I was in town from Detroit visiting our Jackson family and my only request was brunch at Skillet…read moreJunction! And as usual everything was delicious and amazing. We started with brunch cocktails which were so yummy and fried green tomatoes. I had the shrimp and grits and my daughter had the brisket omelette. *Chefs Kiss*

Stopped in on my way passing through to Memphis. It was a decent stop the chicken was fried to…read moreperfect. My server didn't seem as knowledgeable on the menu items or as confident in describing the different wing glaze options. This is important as there are signs that state food orders cannot be refunded and to ask the server. I came on a Saturday so the brunch crowd was picking up. The place was clean and the bathroom was really cute too. No issues with parking and decent pricing.

The food here is fantastic. I had breakfast for lunch and everything was cooked to perfection and…read morejust as I requested. I'm here for work but wish this place was close to where I live as I would be a regular.

Best breakfast in Milan ! Open early and the order is always right ! Waitresses are professional…read moreand curtious

Amazing food. Had the chicken sandwich here with fries and it did not upset at all. Sandwich was…read morewell seasoned and the honey mustard on point. Really enjoyed this lunch I took at this great spot. The service was great and the place look like a great date night to spot by to listen to live music while having a meal. Will stop by again when in town.

We love eating at Main & Monroe. The food..The service...The entertainment. What's not to love…read more It's one of our go to places.

Stumbled across this nice coffee shop on the way to an appointment. Coffee was nice and so was…read moresandwich. I could see myself coming back to work and relax.

There's a certain charm and anticipation when you head back to a place that has given you…read moreconsistent good vibes in the past. That's how I felt walking into The Coffee Shop in Humboldt on a late summer Saturday at 8:05 am, only to find it locked down. There were no hours posted on the door, but I was a bit surprised at the late start for a coffee/breakfast place. But, as they say, every day can't be the same, and this day turned out to be one of those off days. *Ambiance--Eventually, a nameless individual meandered to the front after watching another party stand at the door and walk away. She turned on the "open" sign and took her time opening the front door. It was now 8:07. The initial hush was broken by classic rock, maybe just a tad too loud for the morning. But I'll give them this - the interior, with its brick walls adorned with local art, has always been a highlight. It gives off that modern, yet rustic charm which I genuinely appreciate. *Service--We were greeted--or rather, we weren't--by a young college-aged woman. It took us approaching her after taking her place behind the counter before words were exchanged. It felt a bit odd when I ordered The Breakfast Plate with eggs over easy, and she confessed she didn't know what that meant! I was disappointed to encounter such a lack of basic knowledge about a common breakfast request. My empathetic side did understand when she awkwardly shared her woes of working for seven straight early mornings, beginning at 5 am, but then again, yesterday's trash hadn't been taken out and the usual fresh bakes were missing. I'm not sure how she may have spent her time from 5-8am! The orange juice situation was a mystery--told they were out, yet there it sat in the counter. She is probably a very nice person, just not well suited for the restaurant business. *Food--About 15 minutes later, two other staff walked in, and at the 25-minute mark, an elderly gentleman handed me a plate he seemed immensely proud of. He announced that my eggs were indeed over easy, but appeared to have been cooked in the bacon grease. Not the best sight to start the morning. *Drinks--Coffee was, well, average. It has always been, and today was no exception. But the self-serve water containers being empty? That was new. And after asking twice, getting ice water in a foam cup felt strangely detached. Perhaps this is why you are asked to offer a tip up front. *Verdict-- had come in with my wife, hoping to relive our many good experiences at The Coffee Shop, but today left a tad bit sour taste. Here's to hoping it was just an off day and not a sign of things to come. I'll give them another shot. *Tip--If you visit, don't be surprised if you get a low-talker and keep an eye out for the orange juice situation!

Awesome breakfast/brunch spot in downtown Paducah. Staff were friendly and attentive. Food was…read moreincredible, definitely try the steak!

Sometimes you just DON'T get the picture in time, but holey moley!…read more Coffee, perfect Big Dalton - eggs sausage links small biscuits&gravy, 2 mini waffles Bread pudding waffle Golden Bullet (scotch bottom egg) All served swiftly, gravy could have been warmer..but all else was great! Pam J our server was professional, but didn't refill drinks. Definitely have to visit .that bread pudding waffle didn't need syrup.... Loved the sayings on the walls!

Driving from Oklahoma City to Maryland sounds absolutely insane (because it kind of is), so when we…read morefound ourselves passing through Memphis around lunchtime, I turned to my trusted Yelp experts to help us find a local gem. Sunrise Memphis did not disappoint. We stopped in around 12:30 p.m. on a Wednesday and didn't experience any crowds or much of a lunch rush. That being said, after eating here, I completely understand why people mention waiting hours on weekends. The ordering process is simple: walk up to the counter, place your order, grab a number, and seat yourself. I appreciated that they offer both breakfast and lunch all day because it meant we didn't have to choose between the two. I ordered the chicken tenders with tater tots and an Arnold Palmer. Everything was fresh, hot, and exactly the kind of comfort food you crave in the middle of a long road trip. Kyler ordered the Kitchen Sink, which came with eggs, bacon, hash browns, grits, and a biscuit. He asked if he could swap the cheesy grits and biscuit for biscuits and gravy, and they ended up bringing him everything anyway! It was a massive meal, but absolutely delicious. Beyond the food, the staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. I also loved the fun, eclectic atmosphere. The colorful Memphis touches throughout the restaurant gave it so much personality, and there was even a bar area that made me think this would be an absolute blast for brunch with friends. Sunrise Memphis ended up being one of our favorite surprises of the entire drive. If you're passing through town, do yourself a favor and stop here.

You know when there's an arrow the entire length of the building saying line starts here, you're…read moreabout to have some good grub! A step inside at the same time the counter guy hollered back to let the cooks know a graduation was about to begin so "expect to be busy soon" confirmed that fact! You order at the counter and are given a number for your table and your food is delivered with a smile and some casual southern hospitality banter. This place is quirky with its decor but on point with the food. Get the bacon! Always get the bacon! I'm still dreaming about it! Be warned! We were told during busy times, the line stretches around the building for a steady 8hrs at a time! May the timing of your visit ever be in your favor!

We were traveling through Brownsville and came here because we wanted a fix of classic American…read morefood, but with better quality than fast food. Livingston's Soda Fountain & Grill delivered with a nice side of nostalgia. We started with an appetizer of Cheese Sticks. We then followed that up with some burgers. I got the Livingston's Burger, which was delicious, while my brother got the Ole Tyme Burger. And as if the burgers weren't enough, these burgers were served with a mountain of delicious fresh-cut fries. But the best part of our meal was at the end, when we were convinced to get two milkshakes, one for each of us. And I'm glad we did, as these were the most delicious milkshakes we had in quite a while, and I was sipping on mine all the way back to our hotel. In short, if you find yourselves traveling through Brownsville and have the time for a proper meal, I strongly recommend you take the detour away from the Interstate to stop at Livingston's Soda Fountain & Grill, and don't forget dessert, because it is the best part here. And if we find ourselves traveling through Brownsville around lunch or dinner time again, we will definitely come back to Livingston's Soda Fountain & Grill again.

Made a side trip to Brownsville on way to Memphis and lunched at a beautiful soda shop. It's well…read moredecorated, spacious, and plenty of wait staff. The food was great and very good milkshakes. My turkey wrap had just the right amount of turkey, bacon, and AL white bbq sauce. My friend's Mindfield wrap was great- highly recommend!

Food taste like butt cheeks I thought a fancy restaurant would be good no do not come here. The…read moreservice is terrible and the place is so nasty never clean for someone help this place and me and my whole family got food poisoning. I am cops don't go to this restaurant. It is so terrible and they think that they can just be rude to me because I won't catch up, they are actually so rude. I think that should go to jail. I am about to sue them. I will go one more time and if the food is nasty and I get food poisoning and the workers are rude. They will get sued.DO NOT GO

I'll come back and leave five stars when they get this place fully up and running. Right now it's…read morefull of construction and dust, but the stores we visited were great. We hope to get to go back next year when things have really gotten better and some restaurants are open.

We ended up here after we were not seated at nearby Stella's Ristorante at 8:45 pm (supposedly open…read moretill 10 pm). We were welcomed with open arms here. A multicultural clientele and staff. Our waiter was very polite and attentive. Quick and excellent service. Good food. Many vegetarian options. (In Paducah, KY!!!) God bless the people who behind this place.

Love love love! We were road tripping through and stopped here twice! They allow dogs inside which…read morewas a huge plus for us as it's so hard having dog friendly places inside. The food is delicious! There were so many options it was really hard to choose. The drinks are delicious too! Our servers broth times were amazing and super kind. The place itself is very clean and nice I enjoyed going there and would go back if I lived closer

The review that said half the county might be there was spot on. The place was packed and we got…read morethe penultimate table. The service was average. After reading the reviews, I was nervous, but the servers were all decently attentive and one was even nice. The food was so mediocre, I didn't know how else to describe it. The fried green tomatoes were mostly breading and I ended up removing half of it just so I could taste the tomato. The fried squash was $3 for about 6 pieces of varying sizes. It was flavorless, as was the mac and cheese. It reminded me of what public school lunches served in my hometown. Even with salt and pepper it was bland. The side salad is $5 for a very small portion. The baked apples were the best thing we ordered. I'd order them again, but wouldn't go out of my way to return to this establishment.

Dish washer comes out looking like he was working under a old car. He was filthy. The cook was…read moreeating as she put food out. The service is great the wait staff are wonderful. Overall I give it a 5 out of 10. Get cleaner employees and cooks who don't eat over the food being served. Food was good.