What a gem! We passed through Lexington and saw the positive reviews so decided to check out this…read morelittle family run business. The food was fresh, delicious and the folks running it are super nice. I got the turkey sandwich with cranberry on wheat with a side of their extraordinarily yummy potato salad and my husband got the turkey and cheddar on sourdough with fresh fruit as a side. Today they had pesto pasta as the third side, but while it looked great we didn't try it. They have a variety of chips , tea and sodas too. Recommend! Shop small and shop local!! GREAT FIND!

Wonderful small cafe with friendly people. I had the special - chicken salad sandwich with a side…read moreof potato salad. It was scrumptious!! I urge you to stop in next time you are in Lexington.

After being denied service by another restaurant because of my service dog I went to Peppers…read morePantry. We were accepted and the service and food was wonderful.

Stopped by again today and it's still really good home cooking. Every time I'm stopping through…read moreLexington, I'm eating Peppers Pantry.

If you read my reviews you know my family LOVES ice cream on vacation. We have been around the…read moreworld and tried a lot of parlors (not just freezers with store bought ice cream). Visiting my family farm for the first time since Covid, we came across this little parlor in Lexington, TN just 15 mins off I-40 and it was a game changer! Located in a little shopping village, it's not very big and offers limited seating and can get crowded inside, but I don't think expected a family of 10 to come calling at 8:00pm either. It's a cute place with plenty of freezers and coffee offerings. With around 18 flavors to choose from we overwhelmed the poor gal working the counter with requests for testing the unique offerings (blackberry cornbread, honey roasted pistachio, banana pudding). The ice cream is hand crafted and shipped from Nashville, so it qualifies as homemade: The ice cream itself is flavorful, creamy, and you can taste the ingredients it offers. The waffle cones are made fresh and don't taste like styrofoam like so many parlors can. I went with the banana pudding and pralines and cream but will come back for the honey roasted pistachio before I leave. At the End of the Day 10 people got an assortment of ice cream for less than $60 and that is incredible considering the quality of ice cream. It's a 5 star for the ice cream but a solid 4 for the entire experience on this visit. If you are driving around I-40 or this area it is worth your time and money to drop in!!!

I love this place it for kid and adults I had a great time there it was super quiet nice and cold…read morewhen it was a really hot day.!

We stopped here on a road trip. The restrooms were clean, a good sign of attentiveness. I decided…read moreon the $7 meal deal. The $7 meal deal is good because you get a sandwich or chicken strips, fries, a beverage, and ice cream. The food itself was ok and the blizzards were good. The staff wasn't that friendly because the employees there were fussing about another employee not coming to work, reading her texts loudly enough for us to hear. The store was out of receipt paper which upset another customer, they were out of two of the sodas in the machine, and they were also out of ketchup. Honestly, you could cut the tension in the store with a knife and we couldn't wait to get our food and get out.

I ordered a small blizzard today and was charged $5.92. I order them in Savannah, Tn and I'm…read morecharged $4.48 each for the same size (small not mini). I questioned the young lady at the drive through window about the price difference and she said the cost for the mini size was $4.48. I went on the DQ site and I was overcharged for the small according to their website pricing. I hope the overcharge is not intentional. I will not be returning to this location.

We love the food and the staff and servers are great!!!! The ice cream is the best. The dinning…read morearea is small but worth every penny,the prices are very reasonable.

love love love lexington sonic, the breakfast time deals are great, and the employees are amazing!read more

Man spraying for some sort of bugs around peoples vehicles. Can smell and see the overspray in the…read moreair while the food is being delivered to the vehicles where he was spraying. Not a safe thing to be doing. This needs to be done when you are closed!

Excellent pulled pork. Not overly seasoned. You can taste the meat- and it's really good! Ate it…read moreall so didn't get a photo. They were out of brisket so we'll have to come back to try that.

Stopped in 30 minutes before closing on a Sunday and they still managed to provide one of the best…read moreplates of BBQ I've eaten in my life. Cant recommend high enough. It's everything you want a BBQ spot to be.

Everyone there was really nice. They really tried to make sure the blizzard was fully mixed, so…read moremany other Dairy Queen's leave a ball of vanilla ice cream in the middle. We went through the drive through and it was efficient and as pleasant as could be.

I ordered the $7 meal deal in the drive-through. I had to…read morerepeat my order two times, not just because i wasn't heard. I was halfway through my order and the guy taking the order asked me to start over. He stopped me a second time and I restarted the order. I completely understand that at times, food service can get a rush. on the order was a burger, a drink, fries and a strawberry shake. I got back on I-40 and started towards Memphis, I look in the bag and I did not get my strawberry sundae. And while I should have double-checked in the bag. if you've ever been on I-40 in Tennessee, you know the next exits are 12 miles either way. it wasn't until I got 4 miles east of Parkers Crossroads I realized I hadn't gotten my strawberry sundae. The kid who handed me my order said "Here's the rest of your order." and NOT in a Customer Service manner. Yes, it was on me to double-check my order, but the kid wasn't in the greatest of moods and instead of making his day worse...I continued driving even after I knew my order was incomplete. During the order, the ordertaker was pretty abrupt and for some reason when he handed me my order his voice was raised. I didn't do anything but try to commiserate with his long day. it seemed to irritate him more, being nice to him. I waited at least 15 minutes behind 2 other cars. No one inside smiled nor thanked me for my business. I will be coming back through Parkers Crossroads. I love Dairy Queen. However, I won't be visiting this location again, even if it's the last business open. I'll drive 15 minutes to Lexington instead, rather than wait to get an incomplete order.