The food is amazing and the staff very friendly. Fixing to go there again in a few to get some of…read morethe catfish off the buffet. You talking about good!!! The best.. Do give them a try. Promise you won't be disappointed!!!

We were traveling from GA to Nashville, looking for a place for lunch when we found Emma's via…read moreIExit app. We love to try non-chain restaurants and Emma's was an amazing find. This meat and three with a huge buffet offered great service and some of the most delicious food we have ever experienced outside of our own kitchen. The meats were tender and perfectly cooked and the vegetables were seasoned to perfection. We chatted with the gentlemen at the table next to us just like we were locals and left knowing that we would definitely make this a stop on future trips.

Damron's Restaurant is the best place for a country breakfast. Biscuits and gravy, grits and all…read morethe breakfast meats are great. But my favorite thing about them happened Thanksgiving. As we drove to our family dinner when we passed by, the parking lot and surrounding areas were full of automobiles and there was a line going across the street of people waiting to get in. I knew then that they were providing Thanksgiving dinner to everyone in the area. I have often wanted to volunteer for the free meal on Tuesday evenings, but physically can't. They are truly putting their money in the right place and they will be repaid in triplicate. !

I was looking for a diner while the wife had a doc appt and did a search and found this place. From…read morethe outside you wouldn't know it's a diner/restaurant. But a nice lady outside showed me where it was. You basically seat yourself and the nice waitstaff got my order quick. They are basically a breakfast joint and close at 2pm . The prices were a little different from menu to bill . So not sure what's up with that but overall had a good experience. 2 eggs biscuits gravy and bacon and coffee was enough to fill me up. Bill was about 10 excluding tip . Really quaint country diner in a small neighborhood. Folks have it 5 stars and gave it a try. Would come back again .

Our group of 9 recently had lunch at Miss Mary Bobo's. We had heard of this location from a friend…read moreand since we were going to the Jack Daniel's distillery, then having lunch at Miss Mary Bobo's was a must. Lunch was delicious - if you walk away hunger then it's your own fault. They were willing to keep bring the family style served food out as long as you wanted. The location was great and fun to hear the stories from our hostess. If in Lynchburg, then make sure you eat here.

Had wonderful time there Everyone was friendly. The food…read more was wonderful if you leave there hungry it your fault. YOU get to sit and eat with other families. . We meet families from Japan and Australia. Before eating you go around the introduction yourself. Are was guests Sean told us stories about Miss mary bobo's. Tipping goes to all the high school students working there and helps them with their scholarship.

The food was excellent, the service was also. The restaurant was full of very satisfied customers.read more

This was my 3rd time at Granny Fishes. I always look forward to eating here when I'm in town…read morevisiting family. But something is changing and not for the better. Don't get me wrong, it's still down home fried catfish. And they have some of the best hush puppies you can find. But the quality of the fish, the declining service, and the uneven cooking is concerning. First off, you will have to wait to be seated. That is a given no matter what time you go. They are simply that popular. I expect that and have no problem with waiting. But don't seat my party and make us wait another 10-15 minutes to be acknowledged by the server. There is clearly not enough staff to handle the tables they have. I'd rather sit out front talking with friends and family than be sitting at a table being ignored. Once our server came and took our food and drink orders (she was really nice but obviously overwhelmed), she came back with all of the beverages but one iced tea. When we flagged her down, she apologized and said she'd be right back with it. She didn't return until our food was served. She apologized again about the missing tea and finally got it. The hush puppies were outstanding as always. But the fried catfish had an off taste. And she forgot one of the side dishes on three of our plates. I'm not sure if that was her fault or the kitchen but that doesn't make it right. My baked potato was not cooked through (yes, I had the baked potato instead of the standard fries, an odd choice I admit). The white beans were tasty but on the verge of mush, nothing like the saucy beans I'd had here previously. And our drinks sat empty for long periods of time before anyone noticed. This place is a hidden gem, out in the middle of nowhere, and people drive quite a distance to come here. It's a shame that the food and service seem to be declining because I always enjoy coming here....until this trip.

I took a trip up to Tullahoma last week for a change of pace after working in Belvidere. Piggy's…read morePlace wound up being my selection for lunch. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit! I arrived for a fairly late meal (~1:45) so it wasn't super crowded. The parking lot is easy to access. There were a few people eating inside and several carryout orders that occurred during my visit. The inside is adorably decorated in your usual southern bbq joint style -- fun pig memorabilia and whatnot. They have a pretty large selection of bbq and an even larger selection of desserts. In retrospect, I definitely regret not getting a slice of cake or pie to go! I am usually a pulled pork girl, but it is pretty unusual to see smoked pulled chicken -- most places only do half or quarter birds -- and I like pulled chicken a lot, so I ventured out and ordered that! I got the smaller sized plate lunch, which comes with a piece of Texas toast and two sides. I went with curly fries and corn on the cob. Overall, the food was good! The pulled chicken was nice and smoky and the perfect serving size. It was a teeny bit dry but that's typical bbq chicken territory and nothing a good dash of creamy, peppery white bbq sauce couldn't fix. Good sauce! My corn on the cob wasn't super sweet -- probably not quite in season yet -- but it was cooked nicely and very juicy. The fries gave strooooong Arby's vibes such that I think they might actually *be* Arby's fries lol, but there's nothing wrong with that. Especially when they were cooked so fresh and came out hot and crispy! The toast was a lovely buttery companion and my sweet tea was on point. The service here though...THAT gets a 5/5, or really a 10/5 if such a thing were possible. I sometimes feel like southern hospitality is a myth or at least an oversimplification of southern social norms, but at this place it's real and sincere. The woman who took my order -- the owner, I later learned, having purchased the restaurant after years as an employee -- treated me and everyone else who walked in the doors with such warmth, kindness, interest, and attentiveness that it made my entire day. Truly everyone was made to feel so welcome. She catered to some older ladies who came in for a birthday, checked in on me in a nonjudgmental but caring way since I was by myself, and greeted regulars with a smile and by their name. She made the place feel like joy! Definitely give this place a go and enjoy the tasty food and wonderful folks. I'd happily return.

I was looking for A BBQ place that was near me and came across this little place . It's basically a…read morehouse with parking spots in front . No big sign or anything . They have 3-4 pulled meats that can come on a sandwich for 5 bucks or add a side for 3 bucks more . I got the pulled Porto sandwich with a side , was like 8 and change . With baked beans which were really good . The sandwich was a bit small and had to get another one . Usually sandwiches like these are over stuffed but these were kind of skimpy for me . Why o needed another one . Dinner then came out to like 13 bucks . And doesn't show it . The pulled pork sandwiches were very good but could have used more meat . They have assorted sauces on the side and if you want a fountain drink , yup it's more . Over all the service was good and the restaurant was empty when I went but the dinner crowd was starting to flow in. Would try it again as I didn't have their ribs . But it's mostly ala cart and no real deals .

Stopped here looking for a good lunch today and found a great place to eat! Service was awesome,…read morefood came quickly and was delicious! My husband got a burger and I got the Turkey, bacon, avocado, sandwich on wheat toast with home made kettle chips and a pickle! Yum!! I couldn't eat it all. The burger was great too with beer battered fries. Nice bar/restaurant, old time decor. It's a big place; has outside evening seating too. Looks fun!

We only had beer but the atmosphere was nice and our bartender was great! Outside was really nice.read more

The woman at the Beechcraft Heritage Museum recommended this place and, based on how often we heard…read moreher mention it, I am convinced she says it about thirty times a day. She deserves a commission, because it absolutely worked on us. And honestly, it delivered. Now that I live in Texas, I am becoming quite the barbecue aficionado, working my way through all the regional styles this country has to offer. Tennessee BBQ?? - sign me up! This stop was well worth adding to the list. We were seated quickly and decided to split a combo plate, the Barrelhead (something?). It is exactly what you want from a combo. Brisket, ribs, chicken, cornbread, and two sides. We went with the sweet potato casserole and onion rings. The standout items were the ribs and that sweet potato casserole. The ribs were tender, flavorful, and the kind you keep reaching for even when you are already full. The casserole was rich and comforting, easily one of the best sides on the table. The chopped brisket was a bit on the dry side, and I found myself wishing we had asked for sliced brisket instead. This feels like the kind of place that would happily accommodate that kind of request. The cornbread was just okay, nothing memorable, but not a dealbreaker. Even with 2 of us splitting the plate, we still had leftovers, which is always a win and Wayne the dog who enjoyed them - would give it 2 paws up!. The four of us could not resist trying one of the newer desserts, the peach cobbler with ice cream. It comes out warm in a small cast iron dish, which is always a good sign. I do not know why I keep expecting fresh peaches in these desserts, they are almost always canned, but it did not matter. The dish was completely cleaned out in minutes.

The curb appeal is okay. It does have a fairly grand entrance. Inside is quirky and rustic. Plenty…read moreof seating options, both in the bar and the dining room. We arrived at 6:45 - party of 4. Got a table immediately. I had a small appetite and chose the salad buffet and a cup of soup. The buffet has a generous selection and I really enjoyed it. The soup was delicious. Service was prompt and we were eating by 7:05. Everyone enjoyed their meals. And no one had any complaints.

we stopped by tonight after AAU and had the bacon cheese burger and ribeye sandwich. it was great…read moreprobably the best we have had!! would recommend this place!

This is actually my 2nd time here and honestly, I was blown away by their Texan Burger. It has…read moresmokey flavor, lean meat, savory, and the bun itself is good too. Service was really, really, nice but the waiting time is horrible.