This is an excellent slaughterhouse. I have used them numerous times having a cow butchered. They…read moreare honest and dependable. I have also bought bacon, sausage and pork from them- all have been some of the best I have ever had. The place is always clean and the staff are friendly. Great quality- Great service.

I was really excited to buy beef from this local slaughter house however it turned out to be…read morelesser quality and a horrible value. I purchased a 8 pound tenderloin and was told it was choice beef for $20 a pound for eight pounds min. When we were about to butcher it we found it was stamped select beef that was very fatty, as you can see from the picture. I was only able to get 4,6 pounds of usable meat from the tenderloin making it some of the most expensive select meat I have ever purchased $34.63 lb. And half ended up being filet cubes due to the amount of fat. I don't know if this normal, but I will not be back again.

They have diesel! I drove to almost empty and was really glad to see this place! Plus the folks are…read morevery nice! Liked the town too!

We moved here 11/2 yrs ago. This is our favorite place to get good fast fresh food. Everyone there…read morehas always been friendly and polite. There just the neighborhood store with a home town feel.

we absolutely loved this place. They had great coffee and other snacks as well. We loved the Christ…read morecentered atmosphere and shopped a little from the store inside. The goats were fun to watch, they even had brand new baby goats and an adorable Pyrenees puppy that the owner let us pet.

What a fun stop as we travelled from Knoxville to Nashville. We loved seeing the baby goats. The…read morestore is packed full of great items. Many of them are made on site. The employees were all very welcoming and helpful. The café was very busy and appeared to have a lot of regulars. We had the drip coffee and it was delicious and we purchased a blueberry sourdough muffin that looked gorgeous but we haven't had a chance to try it as yet. Definitely worth it to stop and enjoy the relaxation and peacefulness!l

Well our first visit to the area and was shocked at all that was available…read more The Parolee location is at the bottom of the hill. Rolling up I was unaware that up near the prison was a larger restaurant and gift shop. However, this little location had a lot. Some booze, some shirts and really good pizza. The wifey and I had the Barnyard pizza and found it to be outstanding. Actually beats a couple of my local pizza joints. I found the place very clean, including the men/ladies restrooms. Our staff interaction was mainly the fella who brought our pizza to the table. Very friendly fella. So if you're visiting the prison, less crowded, and looking for a great pizza, this it your spot.

Did the Brushy Mountain Penetentiary moonshine tasting and then headed over to Parolees for some…read morelunch and beers. We ordered 2 different pizzas and they were some of the best pizza's we've had in awhile. The crust was just the right thickness, sauce was tasty and they came out nice and hot. Highly recommend if you're staying at their campground.

Food was good and service was good. It is a typical Mongolian set up. Decor is pretty plain but…read morefunctional. Has a variety of hot sauces to have your meal cooked in.....I chose second to the mildest and felt it was plenty hot. I don't even want to contemplate what the hottest is. We will be back.

Really delicious Mongolian-style stir fry noodles! My family and I dined here and I was very…read moreimpressed with how delicious my plate was. They have many options for vegetables and meats. Ask them for extra garlic if you love garlic like I do! We talked to the owner for a bit and you could tell he takes a lot of pride and care for his restaurant. Don't underestimate this restaurant just because it's small and behind a gas station -- the food is delicious!

They have processed a few cattle for me and some friends and always have done a great job and will…read morecontinue to use them

Had my hog done there. They where nice people and did a great job.The debit card payment was down…read moreso I had to pay in cash but that kinda stuff happens. I will be making a appointment soon to have another hog done.

The restaurant and store is always clean and the food is great. The breakfast biscuits are good and…read morethey can cook on the grill other food. The lady manager that works there is very rude though. You can say good morning to her and she won't even speak back most of the time. Tell her to have a great day and she never responds. I stop in there several times a week and she is always the same. Kinda ruins you whole morning.

Food is great !! Super nice workers, it's always super clean , and always super quick I highly…read morerecommend this place

Gotta love a good Buc-ee's visit! This location in Crossville is a perfect midpoint between…read moreNashville and the Smokies and is conveniently located right off I-40, making it an easy stop whether you're heading east or west across Tennessee. I always wonder how long the line will be, but I was able to get in and out quickly both times I stopped this weekend. I primarily came for the reduced gas prices, clean restrooms, and great snacks, but the friendly staff are always a bonus. This trip I fell in love with the Cherry Maple Beef Jerky as it's sweet and savory without being overly sweet, and the texture isn't too tough. I also really enjoyed the peach tea! If you're making the drive between Middle and East Tennessee, this Buc-ee's is definitely worth the stop.

It's Buc-ee's. At…read morethis point, reviewing Buc-ee's feels a little like reviewing Disney World. You already know what you're getting into. A road trip stop somehow turns into a shopping expedition. We stopped at the Crossville location on our way to Nashville and accomplished the essentials: Glazed pecans. Barbecue. A case of water. Road snacks we probably didn't need but somehow couldn't live without. Mission accomplished. Now, compared to some of the giant Buc-ee's locations, this one feels a little smaller. It's still enormous by normal gas station standards, but in the Buc-ee's universe, it's more of a midsize SUV than a monster truck. One disappointment was that the fried chicken and burritos weren't being served during our visit. That's like showing up to a baseball game and finding out the home team has the day off. Still, it's hard to be too critical. The store was clean. The selection was huge. The bathrooms were spotless, as expected. And somehow I walked in for gas and left with enough snacks to survive a minor natural disaster. That's the Buc-ee's experience. Four stars. Because even a smaller Buc-ee's is still better than about 99% of the gas stations you'll find on the road.