Two Dads has solidly good down home breakfast food in a quirky diner. The service is super friendly.read more

Traveling through Kingsport we stopped into two dads for a quick lunch. I was pretty surprised as…read moreit was not the Two Dads that we had picked out from the other Yelp restaurant. Kinda confusing. The other Two Dads has a bunch of different sandwiches, wraps, pimento cheese etc. The menu is pretty limited to burgers, a couple other sandwiches, and breakfast. I got the burger and tater tots. It was fine. Nothing to write home about, but certainly a filling burger. Wife got two hot dogs with chili and fries. Her fries looked better than my tots. It looked fine. The service was dry but, fine I guess. There were some flies, but hey, every restaurant, especially this time of year has those. The most memorable thing however was the Confederate flag stating "Git R Done" on the wall and the Uncle Remus ad. I get it, you're going for that 1959s diner vibe, but I wouldn't recommend this place, especially if the other Two Dads, without the outdated decor, is open across the street.

I visited this sandwich shop / ice cream shop during lunch on my 2nd day in town while on a…read morebusiness trip. Inside its pretty eclectic with many items posted on the walls. To me it looks more like a tea shop than a sandwich shop. During our visit, they played fairly loud religious music for a sandwich shop. Next door was an ice cream shop but I didn't feel like any ice cream after eating and I'm not a big Blue Bell fan anyway. They have 2 menus and a lot of items to choose from but most are breakfast or lunch items. I went with a specialty sandwich, the Victoria (a chicken sandwich on ciabatta bread) and a sweet tea. I added their homemade potato salad for $1 more. The sandwich - this was a tasty sandwich on soft ciabatta bread but only 1 problem, the kitchen put American cheese on it. The menu indicated it had cheddar. Luckily they were able to bring me some cheddar from the kitchen while I was scraping off the processed cheese. Overall, it was pretty good because of a sauce they put on it which is slathered all over the shredded chicken. Potato salad - this is mayo based, quite different than the mustard based potato salad in the south. They added plenty of dill on the sandwich which made my colleague cringe since he also substituted for potato salad, but I thought it was pretty good. The service was a little strange as I heard our waitress keep making mistakes with another nearby table too as she kept saying "sorry" to that table as well.

When in downtown Kingsport it can be hard to find good food. We finally found a terrific place for…read moresandwiches! FYI...there are two locations with similar names. One is for breakfast and lunch and one serves sandwiches, coffee, and ice cream. We chose the latter one. Small dining area but it was not busy so we seated ourselves. Promptly someone came and took our order after giving us some very helpful suggestions. We chose The Rose with broccoli salad and the Smoking Cricket with potato salad. All of it was delicious. But our favorite is The Rose. Their homemade pimento cheese with bacon and pepper jelly on ciabatta was amazing!

I had a great experience working with Rebecca & staff. I ordered food for a small party and it came…read moreout delicious. A lot of compliments by attendees. For reference, I ordered the following: Carrot Cake, Chicken Salad, Pasta, Fruit

Another wonderful lunch at the Wired Whisk! Everyone that is a part of this company is cordial and…read morefriendly. The food is freshly made with home cooked love. The desserts are the best in town. In fact my favorites from anywhere I've traveled! Try the chocolate peanut butter cake or the blackberry cake or any of the cookies and treats- you will not be disappointed!

Freshly made bakery items on-site at a coffee shop?! YES PLEASE! And thank you The Crumbum is my…read morenew favorite coffee shop located in historic downtown Kingsport, TN. I wished I lived closer. Artwork covers the walls created by local artisans and for sale! We both got our usual lattes, (plain oatmilk latte for me, decafe, almond milk, vanilla latte for my sweety) Both drinks were perfect. Espresso is smooth and not bitter. I got the pistachio croissant and he got the pear pastry. Yummy on both accounts. The baker was bringing out freshly baked items the whole time we were there and it looked and smelled amazing. Service was great with a very friendly staff. They are not open on Sunday and Mondays, which is a shame because I would come back every day. Yup! This is the place for me

We had breakfast at crumbum, their baked goods are amazing! they're one of the few places coffee…read moreshops that was open at 8 o'clock in the morning in Kingsport so they were number one on our list. The greeted is when we came in. They were happy and professional and knowledgeable of the food options and drinks. The place was really cute. I had lots of local artisans gifts available.

Very good breakfast and reasonable priced. Good service. Clean and tidy inside. Fun decor.read more

Very easy access from I-81, it's only about a half mile from the exit. GPS took me right to it…read more There is a small sign at the far end of the parking lot and a small one on the building above the door. The easiest way to find it is look for a building that looks like an auto body shop. Parking is on gravel adjacent to the building. The spaces are not marked. There is a handicapped sign to the left of the door. There are a few spaces across the street and more on the side of the building. There is a concrete sidewalk in front of the building. The gravel lot is even with the sidewalk on the right side but there is a small step up on the left. The entrance door is in the middle of the building. Walking in, there is a counter to the left where you pay. Bathrooms are straight ahead in the rear. Seating is a mix of booths and various sized tables. Seating is plentiful but well-spaced so maneuvering around is no problem. There was a sign to seat yourself so we picked a booth along the front of the building near the row of windows. Decor is auto related as would be expected. Lighting is bright without being overpowering. Our server arrived in less than a minute to bring the menus and take our drink order. She returned with the drinks in a couple minutes and took our lunch order. The drinks were in very large, maybe 32oz cups. Our server did come by near the end of the meal to ask if we wanted a refill but we still had just under half the drink left. The food took about 10 minutes to arrive. The bacon cheeseburger was very good. The burger was hot and juicy and served on a fresh and soft bun as large as the patty. The lettuce, tomato and onion were fresh, cold, and crisp. The onion rings were also very good. The batter was crisp and the onion slightly soft, an excellent combination. The Western burger was another winner. The sautéed mushrooms were not mushy and had a nice sauce accompanying them. The sauteed onion and white cheese added additional depth. The meat was juicy and flavorful and the bun soft and fresh. The french fries were thin and crispy but had a nice softness inside. This was an excellent lunch, and each burger was a wonderful flavor sensation. The french fries and onion rings were an excellent accompaniment and deserve mention on their own. Bond-o to Burger also does breakfast and I look forward to trying that soon as well.

A cute little place located just off one of the main roads in Kingsport. I had the triple chocolate…read moreand it was delicious and the portion size was just right. Had that cozy throwback vibe that's a nice contrast to the general sameness of corporate locations.

Nice to have an upscale ice cream shop in Colonial Heights. Located in the strip mall behind the…read moreU-Haul at the corner of Ft Henry and Lebanon, next door to Hot Dog Hut. If you visit on a Saturday you may try their Saturday only sundae special. This month it's Gooey Butter ice cream on top of a piece of Gooey Butter Cake. Delicious! Friendly service every time we visit.

I go here every time I get to the area. Always get the fried pies, fresh vegetables, and white…read moresweet potatoes and other items.

My mother and I have been going to K & C General Store since they opened several years ago. They…read morehave the nicest, freshest produce around here (SW VA & NE TN) including old-time bulk candy, canned jams & jellies, Amish canned items, fresh breads and homemade fried pies, and fresh ground corn meal. They also have farm-fresh buttermilk and butter that is fantastic. Reasonable prices and the husband and wife that own/run the store are really nice and accommodating. I highly recommend shopping there and supporting a local business rather than buying your produce from a supermarket or superstore chain. - Michael & Maxie Brickey

Not very friendly, but they had some of the stuff I wanted. The older guy in there was not very…read morenice. It's a big store!

If the guy that rings up at the front occasionally I want to let you know it just takes one person…read moreto make a whole group look bad. I've have been coming here for the past 10 years and have spent quite a bit of money here over that time. And yes me and my four year olds fault for accidentally knocking off glass jar drink and breaking it yet no need to yell at my 4 year old and I from the other end of the isle "I know it was you" "you knocked it off". No need to be loud buddy. Then was really nice when my wife (Asian also) pushed up a whole buggy of things she was buying to check out five minutes later how much do we owe you for the drink he broke? All nice and calm oh accidents happen that's ok. My advice, don't be loud and embarrass people it just doesn't look good. I don't mind someone "having a talk with me" yet it's how the approach is