…read morestaff. Unfortunately One obnoxious customer proceeded to tell his life story very loudly with lots of colorful language We will come back (hoping that obnoxious customer isn't there then).

We stopped here for breakfast on our way home from a funeral the day before. What a nice place!…read more Unabashedly pro-American and veteran-owned, the enthusiastic service made our day. Breakfast was good, too, at a very reasonable price! We would definitely come back.

Southern Rock @ the Galley is a Great restaurant! Friendly staff, good food, and a great view of…read morethe lake! I would recommend the "Loaded Tater"! It was massive and the BBQ was amazing! There is also Ice Cream available if you would like something quick! Overall great experience!

This is our first time on Dale Hollow. We stopped here. Such a great place. Great food and so…read morefriendly staff. Definitely will be back.

What a gem! It was nice to chat with the owner and get some history while waiting for them to make…read morea FRESH POT OF COFFEE just for me! Lovely place, fresh, local ingredients and nothing fried on the menu -- an anomaly for this part of the country. Definitely worth a stop and be sure to put your pin on the map!

A wonderful little gem tucked into the historic old pharmacy downtown Burkesville. Everything they…read moremake is fresh and mostly local ingredients so the menu changes regularly. Everything we've had has been delicious!!

My family visited this nice little cafe and had a lovely lunch…read more The decor is very minimal but tasteful-mostly consisting of a stark brick wall adorned with black and white portraits and simple but elegant furniture and fixture and a sprinkle of heart shaped confetti in the window. Not what I would expect from a small town cafe in rural Kentucky! I ordered the Buffalo Chicken Wrap with a side of sweet potato fries. The fries were a standout-perfectly crispy on the outside, soft on the inside and lightly seasoned with sugar and pepper. The provided dipping sauce was a treat-sweetened whipped cream cheese with vanilla bean. The smallish wrap consisted of quality ingredients-particularly a nice tomato. There was a conservative amount of nicely seasoned but tiny chicken nuggets, more breading than meat. The sauce was excellent and slightly spicier than most versions, which I appreciated. Overall, a delicious if not completely satisfying meal. Would go again.

The Firehouse coffee drink was yummy as was the potato soup and grilled cheese. Just right for the…read morefirst day of snowflakes this December! Great ambiance and friendly folks.