Well, it's difficult to give a review (good or otherwise) if you aren't open to serve customers…read more Honestly, I was not just disappointed, i was angry. I was looking forward to a sit down meal and instead I got nothing. I can't speak for others, but when I drive 600 plus miles and I'm hungry, it makes me very angry that you can't seem to keep the doors open. For what "ever" reason. You do your customers a huge disservice when you close at two in the afternoon.

this is only for the Country Pride portion of the TA truck stop here in Antioch Tennessee the full…read morereview can be found to somewhere once I get to it still one of the better ones for the most part in the TA Country Pride chain opens from 5 to 11 7 days a weekone of the ones opens earlier than the other ones.. many of the other ta Country Pride on one's open at 6. I've always liked this in my almost 30 years of trucking back when was the 76 to Nashville south Interstate 24. wow still have horse has to Popeye's and the Burger King this Country Pride restaurant still brings out fresh salad bar all the time and for the most part the food has been very consistent for the last few years very good..for example tonight I had a nice healthy salad bar that I had the grilled chicken breast nice good size plump one little Heinz 57 on top with the baked potato and the garlic toast very good.. _although for my truck and friends you definitely want to get here early this parking lot fills up fast and always has and still does and what the new elog rules it still fills up quite a bit_ you get a lot of General travelers in here to that enjoy eating it's still a really good one kept very clean quality is very good just a good place to have a regular old-fashioned American diner kind of meal and you can't get it to go.

Food and service was excellent. Sunday morning Mother's Day brunch was busy but efficient. Will…read moredefinitely go back next time in town!!

Wow wow wow! We stopped at this place just by chance and so glad we did it…read more Breakfast was A M A Z I N G!!! Service was excellent and ambience was top notch!! And whatever you do, do NOT leave this place without trying the pierogies.... AUTHENTIC HOMEMADE POLISH PIEROGIES!!!

The lady at the counter was friendly and patient thought it was cool that you could put your…read moreautograph on the wall! Philly cheesesteak was good, bread was soft, just was missing a little bit more flavor

Great food, service and price. If you are craving a Philly cheesesteak, look no further than here…read more Probably the best cheesesteak outside of Philly. The menu has other diner grilled favorites like burgers, chicken, sandwiches, onion rings, fries, breakfast items, etc. If you are looking for a locally owned place that is family friendly and an alternative to traditional fast food, I recommend you grab the family and give it a try. You can dine in or carry out.

We went a little out of the way to go here while passing through on a trip because we wanted to try…read moreNepali food. The food did not disappoint. We went at lunch time on a Friday and the place was totally dead which felt weird, but the service was great and food was made to order and delicious. Lots of flavor. The shrimp chowmein had a lot of cilantro and onions. Fair warning for anyone who doesn't like that. I feel like this place would be a great place to go with their live band some nights. Definitely give it a try if you are in the area.

Good food. Three out for dinner, ordered two mains and onevappetizer. One Nepali and one Bhutanese…read morefish. Nicely spiced, quite mild by comparison with Bengali food. Different spice blend. Courteous service. They have live music occasionally. The ambitious and decorations could use some work to make it a more interesting experience for the Western diner. Perhaps ethnic clothing. Prices were medium, not cheap but not overly expensive. Would go back.

Portions were massive and the food was amazing!…read more Usually you only get one or the other. This place is near the airport and the area looks a little sketchy but...do NOT be deterred! Service is friendly, big Greek guy that calls you "boss" kind of friendly.

First meal here in Tennessee, and Xtra Diner did not disappoint. As others pointed out, this diner…read moredefinitely has more appeal inside than out. Service is excellent. The man helping us was very friendly, and I told him we would be back again. Their food ... amazing. My husband ordered their gyro plate (with extra meat), and I had their rice and hummus side dishes. I don't really think much of pitas, but Xtra Diner has changed my mind. That may have been my favorite, next to their gyro of course. They make the food on the spot for you, and everything is delicious. Lesson learned to never judge a restaurant by their exterior, because this restaurant truly is a gem. Great first meal out here in Tennessee.

This place is not bad at all it was a surprise as I didn't do any research beyond the name as was…read moreexpecting a different experience than what we got. We had the bacon jalapeño fritters the lamb gyro and the land cheese stake. We walked away happy and full. Wheelchair access: the doors are light and there is parking and a zero rise entrance but there are a few stores up to the bathroom. There could have been another bathroom but I didn't see it. The bathroom is spacious and had grab bars.

I have the chicken pimento wrap and it was really delicious. I was a little intimidated by the size…read morebut had no trouble inhaling the whole thing!

If you are looking for authentic and local korean food, please go here! They have a very sorted…read moremenu and everything tasted so good. The provide refillable side sides which are very tasty and the on table bbq experience is fun! The also have korean local wines and drinks which accompany well with the food. The ambience is basic but the food just compensates for it.

We ordered the KBBQ package, and it's delicious! The meat…read morewas fresh & tasty, side dishes were good. Service was nice & fast. The lady came several times to prepare & cook the meat. The restaurant is pretty small, but convenient and not too noisy. We enjoyed our dinner there, recommended if you like Korean food!

This used to be my favorite dying restaurant chain. They had reasonable prices and good food. Now…read morethey have neither. Everything is effed up with beef tallow now. Beef tallow is kinda like Nutella: Promoted as a health food, while being far from it. I miss the days when their garlic burger was a great comfort meal. This place really sh@t the bed!!

Update: I have ordered since and now orders come in one large bag, order was perfect and I'll be…read moregoing back. Thanks!

This waffle house is so good when we are out of town even if it is midnight we love going to this…read morelocation and eating it's a great place to eat some late night food or even breakfast!

My partner and I were visiting the city for his birthday when he asked that we go to Waffle House…read morebefore heading back on the road, and as I hadn't ever been to a WH, I was enthused to try it. I am not being dramatic when I say it was everything I'd heard about-- in the best possible way. The price system is simple, to the point, and extremely reasonable. I got absolutely stuffed full for $12! Food aside (it was incredible and delicious)-- what took me the most was the atmosphere and the staff. The cook was having a blast, singing little tunes, and being an all around B.A. while serving up perfectly cooked food. I should add context that we came in while they seemed to have gotten slammed with a rush they don't typically see on a Tuesday morning. We lucked out with the last two seats in the room. Our waitress was warm, welcoming, and took our orders with a smile. At one point while taking our orders, she apologized and briefly turned around to handle something on the burner (I think, something needed to be flipped or turned from what I saw) but she did it with such grace and flow that by the time I processed what happened she was already turned back to us to finish taking our orders. From then on, I took notice to all of the staff and their precision and speed while juggling multiple orders, customers, etc. They worked together in harmony, and before you knew it.. the rush was over. The restaurant was quiet and they all took a beat to just breathe and applaud each other for a perfect job well done. I was in awe. If there was ever any sort of example of a great team with great leadership, it would be this specific location. I really hope we can come back to this location again. It was 10/10 the best first WH experience I could have asked for.

Met my daughter for late lunch and she wanted a restaurant with great cold coffee options that also…read moreserve food. We decided on First Watch. Great choice after all. First - the parking lot is large and easy to get in/out. Second - we went in at 12:40 and were seated immediately. Lots of tables to handle a crowd. Third - Haley was our server and she was very friendly and attentive. My daughter got the honey caramel crunch iced coffee, and we checked the menu. Haley gave us perfect amount of time to decide and I chose the biscuits and gravy side along with the seasoned potatoes. Very delicious, and the portion was just right to not feel too stuffed but also feel satisfied. Haley got me a drink to go as we were leaving. I noticed every one working was smiling and courteous. I will be coming back more often.

First Watch is always a popular brunch spot, and my recent visit was a mix of hits and misses…read more I started with the Lemon Ricotta Pancakes, but they just weren't for me. The texture was dense, dry, and crumbly--more like cornbread than the soft, fluffy, melt-in-your-mouth pancakes I was expecting. They lacked the moist, buttery richness I personally look for in a great pancake. To be fair, that may be their intended style, but it wasn't what I had hoped for. The staff was accommodating, and I exchanged the pancakes for scrambled eggs, turkey sausage, and seasoned potatoes. That plate was much more enjoyable. The eggs were fluffy, the potatoes were nicely seasoned with a good crisp on the outside, and the turkey sausage was a solid choice. I also sampled the Turkey Sausage Biscuits & Gravy. The dish was comforting and satisfying, but it could have benefited from a little more seasoning. A touch more sage in the sausage would have added the savory depth that makes biscuits and gravy truly memorable. One of the highlights of the meal was the fresh juice selection. The Morning Meditation was refreshing with a bright blend of orange, lemon, turmeric, ginger, beet, and agave. The lavender drink was equally delicious, light, floral, and refreshing without being overpowering. If you're visiting First Watch, I highly recommend trying one of their fresh juices. Overall, while the Lemon Ricotta Pancakes missed the mark for me, the fresh juices, eggs, potatoes, and turkey sausage made for a pleasant brunch experience. I'd gladly return and explore more of their savory breakfast offerings.