I'm still sitting at the table waiting on another salad and some Mac and cheese to go. So good I wouldn't dare leave without something to take home.
Staff was friendly and attentive. Won't pass through Kentucky without stopping here. 11/10 for home cooked, down home, comfort food - with healthy options.
This is a cute little place. It's an old home turned into a restaurant, so it has an abundance of charm. The staff was very friendly and the food was pretty good. The only critique I have is that the portions are small. Our family of 3 spent almost 70 dollars for what seemed like 30 dollars worth of food. Other than that, it is a lovely place with a unique eating experience.
Great place for lunch or dinner in the purest “old fashion country” style. Food is generous, find country items like fried streak, country ham, fried green tomatoes and fried pickles, in what is one of the most unique restaurant in Elizabethtown.
It’s about the experience and comfort food. Look at the picture and you’ll know what to expect.
Mother's day weekend lunch.
Hubby ordered Country fried steak with mashed potatoes and hashbrown casserole.
Large portions and delicious.
I had fried tomatoes with sauce.
It was delicious. We couldn't ask for better service on a busy day.
Waitress Morgan is very prompt getting our orders out.
This place is awesome. The food is out of this world. I couldn't decide to pick what to get off of the hot entrée menu so I had the waiter pick for me. The waiter was the nicest guy. His name is Travon so ask for him. He was great. I see some people were talking about the parking lot being small. There are places to park and walk so don't let that stop you. So much food for your money. Worth the hour drive it took to get there. Wish I would have taken a desert home. We were so full when we left. Not the place to go if you are watching your figure.
Amazing Secret of Etown! Best of the best for miles around. The food, the staff, the ambiance. You won't be disappointed. Can't wait to go back one last time before we move.
Great restaurant serving Southern comfort food. You have to try the pinto beans, it is the dish that made them famous. Thankful that they brought back the peanut butter pie and their cobblers are delicious. Upstairs they have a boutique that the wife likes to shop in for clothes and jewelry.
We had delicious comfort food that turned a hard day around. Staff are friendly and so attentive. They had adorable gifts also. You have to visit and try some sweet tea.
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