American Restaurants near Jefferson City

“Awesome food ! grilled catfish is Great“

“Burgers were cooked well done charred like hockey pucks, although we asked for them to be medium. Waiter only took 15% off the bill instead of taking them off the bill or re cooking some. Drinks were average. Seemed to be too busy for their staff to handle. Went back a second time and the food was cooked perfectly...“

“It was a great Breakfast with my daddy... 🧡💜“

“Always great food Waitress are awesome Very clean restaurant“

“When I'm doing a road trip, I can always depend on Cracker Barrel for good food and friendly service when I'm in a hurry and want something more than drive thru. I've been a Cracker Barrel fan since my grand parents would take me to the very first store in Lebanon, Tennessee when I was a kid.“

“Food was hot and tasted delicious. Ruby Tuesday offers a good variety of items with fair prices. Rachel was our server today and had a HORRIBLE attitude. NEVER once smiled, never refilled our drinks, we had to ask for a to go box 3 times. She got mad when we asked for extra butter even though we ordered extra butter. When we asked for change from a $50 bill, she threw our change on the table. We love Ruby Tuesday but if they choose employees like this, we don’t want to come back.“

“Casual dining, Full rack BBQ ribs, were tender & moist cooked excellent. Appetizer recommend by our server Laney perfect combination to our meal.
Monte Cristo sandwich are another good choice for a share item, the raspberries sauce adds the sweet.
Definitely will recommend highly to everyone.“

“The Chop House in Kodak was located across the street from our hotel on a recent trip so we decided to give it a try! The food was great, the teriyaki chicken with the pineapple salsa and rice pilaf and would eat it again in a heartbeat. They had a variety of selections for kids and we also really enjoyed the appetizers especially the onion rings and deviled eggs. Our server Alissa was wonderful as well!“

“Isaiah 117 It all started with a T-shirt and a wooden box. Mike and I moved to Tennessee partially in 2020 and finished in 2021. Of course you have to check out the local diners for some good grub. One of the places we went to on occasion was Owen’s in Dandridge. I noticed that the waitresses were wearing a T-shirt that said something about the Isaiah house. I did not have a clue. Then I also noticed a white wooden box shaped like a house that was clearly for donations. I usually don’t put money into boxes without checking out what it was all about. After a few more visits to Owen’s, I googled the organization. Hmmm, I liked what I read. There was a link for an online book that I listened to via Spotify. It told the entire story of how Rhonda’s eyes were opened to seeing a need for foster children here in Tennessee. How her and her husband were on the path of becoming foster parents and how they noticed that sometimes children who are removed from their biological family without a plan for where they will go next. Sometimes the social worker would have them stay in the office, even overnight until a foster family could be found. This broke Rhonda’s heart. Isaiah 1:17 says we should defend the fatherless, Rhonda was convicted. Yes, why couldn’t there be a place kids could go that was overflowing with love during such a difficult time. Out of that conviction grew Isaiah 1 17 house. Beautiful White House’s with a red front door that welcomes children with open arms. They bathe, they clothe, they feed, they give a warm bed, they provide safety, warmth and lots of love. Children may stay up to 3 nights as the social worker figures out where this child or children will be placed. My love for this organization as just one person has spread. I first introduced it to my friend Martha, then to my P.E.O. Sisterhood and now to my church. My heart is full. One T-shirt and a wooden box has now influenced many people here in Knoxville, Tennessee. I like the Pecan Pancakes!“