Wow Rosie's is the place to go! The Jethro burger was perfectly cooked! 10oz classic burger! The…read morebest onion rings I have ever had. Next time I plan to get a milkshake- they looked awesome! Kara was the friendliest waitress ever! Just a wonderful family or after a ballgame atmosphere!

This will be the our first but not our last!!! Service was great, food delicious and reasonably…read morepriced. The restaurant was clean and today. Very home like atmosphere. We order salads, chicken tenders, onions rings, Jethro burger and fries, my chicken was the best I've ever had and I'm a foodie!!! My husband's burger was devoured, said he was in burger heaven. Highly recommend and we now have a new favorite in the area

Great news if you're unaware. They have brought back the lunch buffet. They also have a breakfast…read morebuffet, but I've not tried it. The lunch buffet, $12.99, all you can eat, is excellent. Today I had fried chicken, pinto beans, coleslaw, apples, and fried okra. Everything was delicious. Service was friendly and attentive.

They a cook that knows how to cook. Raw bacon and barely thawed hash browns are anything but…read moreappetizing

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.

We came after leaving the Lodge Museum and saw they had good reviews. The food came out piping…read morehot, large portions, and we were definitely happy. The restaurant is tiny, about 10 tables (I think) and they have a pickup window in front. Our waitress was great, checking on us often and clearing off the dishes quickly. We both ordered catfish and were very happy with our meals.

Is Dixie Freeze the best (non-chain) place to eat in S. Pittsburg, as I heard one customer say?…read moreYes, that's very likely true. Is Dixie Freeze worth a two hour drive, as I heard another customer say? No, not hardly. The restaurant is very old school, having been around for decades. It's basically a meat n threes or twos if you're less hungry. The food is just fine, if a bit underseasoned. That's understandable given the average age of the customers. Nothing that a little salt and hot sauce won't fix. I can't speak to the burgers or the 'cue but the onion rings looked terrific. Everything fried was freshly fried and properly cooked. The price to value ratio is excellent, with nothing on the menu topping $10.

First and foremost, I want to like Stevarino's I do want to spend money in my chosen hometown, but…read moreit's often difficult. We waited to give Stevarino's a second opportunity. Because the last one did not go well either. Even accounting for the slower life we are pursuing in our retirement community of choice, we don't have one hour and four minutes to wait on a pizza. Or 54 minutes to wait on a simple spaghetti and meatballs. Or seven minutes standing at the front desk with no one coming by to see you at the "please wait to be seated" podium. I'm older now, I don't have that kind of time to waste. The food was "OK". The spaghetti and meatballs (substituted sausage, maybe this required a trip to Italy") was lukewarm. It tasted OK. My pizza was basically loose and drippy in the center. Not from cheese, from being poorly cooked. Again, there was nothing special about the taste. Lastly, I had to send the first pizza serving tray back to be cleaned. I don't know if it's too little staff, too little caring, too little organization, too little training. It all adds up to a memorable experience for the wrong reasons. It is a very nice place when it comes to decor and such. Even a nice big lighted Christmas display for folks to use as a photo backdrop. Hopefully the ownership will take this review to heart and not blame it on "being too busy" (that sure wasn't the case" or "fussy clientele". It sure wasn't that either.

We were in the area and a number of people recommended Stevarinos so we gave it a try, there is a…read moredecidedly Irish-Italian flare to the restaurant, but it works. The service was excellent, so let's start there. The interior is part of an older building that has been partially renovated. Clean and all the tables get covered with butcher paper and, when combined with crayons, offers fun for everyone. Finally we get to why people go to restaurants / the food. We started with the Calamari, which was perfectly fried, not greasy at all, and served with a tasty marinara, but we would prefer lemon. The white pizza was excellent also, we added some Italian sausage and that put the final touch on the pizza. The Greek salad was fair, but it didn't really roll our socks down, and the spaghetti with meatballs also fell a little short for us - the sauce had great tomato flavour, but it lacked the herbiness (we'd even have been ok with some spicy heat) that you'd expect from a good sauce. They have daily specials that could appeal to some, and they have a rather eclectic menu, right down to fish and chips. We don't go through S. Pittsburgh very often, but we might be back. They also have a location in Chattanooga.

This restaurant was repeatedly recommended on social media, and the accolades are justified. When…read morewe arrived, they were packed! But the line to order moved quickly. Hubs ordered the Goodfella Pizza, with a couple of deletions, and loved it. I chose the Elana Ruz sandwich and it was glorious! Not exaggerating, that sandwich was such a delicious combination of flavors. We were able to find seats inside while we waited, and then hubs found a table outside right before our food was ready. The weather was delightful so we enjoyed sitting outside. We loved the overall vibe, although inside was a little loud. Their decor everywhere was so much fun! We also appreciated the drink refills as we headed out. As we left, we saw tons of parking in an adjacent lot, which I've noted for future visits. Mountain Goat Market is now definitely a must-do on our next trip to The Caverns.

Fun fun fun!!!! What a unique and quirky shop! So much to look at! So many pictures and paintings…read more 12:35 on a Tuesday. Party of 4. This place was buzzing with activity. In a very large open room, I was reminded of a high school cafeteria. We were able to get a table right away. Order at the counter and seat yourself. We took turns ordering because our table was the last one and we didn't want to lose it. The meal took only a few minutes to prepare and we were eating by 12:55 The Reuben looked amazing as did the pizza. I was a little jealous. Especially since I ordered the fiesta burrito and found it to be mostly ... just.... okay. I was disappointed that the gift / souvenir shop was closed.

my mom and i stopped by here yesterday for dinner. we were sat pretty quickly and waited on by a…read morevery friendly guy, he was super nice and was just wonderful! i ordered the cajun wrap with no sour cream, but kept the salsa and pickle, added a side of guacamole and got the baked potato with no butter as a side. it really hit the spot. there were so many little shrimp in the wrap with a healthy amount of peppers and onions! the baked potato was hot and with the salsa and guacamole it was just all so good. i love coming here for something quick that has a variety of nearly every kind of cuisine. we were sat in the side by a window, and we weren't bothered by excess noise or any trash. clean and peaceful experience.

We stopped in for breakfast after a brief stop in Chattanooga. I had the Philly Cheese Omelette. It…read morewas served with a delicious side of home fries and toast. My husband had the fiesta omelette which he said was very good and had the right amount of kick. My daughter had a breakfast burrito which she said was tasty. Definitely a great stop for a hearty, yummy breakfast.

What can I really say about Cracker Barrel? The food is good, but typical. I had breakfast. It's…read morenice to see real Vermont maple syrup rather than fake corn syrup stuff. Our waiter was fantastic. The store is cool because they carry candy bars that I can't find anywhere else. I'm glad they gave up the idea of updating the restaurants because seeing the items on the walls is fun. I'll continue to eat here, though my locations will likely be different.

I shouldn't have green beans in my pintos. I'm a local. Friends mom didn't get her potato either…read more They just always leave something out. Nothing will ever change.

We go to High Point for special occasions. Food is always perfectly prepared…read moreand delicious. Save room for the Grilled Pound Cake!

Had looked forward to returning to Sewanee/Monteagle for a couple years, and one of the first…read morethings I did planning the trip was give a call to High Point for a reservation. Unfortunately it was not the same caliber as our initial visit. Wife liked her dirty martini ok. My sazerac was too sweet and a bit hard to get through. The by the glass wine was a small and not particularly interesting selection. Fried lobster appetizer really had a much too heavy coating that overwhelmed the delicate lobster flavor. Still hard to pass on a fried lobster app though. The steaks didn't have that great grill flavor we remembered. My thin cut ribeye was overcooked as well. Though my side of fries were fabulous and the clear highlight of the evening. helpful hint - ask for no truffle oil; nasty stuff, I still can't understand why if shows up on so many menus. The worst part of the evening, and probably the thing that most made us think no on another return visit, was the party upstairs. It involved a lot of very young, very loud, screaming children. I have no doubt that it was a family gathering, but it struck any pleasure from dining in a cool historical space. Gave my wife a headache, and made us bolt to the safe quiet of our car as quickly as possible after the main course was finished.

The sweetest diner around. The staff are so kind, always talking to my daughter. The most…read moreaffordable restaurant around with fantastic home cooked food. We love how fun the environment is. We wish they were open later but a fantastic breakfast and lunch spot!

First time here. A true diamond in the rough. The prices are unbelievably inexpensive. The menu is…read morelarge with a wide variety for breakfast lunch and dinner. They are open from 5:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. 7 days a week. The service is fast and friendly. Portions are large. You will not leave hungry. I got the Country Boy breakfast. For $9.99 it comes with two eggs, hash browns, gravy, choice of toast or biscuit, and choice of meat. I got the tenderloin and biscuit (you get 2 biscuits and 2 nice pieces of tenderloin). My husband ordered the 3 egg meat lovers omelet. It was very flavorful and full of sausage ham and bacon. The meat to egg ratio was equal. For $8.00 it came with choice of toast or biscuits. I would say these are the best prices in a 100 Mile radius . Yummy southern cooking. The dining room is large and open with tons of seating. The parking lot is huge with plenty of parking. I will definitely return.