I have been here a couple of times now and it is fantastic. I have had the Club Sandwich and the…read moreChef Salad. Both were well made and delicious. She runs a nice little lunch counter and she is an extremely nice person. I highly recommend this place for lunch. Ever since Russell's stopped serving lunch I have been trying to find a place in town that makes a good chef salad. No place in town fit that bill until Parsons. Come check it out. Set your expectations, we're not talking Boarshead or gourmet deli. Just good ingredients, well made and super friendly service.

Nice, unique home decor, furniture, and candles, friendly service, and very reasonable prices.read more

Friendly staff. Lots of interesting and varied antiques--a little something for everyone. Prices…read moreare reasonable. Well maintained with attractive displays.

Such a cute local shop. A wonderful family friendly location…read morewith environmentally conscious items. Loved that they had a refuse & reuse station for soaps, detergents, etc.

From the owner: Carefully curated home goods, pantry, crafts and decor for simple living. Featuring locally,…read moreregionally and ethically sourced, quality goods.

The service was very good and the store had some really cute things that I have not seen before…read more They had a wide variety of loose tea blends to purchase. They also sold moon pies in several different flavors. The reason we were there was for the tea room experience with friends and family a party of 4. I was impressed with all the tea flavors they offered, but the food experience left me very underwhelmed. The quiche and scones were okay and I can say they were"tasty" but seemed precooked and reheated. The chicken salad and cucumber sandwiches seemed fresh made. The dessert offerings were not that great. All and all it was nice but heavily overpriced.

The reviews are all old, 7 years? The tea room has moved. Menu changed…read moreall I can say positive was the room we were in was fun. This is not a Tea Room, the food was not good. Most likely prepared day before, my quiche was hard & egg shell in second bite. In no way could this be called a Tea. They only served Black Tea. $54.00 for food we didn't eat. Server did not question why our plates were full of food she served. She never once came back to check if we were ok with what we had. We would not go back.

Was a great shop, but they are now closed. They sell at a smaller consignment shop called "The…read moreShoppe" in Manchester.

If the following style is of interest to you, then a visit to this quaint shop nestled in Central…read moreTennessee is a "must." The building is divided into small rooms with something of interest around every corner! *The hand picked, unique, unusual *In touch with nature *Realistic greenery and bows, wreaths, and flowers *Farmhouse - old weathered items for indoors and out *Fluffy organic-look pillows and linens *Black and white checkered color schemes for dining room and kitchen *Toiletries and jewelry *Seasonal items and so much more! The owners and staff are very friendly and helpful. It is easy to get to this place if travelling I-24, only about a mile off the Interstate at Manchester, Tennessee. What a great place to shop for gifts or your home!

Fantastic selection and really friendly staff. We had a great experience and will be back. They…read morehave something for everyone.

Had to walk through cigarette smoke, to get into the shop. We were in the shop for a little…read morewhile, before anyone even came in to help us, because their cigarette was more important.

We went inside here mistaking it for the official Jack Daniel's gift shop. I purchased a shot glass…read morethat looked exactly like a barrel. My brother collects rare forms of shot glasses so this was perfect for his collection. It was about $10 but I thought it was worth it since it was one of a kind. Upon purchase we were gifted a regular Jack Daniel's shot glass. So $10 ended up not being bad between a very unique one and a regular. My friend was debating about a shot glass and a whiskey glass. She went with the glass and was pleasantly surprised to be given a shot glass as well.

I and my husband drove to Amish community in TN at the town name Ethridge on Hwy 43 N, TN 38456 we…read morereally enjoyed by saw what way of life they preserved and truly respected GOD as the way human should be. They tried very hard to walk opposite way of life like most people do in this world , they didn't use electricity ,tv, computer or vehicles , just ride a horse , that 's so simple .I stoped by the store infront of Hwy 43N name Amish Welcome Center 4001 Hwy 43N Etridge TN 38456 , which sale some Amish handmade like cookies and Amish handmade soap*** which is very nice to buy them because this is the best soap that I ever used in my life *** so help with skin so soft and smell so nice ( I bought gardenia and creamsicle which are really nice and I try to called this store again to buy more soap they sale $1.75 per 1 soap which is not expensive at all .I really hope that they will do ship to me as well ,due I live in GA and can't go that far to TN just to buy soap .I didn't have a chance to buy jelly jam from the Amish house because it is on Sunday and they not sale stuff on that day and they go to church and we saw their church as well but can't enter there because one of the teenager said that they didn't allow visitor to go in there church then we drove off that place to respect their living . And hope that someday we will go visit bigger Amish community in Ohio and Pennsylvania and buy more handmade stuff from them again. p.s. since Amish houses they didn't used credit card then when you go buy stuff from them you need to have CASH on hand only and not buy on Sunday since they didn't sale you on that day either , just reminding you ***

The welcome center didn't consist of a whole lot. It was mostly collectibles and antiques for sale…read moreinstead of actual Amish items. I had to ask an Amish gentleman how do we shop, he said do you have a map? I said no, we're so lost. So I went in another welcome center and asked and got a map. The map shows who sells what and where. We picked up goat milk soap, grape jelly and banana nut bread, and grabbed pork skins at the Amish flea market..which only had the one Amish person. We ventured and Found stuff on our own.