I love the Love Bus!! The pulled pork sandwich is my favorite and the chicken tenders are great as…read morewell!

The fries are greasy but very good. Food served fresh and hot with friendly service. Menu board…read moreprice said $9 but charged $10. The chicken are strips similar to what you would buy frozen from the store. Overall not a bad meal but not a great meal or something I would order again.

I had a chance to experience this wonderful food truck service while at the local 4th HOA…read morecelebration event. Their burgers and Philly steak sandwiches are outright some of the best I have had. The burger was double patty and it wasn't a thin lifeless burger patty but a thick, juicy and well spiced burger. It was topped with melted cheese and jalapeños... delicious. The Philly steak sandwich was perfectly spiced, tangy and gooey cheese and steak. Wow. The kids enjoyed their chicken fingers and kids burgers, as well as the fries. These folks know how to cook. Definitely worth bringing to your next party.

Love this place. Super solid chipotle cheesesteak. I've recently discovered Nadeen's in Nashville,…read morebut I still love this food truck.

Great little food truck/trailer. Has good dogs and cheesesteaks…read more I love dogs. I love cheesesteaks. Helps make you write long reviews which kinda censors stuff.... the government overlords are coming for you. Eat at Tads it's good for you.

From the owner: We have hand-cut ribeye Cheesesteaks, imported gourmet hot dogs from New York (in a natural…read morecasing), and our famous Road Rash Plate (two sides, choice of meat, covered in a spicy meat sauce (kinda like chili), and onions.

Quick update on my first review. The owners continue to build this spot out. New porch dining setup…read morewith a nice little coffee bar setup that overlooks the river. Nice peaceful spot to enjoy some breakfast and coffee on a lazy Sunday morning. Definitely a hidden gem, but not for long..

This has quickly become one of my go to spots to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life…read more And for good reason. Let's start with Airstream trailer...I'm a sucker for these, so the coffee bar being one of these silver beauties sold me. There's always a fire going and looking out over the creek while sipping on a cold brew doesn't hurt either. Don't skip out on the tasty breakfast quesadillas or sandwiches. They're perfectly perfect!

Most incompetent staff. Stay away if possible, although I know the options are limited in…read moreLewisburg. Always check to-go orders. They are never right. They'll make you pay full price for their mistakes. Go to any other Mexican restaurant.

Excellent service. Great food. Salsa was excellent. I had chicken, cheese, rice, and beans (I…read morecannot remember the name) very good. Nice pieces of chicken. My S/O had a beef taco and these fried tortilla things (again didn't write down the name of the dish) with beef, guacamole, sour cream, lettuce on side. Very good. We sat outside on the coveted porch, great afternoon for an outdoor lunch.

This review gets a four out of respect for Dolly and providing a promising Truck/Travel stop…read moreexperience. We aren't quite there yet. The concept looks solid.plenty of truck parking. A great looking building. Then it sort of flops when you try the buffet. I went on a Saturday around 6pm. The fried catfish and barbecue chicken were drier than Gandhi's flip flops. The mac & cheese noodle was good but they use a bad cheese product. The tossed spaghetti and meat sauce wasn't great. The bread pudding was stuck to the pan like spackle. Looking forward to grabbing a shower and a beer upstairs later. I hope they figure out the buffet before the Gem of Tennessee comes in on June 24th. That's the rumor anyway. ...Oh almost forgot, they had a country music artist playing for diner. I thought that was cool. If more people hear about this, maybe the food might not be as dry? Anyway, Good luck Tennessean. We'll be out on tour so won't get to see Dolly. Edit: went back in today. The trucker showers are huge, just missing sink space and hooks to hang your bag. Towels were real nice. Tried round 2 at the buffet. Slightly better. The apple bread pudding was good today. Meatloaf was good again. They can't seem to put out good chicken. The BBQ glazed chicken was rock hard and almost dry. They had some chicken patties in gravy that also wasn't great. The people are nice here, but I don't think they've got the right people in the kitchen just yet.

Dolly's Travel Stops is a great place to stop for a bite to eat while traveling. It's smaller than…read moreI expected, but it offers a wide variety of souvenirs to browse. The famous cinnamon bread is available for purchase and is absolutely worth the wait. Whether you choose the all-you-can-eat country buffet or order from the menu, there are plenty of options to satisfy everyone. The brisket was cooked perfectly--tender, moist, and full of rich, smoky flavor. The selection of sides, available from both the buffet and the menu, offers something for every taste. The chicken, unfortunately, was a bit dry, although it still had decent flavor. To finish the meal, I tried the peach cobbler, which was absolutely delectable. It would have been even better served warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. The service was slow. It seemed like the waitress wasn't quick to serve or refill drinks. Waitressing isn't an easy job by all means, but there were many times when we wouldn't see our waitress for awhile. The atmosphere is inviting. There are murals and guitars all over. The guitars are beautifully decorated. Overall, Dolly's Travel Stops is a worthwhile stop for good comfort food, delicious baked goods, and unique souvenirs.