Great service and tasty products. Purchased a birthday cake for my wife and after being initially…read moreskeptical (prob because it was my idea) she absolutely loved it. So much so, she grabbed some PB fudge as well. We will definitely be returning for sweet treats for our family.

Nice place. Great baked products. Crystal and Page do an excellent job.read more

Great selection of candy, jams, cookies, and fried pies. Plus, they have a sandwich deli. It's…read moredifficult to leave with only one item.

Really good cinnamon rolls . Lots of baked goods and…read morechocolate covered pretzels. They also have holistic homemade beauty supplies.

We came here after our Jack Daniels tour and it's only a 5-mins drive down the road. We were…read morewelcomed by Mr. Billy who is the owner and the nicest guy ever! He told us all about his family business and his moms recipe and the features they had on television. We also saw their kitchen where they make the whiskey cake! If you are here, definitely pay a visit and experience their southern hospitality. We bought a bunch of stuff and really enjoyed them. I brought some at work as well that my coworkers enjoyed! You can also order online!

This off the road find is a memorable stop while in Lynchburg, TN. Bill (owner and chocolatier) was…read morewaiting on the front porch of the shop when we arrived! Serenely located next to his walking horse stables and beside his home, his shop is a quaint, small business that reminds us what it means to be made in America! Although his bread is sold in Cracker Barrel stores, Kroger's, and he has been featured on The View and Food Network, he keeps his operation small enough to be able to let visitors tour his kitchen (for free) while listening to his unique story of American small twin success. Be sure to stop by and buy some whiskey bread, chocolate whiskey balls, or whiskey pecans before venturing on to the Jack Daniel's Distillery in Lynchburg. Calling ahead would be best- give this trip about 30 minutes of your time! Bring $23 and you can take home one of each of his products. Or order from his website!

Great beer. Nice selection of greasy-fork foods. Generous person for the hungry diner. The service…read moreis friendly, and the owner is present and funny. This cafe is more of a bistro or bar, but with a country-style. The food was yummy. A lot of fried food, but very satisfying.

Expecting fully to go to a nice cafe and tavern. The sign said open- people were eating at the bar,…read moreoutside, and inside. The waitress rudely scoffed at us and say ummmmm we are closed. Like how would we know that: the sign says open and many people are enjoying their meals. Idk if food is good or not but the people are a bit obnoxious.

I could start out with a complement of the orange biscotti and it's firm and forgiving texture,…read moreright there in the middle where it belongs. Or the absolutely fantastic, sweet and citrusy flavor. Or maybe aI will switch over to the organic fig preserves. I'm not big on organic, but I do like the fact that you're not messing with the tried and true recipe. Large pieces of fig in there just waiting to sit on top of that hot biscuit. I tried a little sample in the store, and it was really old-school delicious. Instead I think I'll start with the fantastic service and truly positive personality of these small shop owners here in South Pittsburgh, Tennessee. Dan and his wife are true artisan's. Handmade. Homemade here is not a stretch. And the number of things they have available in store is limited, but only limited by the fact that each and everyone is handmade by Dan and Alys Alessandro. I understand they make all kinds of delicious pastry and such...more than what even we found (and it was plenty!). And that cannoli we ate right at the counter was Top Shelf. These folks have got it dialed in here in SoPi. Just a super cool shop.

This is the hardest review I've ever made. I am at a loss of words. The BEST customer service, and…read morefood I have ever had. I got the carrot cake and limoncello cannolis. I am not a person with a sweet tooth, but the way I would drive across the state of Tennessee just to come back and visit this place again speaks for itself! I cannot recommend this place any more!!

If you're anywhere near Memorial Boulevard and craving real, made-with-love comfort food, do…read moreyourself a favor and stop by 3 Mothers on Memorial. This place delivers on every level--flavor, hospitality, and a sense of home you don't often find in a restaurant. The food is soulful and satisfying, the kind that reminds you of Sunday dinners and second helpings. Everything we tried was seasoned just right and served hot, fresh, and generously. You can taste the care in every bite. Service was just as memorable--warm, welcoming, and quick with a smile. Whether you're a regular or walking in for the first time, they make you feel like family. The vibe is relaxed and casual, perfect for a lunch break or an easy dinner with folks who appreciate good food done right. With a name like 3 Mothers, you expect heart--and they deliver it.

I recently saw the new location opened off highway 96, and I was excited to finally get to stop by…read morefor breakfast!! I can't tell you how excited I am to have not only a good breakfast/lunch place close by, but also a place that sells fresh made Central/South American cookies, pastries and cakes My mom and I ordered a couple of different things and I got a pastry to-go so I could try one out later -- everything looked beautiful and tasted delicious! The space is casual and comfortable and the staff were friendly and helpful. Overall, we had a positive experience and I will be back again -- HAVE to try their Tres Leches cake!! I encourage you to show your support as this new location gets going I also need to check out the flagship restaurant someday over on the other side of Murfreesboro...

Went for an early lunch and had the chicken salad and turkey bacon club both on rosemary olive oil…read morebread. The bread was amazing and both sandwiches were fresh and delicious. Both came with chips. After lunch we had to buy a variety of baked goods and ALL of choices ( chess pie square , butter cream horn, cannoli and cookies ) were AMAZING! Highly recommend. Service was excellent.

This is seriously the best bakery in Tennessee! We decided to go for lunch after hiking, and we…read morewere absolutely blown away. The ambiance is adorable and makes you feel right at home when you walk in. We sat in the cafe area for lunch and both decided to get the turkey and cheddar sandwich on homemade sourdough. It was one of the best sandwiches we've ever had. The bread was unbelievable. We had to of course get some baked goods as well, and we decided to try their cookies, eclair, and their s'mores bread and pistachio/almond bread. I have not been able to find a good eclair in Tennessee until this place! The cream inside the eclair was to die for! We even went back the next day to get another one. I also love pistachio and almond flavors, so the combination of the two was so delicious we almost ate the entire loaf in one sitting! If you want a good local bakery and cafe, you have to try this place!! We will definitely be back.

I stopped into this small bakery, which is situated next to a new hair salon... which itself is…read morewhere my old friend Linit had his Best Donuts shop in the past. I was curious to see what they had compared to Linit's goodlicious fresh donuts, kolaches, and other morning goodies... as he had a solid FIVE STARS from me and I'm sure pretty much everyone else who had crossed his threshold! It was sad to have him move out of state and lose all those goodies... but... Anyway, walking in I was greeted by two smiling faces and one sleepy one... the young daughter of the owner. She's not quite two, but is adorable! I asked if I could take pictures and got the okay... they're not quite finished with everything, but have opened and are working around getting everything else put in place. I have to say WOW on what's in their bakery cases... it's edible ART. BEAUTIFUL. Abel, the owner, came from LA to the little town of Shelbyville to escape the madness that is California; he lived there 15 years. He and his wife are so sweet... I feel like family! They are so welcoming... This is a more Hispanic type bakery than an "American" type... and the bakery cases are filled with breads almost too pretty to eat... cheesecakes, tarts, flan, many gorgeous sweets I have no idea what they are but I want... mega YUM... beautifully decorated cakes and pies that one doesn't normally see around here... it's a literal feast for the eyes before you ever buy anything to eat!!! (I do need to brush up on my Spanish, as English is their second language... but Abel's English is fantastic. No one will have a problem understanding anyone, I don't think.) They offer free coffee with purchase, and if you had been there when Abel had brought out a fresh tray of croissants straight out of the oven... I'm talking SWOON!!! Oh yeah... y'all have to stop in. You really do. The visual makes you want one of EVERYTHING. I think he and his family will do well. Wedding cakes or quinceañeras... parties... birthdays... Abel and his lovely family can handle it beautifully; literally AND figuratively!

I was driving through Shelbyville and saw a bakery :) it was cute . They had pan dulce bread , flan…read more, tarts ... I got a pastry . It was sooo good I will be back if I ever taking. A road trip .