Absolutely great place. The food was outstanding and look of the place was great. It's an old house…read moreand it looks like it. Such a cool little historical building. The service was great and some by the owner mostly. We had a nice chat with the owner who's quite the traveler. Even has some family in my home state of New Jersey. Our order was a simple lunch. I had the turkey avocado club and the Mrs had a dill chicken salad sandwich. Both were outstanding and the fried green tomatoes were the best we've had. I didn't ask but it seemed the fries were hand cut. I definitely recommend a stop there.

This is a must go eat place. Great food, great service in a…read moregreat location in Dayton, TN. All fresh, all great recipes, good sized portions and reasonably priced. We recently took a group of 14 and they, effortlessly, served us all in a timely fashion. The meat loaf is off the chain good.

Would love to give this a 5, but there was one minor and one unacceptable issue. Small place with…read morelimited parking, but adequate seating inside for the available parking. Some seating outside as well. Greater upon walking in and told to select our own seat. Lots of local rafting photos scattered around to look at while you wait. Drinks came quickly. Food took a little while, but was obviously hot and fresh when we got it. Batter in fish was outstanding. I'm told it is also used on the chicken. We will be back to try that. Bbq beans were very tasty. I'd like to see them cooked slightly longer so they are a little mushy, but that's a personal preference. Onion rings were good, but apparently are not considered a side. When ordering, we asked if onion rings were available and got a "yes". Upon getting the bill, they are an added charge ($7). The okra, unfortunately, was undercooked and essentially inedible. Other than that one item, the food was excellent and service was good.

It's honestly hard to find an area where this place doesn't need improvement. I try to give myself…read moretime to chill before yelping so that my reviews are as honest as possible. My family attended this restaurant on Father's Day as a gift to me and it was likely the worst gift I've ever been given. We walked in at 5 pm to being told that the entire menu was likely out for the day. Other tables walked out while we waited. The availability of items changed every time the waitress showed up at our table. While the place wasn't busy, the tables stayed dirty. We ordered. We were told our orders were no longer available. Other tables ordered the same and were given what they ordered. Our food eventually arrived after nearly an hour with NO OTHER TABLES IN THE RESTAURANT and it was TERRIBLE!!! My wife had a 2 inch piece of blue plastic wire in her quesadilla and the waitress mentioned that it was the second time in a week that the drunk chef had done that!!!! Not one single thing we ordered was worth ordering in a restaurant. This place is disgusting and isn't worth ever going to. They need to be shut down and put out of business. I truly wonder if the health inspectors have ever been there.

What a quaint and surprising little out of the way place. We decided to get off the beaten path…read morefor lunch, and this little restaurant is worth it. The decor is definitely a throwback to earlier days - wood paneling on the walls, no frills booths with worn, but comfy, bench seats. I had the meatloaf with pintos, cornbread, and pickled beets (don't knock em). She had the chicken and dumplings with fried okra and mashed potatoes with gravy. It's all good. Service is great and they keep the place clean. So, get away and live a little. Adopt a country restaurant like this and come back often! We plan to!

Our first time and it was so good we will come back. I…read morejust wanted good vegetables and I got them. Turnip greens, pintos, and Cole slaw. They were delicious. My husband had chicken casserole, turnip greens, pintos, beets, and sweet potato casserole. We cleaned our plates. Everyone there was welcoming and very pleasant. The restaurant is just what it says, farmhouse decor. Very neat and clean.

I don't know exactly what Garner's Market is trying to be... and more importantly, I don't care…read more It's half market, half deli, half collection of random memorabilia... yes, that's three halves. The math doesn't work, but neither does this place, and somehow that's exactly why it does. I got the Natural sandwich and even as I'm writing this review, I wish it was still in my mouth. It was outstanding. The kind of sandwich that makes you wonder if you've been wasting your life eating lesser sandwiches. They also had old-timey bottled sodas that were fantastic, plus a bunch of random chip brands I'd never heard of but was immediately willing to trust. No regrets there. I grabbed a cookie that looked soft, gooey, and delicious. It nailed the delicious part but missed on the soft part. If you're a crunchy cookie person, you're in luck. If you're like me and prefer your cookies to have the structural integrity of a wet sponge, you may be disappointed. The tables were lined with comic books, which is exactly how I would decorate my house if my wife weren't constantly protecting me from myself. The staff was friendly, helpful, and seemed genuinely happy to be there. Garner's is quirky, unique, and packed with personality. Highly recommend if you're anywhere nearby.

Fantastic find while visiting Cleveland. Super cool vibe and energetic staff. Sandwich was…read moreexcellent.

I ate there a few weeks ago and am just now getting around to this review. I went with 3 friends…read moreand was able to be seated immediately upon arrival on a Friday on the patio. Taylor was our server and she was PHENOMENAL. from making us feel welcome to making us never want to leave, she had the best personality. She was prompt and checked on us many times to ensure we were enjoying our time. We ordered a couple cocktails, the blackberry mule (something like that haha) was great. I had 2! for dinner we had the spinach dip and steak nachos from the appetizer sections. The balsamic glaze on the nachos was my favorite part, just the right amount of tangy with savory. Will absolutely be coming back for those again! This is a beautiful restaurant, from the entrance to the clean and neat bathrooms. Will 100% be back.

You walk in, and before you can even get your bearings, somebody's already pointing you toward a…read moretable like they've been expecting you all day. That's a good start. Now, the place had more noise than a family reunion after someone mentions politics--two teenage softball teams carrying on, laughing, living large. Hard to fault that. Better than silence so thick you can hear your own regrets. Food showed up quick, which is about all you can ask when you're hungry enough to consider eating the menu. And it was good--honest good. Not "tell your mama about it" good, but solid, dependable, "yep, I'd order that again" good. Prices didn't make you feel like you'd just financed somebody's boat, either. Beer was cold--like it ought to be, like it better be--and the waitress understood to be there exactly when we needed her and vanishing when we didn't. That's an art form. Now the atmosphere... well, it had all the charm of a place that once had big decorating plans and then decided, "Eh, this'll do." A little on the bare side. Felt like a Friday night that never quite got dressed up. But I'll tell you this--I'd go back. And that, right there, is about the highest praise you can give a place without writing a love letter to the chef.

Great little spot. Little…read more 3 tables, 9 counter seats, expansive breakfast and lunch menus with specials, soup, and a parking lot full of pickups. "Closed on Thursdays." The gals working are strictly business. The banter in the Cafe area is lively and local. Strong coffee, moderate pricing, and kind of a step back in time to the diners from decades ago.

I'm not sure why this place is listed twice in Yelp and why they don't have 5 stars, so I picked…read moreone to leave my review. :-). We happened upon Tom Thumb with a Google search for breakfast and were sure glad we found it. There's limited parking, but don't bedeterred. It looked like all the locals ate here. It's a cozy place with a few tables and and a bar area where you can sit at the counter and watch them cook. We both had a breakfast platter. I had the "All Original" and my husband had the "Big Breakfast". Both were delicious and plenty of food to keep us full. The coffee was strong but decent. The staff there was very friendly and sweet and you felt like you're eating at Grandma's house. The prices were great. We will be back if we're in Etowah again.

Service was amazing. Food is made fresh here daily and the Pimento Chicken Sandwich is battered…read moreand made fresh when ordered. Fire roasted corn is a great side item choice. We had lunch here at the bar and I would definitely recommend it.

Went to Kith for the first time 7:30 pm yesterday warmly welcomed. Restaurant was clean and nicely…read moredecorated. The menu is a mix of Latin food and interesting I had the fish tacos and asked if the fish could be grilled not breaded waitress said she would check, when the food came the fish was grilled great customer service. Our waitress was attentive and helpful. Good to see they have a full bar and interesting selection of local craft beers. There was a large party taking up most of the middle of the restaurant so the noise was loud We will definitely be back.

Wow !! The food was so good !! Me and a buddy were riding the BDR and staying at Smitty's…read moreCampground. Not a whole lot to choose from in Tellico. We went to the Tellicafe and took a chance. So glad we did !! I got the catfish and he got the chicken fried tenders ! Got a huge piece of carrot cake too !

Monday lunch Grilled chicken salad…read more Diet Coke Excellent Very service Good place I enjoyed my lunch.