We are so incredibly happy here. Whitney and the horses are amazing. My daughter is learning so…read moremuch and it has been a life changing experience from her.

From the owner: Anderson Stables is a full service horse training & lesson program located in Hendersonville,…read moreTennessee, just 20 minutes north of Nashville. Trainer and owner Whitney Anderson specializes in the training of American Saddlebreds, Morgans, Hackneys, and Friesians. She teaches several disciplines including saddle seat, pleasure driving, hunt seat, and western pleasure. With over a decade of professional experience starting colts, finishing show horses, preparing amateurs for the show ring, and teaching beginners, Whitney brings a wealth of knowledge to the table from years of working under nationally recognized trainers. She also has several World’s and National championship titles to her name after competing for over 25 years. Whitney and Anderson Stables focuses on establishing a strong foundation in basic horsemanship for both the humans and equines she trains. A strong focus is put on sportsmanship, safety, and compassionate horsemanship.

This place is your typical burger and milkshake joint. The burgers are fine and fresh, exactly what…read moreyou'd expect. There's a good number of weird options but you can also build your own. The fries are supposed to be homemade and tasted pretty fresh. This place is actually known for its milkshakes. Which We did not try this trip, but have in the past and they are big and pretty good. accessibility: there's plenty of room to maneuver in a wheelchair and different seating options including booths and tables. The women's bathroom was spacious and easy to maneuver and had a baby changing table. They're single stall so would be easy for anyone to use; the men's restroom was a little tight to maneuver from a small power chair.

If you're in Gallatine near the square do not pass up this gem of a restaurant! We found it on yelp…read moreand I can't imagine it being given anything but 5 stars! We had a Red Velvet Oreo Cookie Shake that was divine with a Swaney Burger ( with fried pickles, bacon and provolone) and a BBQ Brisket sandwich covered with deep fried jalapenos- so delicious. Fantastic service, great music and ambiance. Happy hour starts at 3 Definitely coming back!

Great place for hot chicken in Gallatin! I found this place by mistake and I'm glade I did!!!…read more The service was great, and the food came out as expected with a cook to order place. I didn't get the "sign a waiver" chicken because I've never been a fan of that... but I got the next hottest down. (3rd base) I'll say that it's hotter or as hot as most of the other good places around Nashville's hottest chicken. "Steeling 3rd base" is great to balance flavor and heat to me. They only have kool-ade and bottled drinks. But they have fair prices. I'll be back for sure!!! I don't know why, but several of these hot chicken style places don't serve real brewed sweet tea. Just FYI, actual brewed tea would put your place over the edge!

First let me commend the owner.....girl, you did that! The food was absolutely delicious. The "Fowl…read morePlay" wings were incredibly juicy, full of flavor, and had that perfect breading I love. The mac and cheese was wonderfully creamy, and the hamburger was juicy and cooked to perfection. This was our first visit, but it definitely won't be our last!

My favorite place for all my yard treatment and household treatment. Also a nice place to pick up a…read morefew things to decorate with or just a sweet surprise gift for a grandchild. And their garden center is also such a wonderful place to shop every spring as is their Christmas store! You can never go wrong with unique gift ideas from the Co-op! And don't forget their mower repair shop either! This place rocks?

Great place to get all your animal and gardening supplies. They…read more have all the animal supplies you need for horses,dogs, cats, chickens etc. When it comes to vegetable or flower gardening plants or supplies, they are second to none !! They carry a large supply of other items as well. Gifts, clothing, tools, hardeware, ect. A great place to find the unexpected. Can not say enough about The Farmers Co-op !!!!!

Came here 5/7/26 and got seated so fast. The place is very well kept and clean, it's a very mellow…read morevibe on Sunday. We drive an hour to come to this one because the service is just amazing. Tyler was our server again! We got so lucky because he is just an absolute joy to have bring us our food and drinks. The food 10/10 we started with chips and bean and cheese queso and I ended up getting the triple dipper with Nashville hot motz because the cheese pull is always my favorite part. I am now in food coma for the rest of the evening but it's totally worth it. GIVE TYLER A RAISE!!

Was a busy Friday night but definitely worth the wait. I have been to many different Chili's in…read morethe Nashville area and this one was the best. Food was hot, fresh and our service was quick! Overall, there was good energy and I would definitely recommend this specific location!

We came here for dinner. It wasn't too crowded. We were seated in the bar half of the restaurant…read more We got bread to start which wasn't anything special, but the rest of the food was really good. I had a side combo, which included a plain baked potato, a chili and broccoli. I added a caesar salad. All of it was excellent. I really loved the chili. The broccoli was well seasoned. Caesar was just right. My hubby had teriyaki chicken. I thought the portion was a little small, but he enjoyed it. I would definitely come back!

We stopped in for dinner tonight. I should have noticed that their parking lot was on the empty…read moreside, but I didn't. Walked in and immediately sat down. Lots of empty tables. (Second missed clue). The menus were messy, and drink menus was super sticky. (Third-Degree missed clue). On a positive note, our waitress was great, its the food. The dinner rolls were delicious. The steak... not so much. It was cooked medium rare which is what we asked for, but the color was a bit wierd. The texture was wierd and the look was wierd. Almost congealed looking. Kinda like they cooked it frozen. Not very flavorful either. Now I ordered the salmon and shrimp. The salmon was good, but the shrimp looked wierd. Not pink. I didn't even try. My son had coconut shrimp. That was good. Did I mention our waitress was nice. I'd won't go back. The 2 stars are for. The waitress. Only on for the food and a zero for the cleanliness of the restaurant. Wish I noticed my clues earlier. Before we wasted $96 on this meal. Never again!

Autumn was Absolutely a Fantastic Server and she should be recognized for her wonderful…read moreservice!!!!! We will definitely be asking for her in the future! The only negatives of the restaurant are: in the last three visits to the Longhorn Restaurant in Gallatin TN there were many customer complaints about the cold air blowing directly on customers which also causes food to get cold (my food turned cold very quickly) and the Ranch Dressing used to be delicious but lately it's too salty to eat. Thanks Autumn for the BEST IN SERVICE!!!

Not great, not terrible. Typical chain steakhouse about average…read more There are not many choices for eating at locally owned restaurants in Gallatin so many locals settle for this which is admittedly better than the competition across the street. Don't let the western decor fool you into thinking there is any level of authenticity to your experience. You are going to get a menu with food quality determined by a mega corporation. Steaks are small, pork chops and chicken are processed. Meat quality overall is definitely low end. We went several nights while here because we didn't feel like driving to Nashville to eat. Very busy on the weekend. Our service was good but the kitchen screwed up a couple of times. Best items were the Old Fashioned, which was a nice stiff cocktail and the baked potato which was perfectly done. Chopped salad was decent and the complimentary bread is good. Skip the pork chops and skip the Texas Tea which was very weak.