The chocolate milk here is the best in the county! If you can get out here to meet the cows and the…read morepeople, I highly recommend it!

We love it there Avery body so nice and what a great family farm and the milk great we try to stop…read moreAvery couple of weeks they have low fat milk to thank you...

Enjoyed a few hours at the Amish country market at the Feedmill in Nolensville ' the old style…read moreambience and fresh Amish Food. Had a quick sandwich from the cafe ' inside the feed-mill ' tried the buggy wheel and the famous chicken salad with cranberries both freshly made and full of flavor . Met up with the owner ( know as " the Feed-mill guy " . ) great conversation which lead to a quick appearance on his media post . If you're in the area or just passing through a stop at the Amish country market at the Feed-mill is worth the stop. Also, don't forget to go outback and enjoy the mill creek ' home to the federal protected Tennessee crawfish. And don't leave without a bag of this * Walnut Creek Peanut crunch pop-corn , maybe get 2 !!

Great selection of goodies! Very friendly staff. We stopped in before a roadtrip to Lynchburg for…read moresnacks! Definitely worth a stop on your drive!

Staff/Owner : Loved the customer service, very friendly and reminded me of the way it used to be…read morewhen I was a child. My Opinion: If you want to step back in time, and have a delicious sandwich, delicious tea, and a float, homemade ice cream, or a fried pie, the this is a place you must visit. I was reminded of how it once was when I was a child, no cell phones ringing, all over the place, no one was rude or short with you because they was rushed, food was absolutely delicious. While you wait look around and shop for you an antique suvonyier to take home with you. Yes the drive maybe a little long, however the scenery is so beautiful, you will even enjoy the ride. Prices are amazing so you will not be sorry for stopping by. I look forward to the next trip soon.

For a Sunday RTE (Ride To Eat) destination this place was perfect coming from the Boro. It surely…read moreis a hidden gem and totally in the middle of nowhere. The fried chocolate pies were superb, but make sure you get it with ice cream. The food makes it a great for lunch while out riding motorcycles. Especially if you're like us and love to ride to eat. Lol Good job folks and Happy Birthday again to the little lady that so kindly served us...

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.

Pleasantly surprised with high standards of cleanliness and presentation of a new business with…read morebonus Tesla charging stations. Flipside, understaffed for the foot traffic on a Father's Day weekend. You can pick your food and drink at the back of the business, but can't pay for it there. You have to walk up to the entrance and wait in long lines to pay (doesn't make sense!). ANd even then the staff doesn't know how to operate the pos system for payments.

This great little place is in the middle of nowhere but is a gem! My elderly neighbor loves fried…read morechicken livers, and they're hard to find around here, so I call when I'm about 15 out and order them freshly made and carry them back to her. As other have noted, the chicken on a stick is something from Heaven. And their local beef prices cannot be beaten. I can't go there often, but when I do, it's a joy. I personally have never had to wait long for anything, but then I have never gone at breakfast of lunch times. I highly recommend this little out-of-the-way place in Middle Tennessee.

The pizza is my fav! Always my morning stop for breakfast. The parking can be a little frustrating…read moresometimes.

Got gas. Service was good. If in the area I'd come back here. Associates were friendly.read more

Heading back to Florida and trying to find something conveniently off I-65 with good food. FOUND…read moreIT! If you are looking for fancy or large menu this is not going to be your place. However if you want something fresh tasting like homemade THIS IS THE PLACE!

We accidentally discovered Campbell Station Country Store about a year ago while driving around and…read moreexploring the Culleoka area with no GPS. This place is truly in the middle of nowhere, no cell service, no Wi-Fi, and not much around it. But wow, what a hidden gem! The food here is absolutely delicious. My favorite dishes are the country fried steak, turnip greens, and fried banana peppers. The steak is also very good, and my husband absolutely loves their cheeseburger. We've been back many times since our first visit and have never been disappointed. The restaurant is always clean, and the service is excellent. Everyone here is so friendly and welcoming. One small thing to note is that the booth seating can feel a little tight, especially during busy times. We usually prefer sitting at a table because there's more room and it's more comfortable. And if you're addicted to your phone, I probably wouldn't recommend coming here! There is no Wi-Fi, and cell service is limited. Instead, you get to do something we don't do enough these days, talk to the people you came with and enjoy each other's company like the old days. :) I honestly love it here and will keep coming back. If you're looking for great food, friendly people, and a slower pace of life, this place is definitely worth the drive.

The cutest restaurant I've ever been to! Food was excellent and the owner and servers were so…read morefriendly. Would highly recommend anyone traveling to Nashville to make the drive to visit this gem!

The grilled cheese & okra were very good and so was burger with fries …read more Ate outside at a picnic table (had about 2) since we had our dog with us . Bathrooms are outside and could clean it up alittle.

What a hidden gem! Friendly service, quick and some of the best food ever! Tried the special bbq…read moresandwich with baked beans and the best Cole slaw ever, don't ask what's in it.... is made with love! The atmosphere is an old general store and it makes everything very quaint!

This was a great stop for us on our way home from Gulf Shores. Great gas prices and luxurious,…read moreclean, and spacious restrooms. The country store had all kinds of down home Southern goodies. I got some Apple Butter, Chow-Chow, and pickled vegetables. I'm gonna make sure that we always stop at Stan's when we're passing through!

Disappointing. I remember it was a great breakfast place…read moreonce. Stopped in today about 1pm. Hostess mentioned take a table and I will get with you when I can. Not a good start. Found some menus. Breakfast menu was sad choice. Continued to sit and wait. Other patrons apparently had been sitting a while. We finally left after no service. Sad.

I moved here in '82. Met the owners and shopped frequently. Was absolutely a great service, bakery,…read moremeat and produce as well. Always ran into owners, friends from the community. Learned a lot from interacting as well as shopping. Moved to Springhill and still miss Huffs.

Cheaper gas than just a couple miles down the road, cute little store with friendly staff and tasty…read moresandwiches!