3.5/5 I think, rounding up because service was nice…read more This little sandwich shop is located in downtown Tullahoma. It's a cute historic area and parking isn't too difficult. The signage is a little easy to miss, but I walked in to two friendly people eager to serve me lunch. They have a fairly large selection of hot and cold sandwiches, and a slightly more gourmet feel to the items and menu boards. I was torn between the chicken, bacon, ranch sandwich and the #1 combination sub, which comes with a variety of meats. I was encouraged to try the #1, so that's what I went with. They were happy to accommodate my modifications to the sandwich (no onions or tomatoes, please). I grabbed chips and a drink from the mini-fridge to complete my meal. The bathroom in the back is a little cramped and hard to find but clean and gets the job done. My sandwich was made fresh for me and brought to my table. I liked the crusty bread; it stood up well to the sandwich. The meats and cheese were sliced thinly and I could taste the different elements. For me, I think I would have preferred some greenery other than the shredded cabbage; the texture just wasn't my favorite. The pepper on top was also a little heavy and aromatic for my preferences. Nothing worth sending it back over, just a few small details. Overall, I appreciate the effort to create a sandwich shop like this one. I would return to try another sandwich in the future.

Came in during lunch and service was very slow. Also the avocado spread was past its prime on one…read moresandwich (was brown) and both sandwiches had stale bread. Staff was nice, but food was not good.

This was my first time in Domenico's Italian Deli but I can guarantee I will go back next time, I'm…read moredown in the boro! My son had the Sicilian I believe on sourdough and I went for Laney on sourdough with mustard, mayo, onions, and pepperonis. It was delightful! There are lots of delicious options on the menu and the staff was very helpful in making recommendations. Very cute little deli on the square.

I'm mostly vegetarian and love a good olive salad so I asked if they could make me the muffuletta…read morewithout the meat. I ended up with a kids grilled cheese with the olive salad and it was delicious and the perfect size for me. Lady at the till is super nice, heard what I wanted, and made it happen. It was pretty crowded but I was planning on getting it to go anyway. There was a long line but it went pretty quick. It's a hopping place.

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.

I believe the name has changed to Gregory's Beechgrove Country Store…read more Food was fantastic Service was OK, only one lady waiting on 10 tables. But she was nice. Ambiance... well it's in an old old gas station. So charming, but a little smokey. WARNING: Don't go to the bathrooms

In Shelbyville today, Dana and Steven decided for lunch at Emmy's Restaurant in town. We ordered…read moreFried Catfish, Mac n Cheese, Broccoli Salad, Tomato Pie which was Delicious, Twice Baked Potato scooped loaded mashed potato, Biscoff Pie which was very good, and they gave us 2 iced cookies to celebrate 10 years.

Amazing food! i got their speical spaghetti and it was delicious. It's a shame they are closed at…read morenight because i would eat this for dinner every single day. So cozy and welcoming, makes me think about dinners at my nanny's house when i was a kid.

My birthday was a couple of days prior and my wife said she wanted to take me out for breakfast on…read moreSaturday when we were both off from work and on a whim we looked around for a local place and chose this one. All I can say is it was incredible. We walked in and there was a group of musicians in the corner playing acoustic songs from multiple genres which was really relaxing and then we ordered breakfast. I got the corned beef and hash, which was amazing and my wife got the BLT which on the menu said comes with 1 pound of bacon. We thought it was a gimmick until it came to the table and it looked like something that would flip Fred Flintstone's car over. The staff was amazing and very friendly and the food again was all outstanding. It cost us $36 for breakfast for two people, and we walked out thinking that we got undercharged, that's how good it was. We will definitely be back.

I was in the Mufreesboro, TN area and wanted something to eat. Saw Twin Yolk from the street…read more This is a hidden jewel. We ordered the loaded pancakes. 3 eggs meal (forgot the name) and the corned beef. Everything was delicious. Oh and the served Folgers coffee. I asked the cashier what type of coffee they served. Her response, "None of that fancy stuff." Folgers is a stable, quality brand of coffee! Loved it! Nothing special about the ambience. Seating is family style. Comfortable seats! I would definitely recommend Twin Yolk for a quick, tasty and inexpensive breakfast.

Greek Vibe, Missed Connection…read more My family has visited Taziki's before, but this was my first time joining them. We decided to pick up an order to bring along for a day of wine tasting. Walking in, the ambiance immediately hit the right note--bright colors and crisp décor that genuinely felt like a Greek spot, instantly reminding me of a place I'd visited in Sint Maarten. Unfortunately, the rest of the experience was a bit mixed: Service: The staff was pleasant enough, but the service felt fairly indifferent. When my order was ready, the employee simply called my name, set the bag on the counter, and walked away without making direct eye contact or handing it to me. Had they been slammed, I would have understood, but the restaurant was quiet with only one person in line behind us. The Food: Prepared fresh and served hot. I ordered the soup and Greek salad. Both were good, though neither stood out as particularly memorable. The Utensil Mystery: When I sat down to eat my soup, I searched the bag and couldn't find a spoon. Assuming it was forgotten, I started using my fork and planned to just drink the remaining broth. It wasn't until later, when I unrolled the foil around my tortilla, that I discovered the spoon wrapped inside. A heads-up or standard placement would have been helpful! It was a completely okay meal, but nothing blew me away. Unless I was craving Greek food and didn't have any other options in town, I probably wouldn't go out of my way to return.

Dined at Taziki's Mediterranean Café, this is basically a counter service place, and items are…read morecooked to order. I decided on the grilled lamb with the salad and rice plus a side of the veggies I saw on the grill when I came in. Food was delivered hot and quickly. Overall, the meal was good but nothing special. The salad was fresh and the dressing OK, the rice did not have much in the way of flavor, and the lamb was lightly seasoned. The grilled vegetables while cooked Al dente were over-flavored with lemon juice making for a pungent flavor. While the food was OK, it is not a place I would repeat.

Oh my goodness!!! This is the place to go!! The staff was amazing and so helpful! The kolachi pigs…read morein a blanket were so good!! The cronuts were amazing! They fill the donuts (jelly and cremes) when you decide what you want and have the most stuffing that I have ever seen! Every item we got was so good! Head on over there!

I love this spot and always make it a point to stop by at least once when I'm visiting my sister…read more Friendly service and bomb food selection. Sandwiches are made to order and the pastries and donuts are always so fresh and delicious. Small shop with some seating for dining in and a restroom too. I've always had a good experience here. 11/10 recommend.

There are restaurants designed by consultants. Someone studies demographics, invents a "concept,"…read morehangs a few Edison bulbs from the ceiling and charges you eighteen dollars for something your grandmother made better. Fried Tater Cafe is not that place. This is the kind of restaurant you hope to stumble across somewhere outside of town. An old building, a little history, straightforward Southern food and people who seem considerably more concerned with whether you ate enough than whether their plates are Instagram-ready. And then there are the fried taters. Crispy, salty, unapologetically fried potatoes--the sort of food that reminds you mankind occasionally gets things exactly right. Nobody needed to deconstruct them. Nobody needed to drizzle truffle oil over them. They needed hot grease, seasoning and somebody in the kitchen who knows when to pull them out. The rest of the food follows the same philosophy: familiar, filling and comforting. This isn't a place trying to reinvent Southern cooking. Thank God. It's trying to feed you. The old building and its history make the whole thing even better. You sit there eating fried potatoes and realize people have been passing through this little corner of Tennessee for generations. Places like this increasingly disappear, replaced by chains and developments that could be anywhere in America. Fried Tater Cafe still feels like somewhere. Come hungry. Order the taters. Don't count calories. You'll survive. Five stars.

Date of Visit: July 2, 2026…read more On this afternoon my wife wanted to take me on a country drive after an overwhelming day in Murfreesboro the day before. Murfreesboro used be an easy navigable town, not no more, so many people. So off we went. Heading out towards Chapel Hill we came up the Fried Tater Cafe. After yesterday (if your following) I needed something authentic to the area and this looked the part. We both agreed to stop. Walked inside and I knew right away this going to be great. We were greeted and told to sit anywhere. Nice. Found a booth against the wall and were given menus and drink orders taken. Drinks came while still viewing the menu. I almost wanted a burger but chose the patty melt with coleslaw. I was going to have fries but they have those Checkers type fries. My wife had the BLT with Tots and after having a couple of her tots I should of had the tots. My wife even agrees, these are the best tots she has ever had and she has tots when ever offered. These had the crispy outside that you can bite into without crushing and fluffy innerds mmmmm. But getting back to my patty melt. The menu said it came with thousand island dressing. I would usually hold the TI, but now I'm in a phase where I order with no substitutions. So I took it with the Thousand island. And so glad I did, it did something to it. Don't know if everyone does this but wow. And the slaw was good too, though I wish I had gotten the tots, next time tots. The wife and I will be back here next time in town for sure, if just for the drive. Peace.