This turned into a two meal takeout order because we got sweets from their case that were too…read moretempting to pass up, and then got sandwiches for lunch. I was a little happier with my blueberry muffin than I was my Cousin Vinny. I wanted so bad for the sandwich to taste like an amazing Muffaletta because of the ingredients, but it didn't blow my mind. Still, it was fine. It was disappointing that they were out of chicken cutlets because several of the sandwiches had that as the critical ingredient. But I would go back to explore the cutlets and their various Italian mains (lasagna, meatballs, etc) if I am ever in Nelsonville again.

Cute little spot in this town. Grabbed some tiramisu. It was pretty good. Quick and fast service…read moreand good selection.

Friendly and cozy, food is simple and spot on, doesn't disappoint. If you like an iced/spiced…read morecoffee try the Turkish latte, she recommended it, and it rocks.

Not a bad place to stop for a cup of coffee, and a small bite…read more It had a nice selection of drinks and a few choices for food. However i found the coffee to be a little bland in flavor, and the prices to be a little high. My bagel with cream cheese was just ok, but my wife liked her egg sandwich. The service was good but the shop was a little small, not much room to sit inside and only had a fee places to sit outside. I guess it makes a nice neighborhood spot if you are close enough to walk to.

y'all are so dramatic…read more It's a subway. if you're going to subway expecting fine dining y'all are TRIPPIN. Regarding customer service, the staff aren't "on drugs" and they're not disrespectful for having a conversation with you that's not about food-- that's called being nice! You should try it every once in a while! when I went in there, I was greeted by a very nice man who was running the restaurant ON HIS OWN-- poor guy was making 4 mobile orders with no help. y'all need to treat minimum wage workers with respect, they sacrifice their time and sanity most of the time to provide you with service. The one man who was running the place made the subway feel like a family get-together. cheery and open for conversation. while I was deciding what to get, another employee came in, apologized for his lateness, and told us about a dog that had chased him down his road! it was a nice conversation, he's a very good storyteller. and man, can these guys make a sandwich. I got a Spicy Italian (i forgot the new name) and a cookie, and they loaded me up with ingredients. These employees are TRYING THEIR BEST. be nice to minimum wage employees! please!

Walked in the restaurant and both ladies were on their phones, ignoring my brother and I. Then the…read moreemployee started yelling at me to order mumbling, sounding like she was on drugs. Both employees started screaming and called the police because I filled up my water before I ordered. I do NOT RECOMMEND you to eat here.

We went to Tammy's two days in a row. We loved it. Tammy is so attentive and their food is great!…read moreWe enjoyed breakfast and lunch! The fried green beans and country friend steak was delicious. We will definitely be back!

The food was absolutely terrible. How can you mess up scrambled eggs? Not to mention they were…read morecold by the time I got them.

On the surface, it's a dive bar with dive food, but look a little closer. Signature sandwiches the…read moreMine Burger and the Miner's Melt offer unique toppings that actually make this place a intriguing destination in Nelsonville's public square. The salami that comes on the Mine Burger wasn't good for my arteries, but it was great for my tastebuds. The Miner's Melt blended a lot of goodness between its sourdough slices and was worth the get as well. Beyond that, the tavern posts its rotating daily specials on Facebook with items that would surprise you given the rest of the menu. Think: Chicken Alfredo, Jambalaya and Beef Stroganoff. The Mine Tavern probably isn't too bad for a cheap beer as well.

Whenever I'm somewhere new I try to find a place with a sense of history and boy did this place…read moredeliver on that. It's a very cool building and I hope they're able to maintain it. The food was average. Not bad, but also not memorable. The service was pretty good.

We went in at 3:30pm on a Saturday. We waited so long that we had to give up and leave. I was with…read moremy husband and two preschool children. The waitress gave us no heads up on it taking so long but did inform us they were out of two items we ordered. They even made us pay $7 for two kids lemonades. We had to run to Sonic for lunch in order to make it to the train ride we were in town for which is right next door to this restaurant. When we told them we were about to leave she didn't offer to see what the status was on our time left. She didn't care. They make money either way on the other tables. Food was just not leaving the kitchen. I felt bad for everyone walking in as we left.

Stopped in here on lunch break from a training I was at for work. It is inside a Rocky outdoor…read morestore. We got sat quick, greater right away, and the food came out pretty quick. I got the three meat and it was good. Had Mac and cheese as a side which was also good, and I really enjoyed the little corn bread pieces.

This small town pizza parlor is like walking into the past. We came in around lunchtime on a cold…read moreSaturday. The woman working was very friendly and made us feel welcome. The pizzas took about 20 minutes. They came out piping hot. They had a crisp crust and thick sauce. They were pretty good.

We originally were going to the bar across the street until we smelled the fresh pizza wafting from…read morethe door. We're glad we did. The service was excellent, we were greeted our table was wiped down despite it being clean. We changed our minds and decided to eat at the picnic table out front with the idea we would get the pie ourselves. Nope, they brought the pie, and our salad out to us with a roll of paper towels, and we're happy to do it. The salad! 5 stars! Fresh shredded lettuce tossed with groind pepperoni, green peppers, onions, banana pepper, and cheese. It was enough for 4 of us to eat from. The pizza! 4 stars. A thin,crisp crust where you could taste the fermentation. It had a nice balance of sauce and cheese. We ordered pepperoni, sausage, and mushrooms. The pepperoni was Ezzo Sausage's Old World pep, the sausage was sliced and flavorful, the mushrooms were fresh, not from a can. All great! The sauce held the pizza back though. It was tangy, spicy, and well balanced. It was made from tomato paste, or maybe Contidina sauce.. I cant really say what the problem is. To summarize: Great service, Great salad, Above average pizza! Stop when you're in town.

We were a party of 7 at the busiest time. Service was awesome, Tia was kept busy managing several…read morecustomers and we received excellent service. Food was outstanding. They serve breakfast all day and that's what we enjoyed. They spoiled my grandson with chocolate chips to add to his pancakes. Gigi is in the town of "The Plains". Home of Joe Burrow. Joe is a very talented QB in the NFL and a Heisman winner. (2019). I highly recommend this place. AAA+++ Thanks Tia!

Gigi's is a bulwark of what are otherwise limited dining options in The Plains. Breakfast with…read moreloads of hearty traditional options is what it means for me. Small but ample dining room, welcoming staff, and chalk full of locals. And of course probably best known for the local boy made good, Joe Burrow, captured with all manner of LSU and Bengals paraphernalia as decorations. The Joey B wall just to the right above the counter is especially classic. In the NFL off season in particular you can get lucky and see him there and of course his parents too who are local community mainstays. Only point of note I'd share that isn't a full endorsement is to go sandwich on a biscuit. One shouldn't necessarily expect a lot in this format if you choose not to sit, but my recent visit it was a pretty mushy and small biscuit.

Mobile ordered one single medium blue coconut slushy and then proceeded to sit at the stall for 25…read moreminutes and still no slushy. This is ridiculous. There are three, maybe four, workers in there and it seems not one of them is doing a thing. One lady has been on her phone in between tiny tasks not helping at all. Drive through has been backed up and since i've been here, not one car has moved. This is a very common occurrence at this establishment. update: It has been another 10 minutes. There are 5 workers, three teenage girls are standing around talking and drinking drinks. One man dropped a drink on the ground which landed on its top and proceeded to bring it out to a customer. Two of the workers are hugging and kissing in clear view of customers. Drive through is still backed up. Still no slushy.

Sonic is one of my favorite fast food chains. This location in particular almost always takes…read moreforever to get orders out and if I order food there's a 50% chance something is going to be missing. The staff is always kind, which I think is great though.

Burger King in Nelsonville should definitely close down... There have been several times I've…read moreplaced an online order, have gone to pick up said order, and waited over 15-20 minutes in the drive thru line because they never seem to have enough people there. And the shift lead manager I've dealt with a few times was definitely snotty and uptight. I've had situations where I've not gotten my complete order OR you could tell plain as day that the food was just tossed together and thrown aside and extremely cold. I most definitely prefer BK on East State Street in Athens.

By far the Worst Customer service, I've ever experienced does not allow Mobile's scooters for…read moreHandicap people in there store they will yell across the line to mannager just to tell you to leave they store also they will not give Corporate's number Or any way to make a legit complaint iv called 4 Burger king and no luck 4 number that go to nothing and there is no Signs posted anywhere will be Contacting the attorney general's for help on this matter