6 Best American Restaurants near Coalmont

“Leaving this review for my 6 year old! I loved the chicken you made me tonight. He has been sick and she was so patient with me letting me know the things that she had that wouldn’t make him sick. Thank you for feeding my kiddo something he loved after being sick ❤️“

“Very good food..great servers.friendly family atmosphere..clean and well kelp..“

“Dude, Tracside was OFF THE RAILS!! Our server Star hooked us up with drink refills, one of the best philly cheesesteaks I’ve ever had, a fun Tracside souvenir sticker, and overall friendly service. 5 STARS - no questions! Reasonable prices and a historical atmosphere. A+++ 😎🚂“

“The food was amazing. Brought my son here for his birthday and it was his first time and he loved it.“

“Wonderful Sunday buffet! Fried chicken, mashed potatoes, white beans, turnip greens, fried okra, carrots, and cornbread...yummm! 😋“

“This is a cute, well-maintained, no-frills lodge-style motel. It’s not a re-vamped indie hotel, but stolidly in the motel vein. It has a cute pool out back and is surrounded by some trees, which gives it some charm.

The rooms are clean (though low-fi). There is coffee in the main lobby every morning—powder creamer, if that matters to you, as it does me. No breakfast.

Upsides: most of what you need is close to the motel (1 diner, 1 lunch market, 2 Mexican restaurants, Waffle House, a grocery store, gas stations). Within 10-20 minutes are stunningly gorgeous hikes with waterfalls and swimming holes (Fiery Gizzard State Park).

Downsides: don’t expect breakfast or reliable food at the restaurant on the property. It doesn’t do breakfast and is closed on various days/has varied hours each day.

If you’re coming for Bonnaroo, do not expect easy transportation back and forth and make sure that you secure a private transport company. This town has remarkably built zero infrastructure for the festival and, really, for the tourism that the surrounding areas must generate. You cannot rely on Uber/Lyft, though that seems to be on the horizon as Nashville drivers realize the festival is a cash cow.“