7 Best Southern Restaurants near Brighton

“This is a good place to eat. Just come ready to enjoy talking with the waitresses because they love their customers. Until last week,I did not know that beans could be fried. They are delicious that way & best of all,I didn't have to snap them.“

“I am in a wheelchair and I really enjoy eating here a great deal. Service is excellent and fun to talk to, as well.Wheelchair accessibility: I am a full time power wheelchair user, and I have never felt out of place here. Getting to the building from parking is the hardest part… but hey! It is on the Court Square, after all!“

“My daughter and I stopped in for a afternoon lunch. We really enjoyed it. It was a nice place with a great atmosphere to have a bite to eat and just chat. The food was really good. You gotta try the almond tea. Sweet, but oh so good.I plan on taking my wife here soon as well. I would say if you want to enjoy a quiet place to eat and talk this is it.“

“Savoring Southern Comfort: Piggin' Ain't Easy Barbecue in Burlison, TNNestled in the heart of Burlison, Tennessee, Piggin' Ain't Easy Barbecue is a hidden gem that beckons lovers of Southern comfort cuisine. Stepping into this sweet, family-owned establishment, the aroma of slow-cooked perfection fills the air, setting the stage for a memorable dining experience.The star of the show is undoubtedly the pork plate – a testament to the artistry of barbecue. The meat, tender beyond belief, practically melts in your mouth. The mild sauce served alongside adds a harmonious touch, enhancing the flavor without overpowering the natural goodness of the pork.But Piggin' Ain't Easy is more than just barbecue; it's a culinary journey that brings you back home. The potato salad, a delightful side, boasts flavors that resonate with nostalgia, evoking memories of homemade goodness.The portions at Piggin' Ain't Easy are not just ample; they're downright generous. You'll leave with a satisfied belly and a smile, relishing the value that this humble establishment provides.While the location may be off the beaten path, a bit of navigation with the GPS is a small price to pay for the treasure that awaits. The country charm, coupled with the warm hospitality and impeccable service, makes the journey well worth the effort. Piggin' Ain't Easy Barbecue is more than a restaurant; it's a haven for those seeking authentic Southern barbecue and a taste of home.“

“Don't let it fool you. I may not be a brand new building but they make up for it their food. First time here today. It was recommended by some friends. They make a great country style breakfast with firendly service as well. We all enjoyed our meals and we will all be back. That is for certain.“

“AMAZING RIBS. My last night in Millington, TN and I look up some BBQ restaurants. Saw Up Town BBQ and the huge reviews and was like, I need to give these guys a try. Drove down tonight ordered the Ribs and pudding for dessert. The Ribs were awesome. They were smokey and tender (fall of the bones). Got the medium sauce as well as the beans and hush puppies. What a great place and great environment. The waitress (Alexis?) was super friendly and made the dessert herself. The owner (Kelvyn) is a great dude and fellow veteran. If anyone is looking to retire from the service, it may be worth your time swinging by, grabbing a meal, and getting some advice from Kelyvn. I will definitely be back with my group in 6 months during our next meeting. Kelvyn, as we say in the Navy, Bravo Zulu (Well Done).“

“First time being there in over 2 years. Last time I was there around 2 years ago when the business changed hands and it was absolutely horrible and didnt go back. Today I went and it was just like it used to be. The waitresses were so nice and friendly and our food was ready to go in about 20 minutes. I hope they got rid of that horrible mean woman from a few years ago. Will definately start going back. The food was just like it used to be!“