Seemed to be a family owned restaurant. Super cute and plenty of options for everyone, from…read moreSouthern to Mexican food. Our waiter was super friendly and helpful in many ways even during a busy afternoon held all the tables very well and had a great attitude about being busy and short staffed. We appreciate our visit and will return again next year! Our family had the below and all were great for lunch: -Chips and salsa for appetizer + queso -Grilled pork chops green beans/house salad -Fajita shrimp nachos -Cajun Burger with fries -Corn bread and rolls

We went to Rojas Kitchen for lunch on a weekday. The restaurant was nearly full, evidently a…read morepopular place for the locals. We were seated right away and brought menus by our server. The menus have lots of home cooking traditional favorites. And we stuck to those for our orders. I had the chicken fried steak ,fried squash, and pinto beans. My wife had grilled pork chop, green beans, and fried squash. We had originally ordered fried okra c but they swapped it with squash when the okra ran out. The food was prepared quickly and came out hot and yummy. We finished up with a piece of homemade coconut cream pie!!!

What a terrific little spot. Incredibly fluffy buskers and gravy. Coffee is hot and fresh and food…read moreis prepared fast and to perfection. If you are looking for a delicious spot for breakfast that will fill your belly and not empty your wallet M&M is the place!

The wait was a little longer then expected but the food was excellent not what I was expecting at…read moreall but it surprised me i hope this business does well the biscuits were my favorite part keep making people happy :)

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'.

Food tasted good and had good presentation. Service was prompt and friendly. It wasn't very crowded…read morewhen I went around 1:00 pm on a weekday. My teenage sister and her friends enjoy singing karaoke at Midtown Social on weekend evenings.

What a fun little place. We stopped in for lunch and sat at the bar. Emily T was our bartender and…read morewas fast and friendly. I ordered sangria with blackberry vodka. So amazing! We started with cheese curds, RJ ordered a smashburger, and I ordered a Nashville hot chicken sandwich which was juicy and hot and burned my lips. So good and our drinks were ridiculously cheap. This was a great find! We will definitely come back next trip for Sunday brunch chicken and waffles and a mimosa flight.

Ok I'm just gonna post this here for all those who are looking for a good place with fresh food and…read morelovely cake!

What a pleasant experience! Ordering was easy, the Service was fast, and the Barbie-Q Chicken Salad…read moresandwich on a Croissant that I ordered was Amazing! They didn't seem too busy, but it didn't matter! Ambiance was definitely laid back and comfortable. Recommend this place for a light and tasty meal!

12-21-24 Having eaten here a year ago and absolutely…read moreloved it, we were only too happy to come back when it was suggested for lunch. Our server Rachel was quick to greet us, friendly, and helpful. Brick walls, wood block sculptures, and old black and white photos of the town serve as decor, making the place very welcoming. A couple rounds of local beers started us and then we were off in earnest. The fried pickle spears were just as perfect as we remembered. Huge, hot, sour, and delicious, served with dijonaisse dipping sauce. Everything we ordered was delicious and each person at the table thought theirs was best. A smoked ham, cheese, and fig sandwich... cheese quesadillas... pork belly sliders... steak and mushroom wrap... all great. Our only disappointment was the gumbo. It tasted more like a bland bean soup. No seafood flavor and non existent seasonings, but even that wasn't enough to bring this place down. We cannot recommend highly enough!

3.5 Bc my mother has not stopped talking about this…read morerestaurant, I was in the area so I had to go. Upon arriving I almost turned around and left. The host was so RUDE. It was very much an inconvenience. I grabbed the Teriyaki Tuna. It was yummy! It was sear and could have went just a bit longer. It was yummy.

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 ! "

Loved this restaurant. The Southwestern omelet bowl was absolutely delicious. Would definitely…read morego again!

I wanted to love this place since we went out for a special celebration of my husband. We had not…read morebeen before and the menu looked amazing! We did not have a great experience. We had a party of 10 and went early (before 6pm on a weekday). It was not busy, and when we arrived there was one couple seated. Despite this, I think they rushed our food. And we would have gladly waited a little longer for cooked food. :/ Everyone at the table who ordered "steamed broccoli" received hard, barely cooked broccoli. My mother-in-law's potatoes were not fully cooked, and her salmon was raw. Since all her food was not edible, they took it off the bill. So at least there's that. The green beans my mother ordered were also quite crunchy, which can be personal preference. I did not complain about my salmon, but it was undercooked as well. However, even if it were cooked, the lemon sauce makes it inedible. I order salmon at most restaurants and I have never tasted a more horrific sauce. I thought maybe I was being dramatic, so let everyone at the table taste the sauce. Every single one of them scrunched up their face and said "UGH!" It was described by my family members as "putrid, disgusting, rotten pudding, and having a strong iron taste." I have to agree there. When they put it on the table I thought the fish was bad, but it was just the strong smell of the sauce. So all the broccoli, salmon, and potatoes were undercooked... however everyone who ordered steak received it cooked way past what they had ordered. My husband ordered medium, and it looked close to well done. My nephew ordered medium rare, and it looked medium well. My husband's steak was still tender and tasty though, so he did not complain. His Brussels sprouts were decent and grits were very flavorful. My sides were mac and cheese and a salad. Those were both very good! The mac and cheese is in an interesting flavorful sauce. More creamy than cheesy, but I enjoyed it. The salad seemed pretty fresh with homemade dressing from what I could tell. Our server was nice, but did not check on us at all, and was only at the table to take our orders, deliver the food, and give us the check. The majority of us had empty drink glasses and would have wanted refills. There was an automatic tip of 20% on the bill because of the larger party, which was fine, but like I said, the service wasn't great since we didn't get checked on whatsoever. Overall, it's not the worst place I've ever been but it wasn't very good. You hate to go to a place that SHOULD be good, pay good money, and receive that quality, but we weren't going to sit there and every single one of us complain. Sometimes, you just have to eat a bad meal, laugh about it, and not return. The fact of the matter is there are much better places to eat in Cookeville with better food and better service, so we probably won't be back.