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    Soda Pop Junction

    3.8 (76 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Quiet
    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed
    Good for kids

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    Mike B.

    My wife & really enjoy visiting small towns throughout Tennessee. We decided to visit Lynnville a couple of weeks ago and found our way to Soda Pop Junction. Upon reading reviews I discovered the claim that this place has the best burger and milkshake in Tennessee. So, we thought we would try and decide for ourselves. First, the place is cool! I'm a UT alumni, so the orange and white theme is right up my alley! The building is old and decorated with a variety of old signs and advertising. Very cool atmosphere. Service was fantastic!! Nearly every server was a young girl - probably high school and college ages. Everyone was very pleasant and helpful. Orders were taken quickly and the wait for our food was not long at all. This surprised me as they were very crowded. We both ordered burgers and decided to split an order of fries. The burgers were very good - juicy and meaty. Topping were fresh and everything tasted great. I would not go so far as to say this was the best burger in Tennessee, but it was very good. I will certainly go back in the future. If you find yourself in or neat Lynnville, TN and want a tasty burger and fries, then definitely stop in and check out Soda Pop Junction. You won't be disappointed!

    1/3lb Double Bacon Cheeseburger with Steak Fries -- Sooo good!!
    Sean M.

    I love this place! You wouldn't expect the food to be as good in a small town of Middle Tennessee, but it is! Just a short 30-mile drive from where I live in Spring Hill, this cute, little town founded nearly 200 years ago, was the destination. I had seen this restaurant featured by a local on his Instagram page. I bookmarked it on Yelp and have been looking forward to checking it out. We had perfect weather for a mini-roadtrip yesterday. The drive is beautiful, if you take the back roads and avoid the Interstate. Lynnville, Tennessee, is a small town in northern Giles County with a rich and fascinating history tied to its rural Southern roots and strategic location. Despite its small size, with 301 residents recorded in 2022 --covering just 0.33 square miles-- Lynnville has a significant historical footprint, with 59 properties listed on the National Register of Historic Places, underscoring its architectural and cultural heritage. My mom and I arrived at the perfect time, after their lunch rush, just before they get busy for dinner. Our service was excellent and the food was just delicious. I had a Double Bacon Cheeseburger with Steak Fries & Sweet Tea. I expected it to be good, but it was exceptional! As we were leaving, I noticed a basket of mini pies in a basket. I didn't think much of it until I was outside and saw the Lynnville Fried Pie Company, down the street a ways. I put two and two together and decided the pies must be from there. I went back and bought two. One Coconut and one Cherry. They were both amazingly delicious! I'll be sure to come a little earlier in the day next time and check out the pie place. Be sure to check out Soda Pop Junction! You will be glad you did.

    Traci C.

    We drove a couple of hours to try this little place. They appear to be busy all the time but you could see the kitchen crew had quite the system in place to crank out burgers and fries super fast. The place has a hometown diner, old school burger joint feel and the food lives up to the hype. We really enjoyed the food and looking at the decor while we waited.

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    Ray R.

    Love stopping in here when we are out riding our motorcycle in the area. The burgers are awesome along with the fried pies. If you stop for no other reason, stop and grab a fried pie from the counter and sit on the bench and eat it while watching the folks pile in.. The service is friendly, however don't expect to walk in and get your food immediately. They talk a little longer than most in getting your food to the table, However remember they are cooking your food fresh so it's not McDonalds.., A must stop if your rolling through...

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    Nick A.

    Unique is an understatement this Antique (Tennessee Orange themed) restaurant is full of character! You are greeted kindly by some good folks and treated like a long lost friend when you come in the door! It's rated as best burger in TN so I had to give it a try! I went light & ordered 1/3 lb BCB & it was great! Soft bun, thick cut pickles, crisp bacon, and even spread of condiments a perfect mix each bite!

    Steve D.

    Old school burgers and fries. Open kitchen counter where you can witness the organized chaos at the grill. Very rustic and vintage building that is home to this popular local fave. The interior of the dining room is frozen in time with an eclectic collection of photos, and memorabilia from another time and place. Fits in with the "downtown" area shops. We have stopped here before -- most often tied to a scenic drive out in the countryside.

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    Fun little kitchy place full of antiques and memorabilia Shakes were super thick Food was OK Service was slow considering we were the only table occupied They do have a military discount and take credit cards

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    Yes great burgers, friendly staff, interesting decorations of times gone by. Their was a drug store in the back at one time.

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    Really good burgers. Great fries. Great ambiance. Lynneville is a really cool little town.

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    Best hamburger around. Great people watching and the old store is just neat. The waitress was fantastic. Highly recommended.

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