I love Guthries!! The chicken is sooo good. I always get the BOX chicken, slaw , fries and Texas…read moretoast! Yummy!

I absolutely Loved it! Crispy golden tenders and really good sweet tea. Very kind great workers and…read moreexcellent service! The location was cool, an older one I'm assuming which was awesome! But very clean and well kept. Went here on the way to Pigeon Forge Tenn. Definitely recommend it!

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

Good home cooked style food and great service! We stopped in on our way back from rafting the…read moreOconee and our meals really hot the spot. The plate lunch specials were great. Every side our group tried was delicious. Several ordered burgers, sandwiches and a salad. Everyone in the group was pleased with their choices and we loved the friendly staff. Great place to stop for a "home cooked" meal.

OMG!!!! What can I say about this place? I only found it by luck after visiting a customer of mine…read morein chatsworth, GA. To say it's off the beaten path is a huge understatement! The food is FRESHLy made and amazing! Down home southern cooking at its finest! I WILL be back whenever I visit from Pennsylvania!!! Love this place. BEST creamed corn EVER. It looks like everybody is local And everyone knows each other, which gives it a really cool feel

Nice local joint! We enjoyed the breakfast platters with country ham and bacon. The scrambled eggs…read morewere fluffy and perfectly cooked. The sausage gravy was outstanding with the freshly baked (and still warm) biscuit. The service was also outstanding. Welcoming and very personable. I wish i caught her name. The atmosphere was very comfortable, just a jewel and what you'd hope for in a local joint.

We stopped in for breakfast. And this home styled cafe did not disappoint. Everything was delicious…read moreand we didn't get any pictures of the food since we dived right in. We had a BLT, eggs, toast, sausage, bacon, grits, and strawberry pancakes. The coffee was especially exceptional!

For a remote location this is a great find! Fully stocked with loads of options and friendly staff…read moreto boot! Small parking lot with limited pumps but exactly what you need and more after a day on the mtn! Restaurants nearby.

Delightful little convenience store with super helpful owners. Excellent cheese…read more steak sandwich.

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.

Thatchers has been a staple in Trenton for over 10 years, and it's easy to see why. The food is…read moreconsistently amazing, full of flavor, and always satisfying. What really sets them apart are the sauces--absolutely delicious and packed with so much depth that they elevate every dish. The atmosphere feels welcoming and local in the best way, and you can tell there's pride in everything they serve. Whether you're a regular or just passing through, this is the kind of place that makes you want to come back again with very friendly service.

Group of 7 of us camping at Cloudland Canyon stopped in for dinner! Great atmosphere and service…read more Huge portions and lots of leftovers. Rave reviews from everyone! Try one of their stuffed potatoes!

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.

Visited for lunch on Thursday and was unfortunately sorely disappointed…read more I arrived at about 12:45 and found a fairly full parking lot. The lot is a little torn up but not too bad. It's easy to get in and out. Walked around to the front and stood in the entryway for a few minutes. Didn't know the protocol since it was my first visit. Eventually, a waitress said loudly from the drink machine to seat myself, so I selected an empty booth near the kitchen. There's a lot of seating inside. I'd say the restaurant was about 1/3 full. Idk where people park when they're at capacity lol. Waitress came over and somewhat incredulously asked if I was by myself, which I confirmed. She pushed a scrap of white paper in front of me and told me to circle what I wanted and she'd pick it up. Eh...okay. It was a limited menu of meat + 3 combinations. They advertise breakfast till 1 as well as burgers and sandwiches but none of that was on there. However, the waitress' demeanor can only be described as frosty, and fortunately I was okay with my choices, so I kept to myself. But a part of me was kind of curious about breakfast for lunch. Alas. She returned with my tea wordlessly and swiped up my slip with my order. I circled a fried chicken breast with "potato patties" and fried okra. The sweet tea was the best thing I had and I enjoyed drinking it while I waited for my food. No refills or to go cups were ever offered though. I will grant the food came out fairly fast...but it also came out cold. Well, the chicken and potatoes were approximating room temperature, but the okra wasn't even lukewarm. My grouchy waitress also didn't give me any silverware and ran off before I could ask for any. I had to hunt down a different, only marginally less grouchy waitress so I could eat my food with a fork. It's a shame the okra was cold because it had a hint of potential; the breading was sort of cornmeal-y and might have once been crispy. As it was, it wasn't good at all -- the cold okra got slimy. The chicken was passable but also not nearly hot enough. The breading also needed more seasoning. The potato patties were...not patties? I was expecting something like a Jojo (small crispy potato round, thicker than a chip) or at least something circular lol, but instead I got two scoops of a sort of whipped potato casserole. This would've also been alright except it was lukewarm and, even worse, absolutely replete with still-crunchy large pieces of onion. Couldn't get a mouthful without them and left with much smellier breath. The one redeeming factor other than the tea was the bread basket: two yeast rolls and a hunk of cornbread. The cornbread was awful (bland and dry), but the yeast rolls were soft and warm and about the only food item I legitimately enjoyed -- even though, once again, my waitress left me hanging with no butter. I really couldn't wait to get out as I felt terribly unwelcome, so as soon as I ate what I could stomach I went to the marginally less unfriendly waitress and paid at the register. The price was decent (~$15 before tip). I did still tip, but I was salty -- legitimately some of the worst service I've had in a long time. I'm forgiving of long wait times and forgotten stuff, but I really don't like callous attitudes when I do my best to be pleasant and accommodating. Definitely wouldn't return. 2 stars because the food was edible and the place was clean enough. The hunt for a decent lunch in Scottsboro continues.

Food was outstanding and service was excellent. We got plenty of food for the price and it was all…read morevery well prepared. Would definitely recommend and will return. The overall feel of the diner was an old school classic mom and pops place. If you are looking for a local joint with good food, this would be it. We went for breakfast, it was great.