It is with some measure of disappointment that I visited and write a review for Cheesy J's. Based…read moreon their menu and my love of crispy toasty cheesy sandwiches, I had fairly high hopes, despite the fairly mediocre Yelp ratings. But I'm afraid I need to confirm that my hopes were unjustified. First, some good bits. The staff was super friendly and helpful, though with an establishment (like this) where you stand in line and order at the counter, staff quality doesn't enter as much into the overall impression of a place as with a sit-down full-service establishment. As senior citizens, we got a 15% discount, which is a substantially larger discount than we generally see for seniors. The pickles were pretty good. My wife said that her pickles were the best part of her meal. For me, the pickles and the cream soda were kinda tied for goodness. The washroom was pretty clean. The eating area was nicely set up and I didn't notice any un-bussed tables (though it appears that diners are expected to bus their own tables, which I did). And now, the rest. My wife had The Dip, Wet. First, we were a bit confused that ordering "Wet" meant that they would put the Jus on in the process of constructing the sandwich, rather than providing Jus with the sandwich for dipping. But the staff was happy to provide a container of Jus. She found the sandwich overall to be sufficiently "meh" that she asked me whether I really wanted to take the leftover half sandwich home. I thought that since it wasn't actively bad, I'd go ahead and finish it later. I had Cheesy Brisket. I thought it was kinda OK, though the meat was not nearly as tender as I expect from a brisket dish. (My first bite, I couldn't fully bite off a piece of the brisket, so the entire slice slid out of the sandwich.) My wife thought that the meat tasted bad. I thought that the taste was OK; it was just that it could have stood some additional cooking time to get tender. Oh, the best part of the sandwich was the crispy cheesy bits around the edge. Both came with a "taste" or sample of their tomato soup. This was useful, as we both now know that we would not be happy buying the tomato soup. I don't think that it is Campbell's, but I think that the quality of taste is comparable. My wife had the combo with a side of cole slaw which was not horrible, but she didn't eat very much of it. I had the combo with a side of Mac & Cheese. For me, freezer section Mac & Cheese from Stouffer's is pretty good and I give it a solid 3 stars. And, for me, the Kraft box with the orange powder is a solid 1 star. This was somewhere in between. I had a few bites of it, but it wasn't worth eating or taking home to eat later. Their drinks are mostly Pepsi products, plus Iced Tea (sweet and non-sweet). I started off with unsweet tea, which I found to taste a bit odd and weak. So I dumped it out and got the cream soda, which was pretty good. In summary, while Cheesy J's is not actively bad, I don't see myself choosing to return. P.S. I didn't notice until I got home that the menu they gave me does not have all of their sides listed. Not sure whether anything else might be missing. P.P.S. I didn't notice until later that I was charged $1.16 for "Advantage Program". Unsure what this is, as I didn't order it.

Customer service was stellar when I visited. It was well lit and there's a mix of seating perfect…read morefor catching up with friends or relaxing with family. I appreciated the amount of cheese oozing out of my sandwich and the burst of flavor from my Rajin Cajun. My family member was equally satisfied with the brisket. You get picked and a little cup of tomato concoction for dipping. The sweet potato fries had a nice buttery taste and comes with a sweet icing (but doesn't need it). Next time I'll try their potatoes. If you're concerned about price points, this one is strictly about the convenience-not a value meal. Enjoy

If you live out the Sango area of Clarksville and decide to venture outside of Pizza Hut or…read moreMichael's for delicious pizza let me suggest Chris' Pizza Village. I don't always like to try other pizza places and rely on trying something new when it is served at someone's house. You all know what I am talking about when it comes to spending your dime to go out to eat. Well, I am glad I finally tried Chris' Pizza Village because I found a new place for my combination pizza. Now Pizza is a matter of preference for most people, me included. Do you like thick, do you like thin, Chicago or New York? However you may prefer one over another I am more of the person that likes what is on top of the crust. This is why I am so pleased with the pizza I got here and the price. I tried this place twice before giving a rating because another quality is consistency. If I am ordering pizza for guests I want to make sure it comes hot on delivery and tastes just like it did the first time I tried it. Well, no problem here because both times our order came without complaint and cooked to perfection with no skimping on the ingredients. Try this place and let me here what you think? Considering the price, the ingredients, and size I not ordering from anywhere else. Others can continue to spend their money elsewhere bi I won't. Great job, friendly service, and local, not corporate.

Im from out of town coming to see my parent who had an emergency, possible fatal health issue. So…read morelast minute a bunch of family showed up. What do you do? You get some pizzas. I ordered three extra large pizzas. I ordered them well done as I have been doing for my entire life. Any reputable pizza place should be well aware that means til the cheese is golden brown and crust is a little crispy. These pizzas came BLACK and burnt to a crisp. Completely inedible. I spent $70 with tip for pizzas I had to literally throw straight in the garbage. How many people saw this pizza before serving it and said "well that's what they wanted I guess ‍" because they didn't want to lose the probably $3 in cost to remake those pizzas. Absolutely no excuse for that. I had to go out and buy fast food last second for the entire family as they all just travelled across country to get here asap. Do better

1 star - Terrible experience, complete disappointment I'm…read morestuck at work pulling a 12-hour shift and decided to treat myself with delivery from this place. Ordered a Philly cone with cheese (specifically asked for it) and it came with ZERO cheese--just meat and bread. Also got the 10-piece BBQ wings that were supposed to include fries, but guess what? No fries. Nothing. This spot doesn't even list a phone number anywhere, so I couldn't even call to complain or get it fixed while my break was ticking away. Paid $50 including tip for basically incomplete, wrong food. Absolutely terrible service and quality. Won't be ordering again, and I don't recommend this place to anyone who actually wants what they paid for. I also have receipt, this in inexcusable that people can't take making a food order serious.

Caught my attention about a week ago, tried it today and wish I would have ordered double the food…read more Very delicious

Wow got turned on to this hidden gem! Down on the riverside, right over the hill from our hotel…read more(Double Tree) This is Definitely a Must if you're in the area, and serve breakfast All Day Great southern diner vibe , All home cooking. I had the two eggs with sausage,bacon, city and home fries And this place has the #1 best coffee If I could give it more than 5 stars this is one of those places that would get it, I'll definitely be back

We went here because my husband's grandmother loves the place and wanted us to take her, I'm not…read morehuge on southern food and didn't have the highest hopes, needless to say I was completely blown away. First off everyone is extremely friendly and helpful, it has such a small town diner vibe. Secondly the food was actually amazing. I don't love fried food but the batter they use is light and crispy and nothing was greasy at all you could hardly tell it had been in oil. Their mac and cheese is a little unique but super tasty and has a homemade feeling to it. The catfish had SO much meat on it and the pieces where huge. My husband had the burger and really enjoyed it, I did steal one of his onion rings and can confirm it's probably the best onion ring i've had. I also really enjoyed their sweet tea, it's not too syrupy and has a nice tea flavor. I'm looking forward to coming back and bringing other friends and family here to experience their food!

Great little spot! Doesn't look like much from the outside and more of a to-go establishment so I…read moresuggest order ahead for convenience. All the food is great- chicken bacon ranch pizza is the best I've had. Staff is always super friendly!

Best pizza in this area! I have never been disappointed in the pizza, I usually get a speciality…read moremeat lovers or bacon cheeseburger pizza! So delicious!!! I also enjoy the deep dish crazy bread with garlic sauce. They also offer subs, I have only tried the Savage sub (ham, turkey, bacon with all the fixings and Italian dressing). I look forward to trying other menu items in the near future!!!! .... Also reasonably priced and excellent customer service!

Does anyone see a sign that states "no self service" or "waitresses only". I was treated very rude…read moreas I tried to get my own water. It was soda so she emptied I was trying to steal sprite and was very rude. I paid for my two squirts of sprite and left- will no return.

Disappointed. It has been a few months since ordered their salads and sandwiches. Was always…read moredelicious and generous size. Salad was about half than what we usually received, dressing was changed to off brand. Sandwiches had half the normal ingredients. And overall both were bland. I understand the cost of food has gone up and adjustments have to made, that is business. But changes too extreme for the cost. Hopefully the pizzas quality fares better.

I can't leave tips for this business, so I'll just put them here:…read more 1) This business is meant to replicate Chicago-style pizza, to include the overall experience. If you've never been to Chicago, you have no idea of the significant difference between what the rest of the country calls pizza and the pure gem that is Chicago-style pizza, so don't ignorantly review this spot with ignorant assumptions that it's just like the rest. 2) Part of the experience of Chicago-style pizza is the waiting period. Eating pizza in the midwest INCLUDES a long wait time because they make it fresh on the spot when you order it. So expect a wait! Playing table games or good conversation is what is usually done during this time because spending time with your family is PART OF THE EXPERIENCE. 3) Chicago-style pizza is often referred to as "pie" because it's just as deep as an actual pie. Also, the sauce is ON TOP of the pizza, while the "toppings" are the inside. I have been waiting forever to get a pizza from here! They said it was "Chicago-style", but if you've ever eaten pizza in Chicago, you know it truly is a style all its own, so I was anxious to see if their claim is accurate. Anyway, I'm beyond excited to report that, yes, it definitely IS just like buying a pizza in Chicago! Woohoo! We only ordered take out but I do want to eat in for my next visit. They have various table games to play while waiting for your pizza to be cooked-so cool. Staff seemed to be very courteous, but again, it was only take out, so not much time to accurately gauge staff interaction. Looking forward to eating in! Thanks for bringing the infamous Midwest cuisine to Clarksville!

Went in there tonight and was told that it would be about an hour for a deep dish. The waitress was…read morefriendly. I asked her when would be the best time to get a deep dish and she says it always takes 40-45 minutes and you can call ahead and order even if you want to eat in the restaurant. I said well that's funny because we did call before and no one picked up the phone and couldn't leave a voicemail because the mailbox was full. She went on to talk about the hostess and her not doing her job or why they even have a hostess but not her problem. Anyways, so we don't want to wait that long so we get sandwiches and fries instead. Still took an hour to get our food and our sandwiches were cold. Fries were hot but extremely salty. If we had known that the food we had ordered was going to take just as long for the deep dish then I would have ordered that instead or at least give me the option to leave. While we were there 4 customers walked out. Won't be back, unfortunately.

Smokin Chicken was one of my absolute favorite places to eat. The chimichurri chicken was always…read moreperfectly seasoned, juicy, and full of flavor, and the hummus was hands down some of the best I've ever had. Every meal tasted fresh, and the service was always friendly and welcoming. I'm so sad they closed because it's one of those restaurants that's really hard to replace. They will definitely be missed!

Summary: Fast food variations on chicken with sides of Southern comfort foods…read more An off night. That's what I think we had after reading the other reviews. Stopping here for supper, first there were the dark bathrooms that wouldn't light. Along with that electrical issue, an ear-splitting and head jarring smoke or other alarm went off every few minutes for about 15 minutes. Order taking was interrupted often when the counter employee shifted to incoming phone calls. That employee didn't know pulled chicken portion sizes in ounces and approximated with his hands. All of this created a dubious dining experience before we even finished ordering! This spot offers a variety of chicken recipes: roasted, BBQ, Caribbean, pulled, fried, and more. Sides includes Southern standards like mac and cheese, yellow rice, greens, coleslaw, and others. The pulled (shredded) chicken was overly seasoned with black pepper. Roasted chicken was a bit dry. The BBQ chicken laden with sweet sauce was the best of the chicken choices. Creamy coleslaw was 'meh' and lacked flavor. Rice, too, was just okay. Northern beans were nicely seasoned and well cooked. Pita triangles seemed an odd accompaniment since no sauce or dip was provided and they were too small to make sandwiches. Overall, the restaurant seemed understaffed, which could account for the messy tables and dirty floor.