Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Columbia, Tennessee, United States. Columbia is a city in and the county seat of Maury County, Tennessee, United States. The population was 34,681 at the 2010 census and in 2013 the population was 35,558.
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3 based on 132 reviews
Henny Bogan Does Cracker BarrelColumbiaâs Cracker Barrel scored big on a recent lunch. While Mrs. Bogan raved about the grilled chicken salad, I luxuriated in the best catfish meal Cracker Barrel has ever laid on me. I prefer grilled too and got three sides with it which included sweet carrots, steamed broccoli â never better â and a delectable kale and brussels sprout salad, served up with cranberries. Service was very attentive, caring and efficient. Cracker Barrel has this down to a tee, since the meal arrives within ten minutes and the more than reasonable bill is always ready on time. Great place for families and travellers on the go.
4 based on 18 reviews
Hattie Jane's Creamery is an inspired, artisan ice cream shop located on the public square in downtown Columbia, Tenn. Its ice cream is produced on-site in small batches of creative and unique flavors that use locally sourced ingredients whenever possible
Plain and simple: Hattie Jane's Creamery is without a doubt the finest ice cream I've ever eaten. And trust me, I've been around a few years and I've eaten my share of ice cream! Wow!! The flavors are delicious and the quality is second to none. And don't forget the coffee - fantastic! Add in Hattie Jane's great service and the lovely atmosphere of the downtown Columbia Square, and you have an absolute must-do experience!Thanks, Jeff! Come see us again soon!
4 based on 31 reviews
My company used JJ's barbecue for an event we were holding. We got pulled pork, macaroni and cheese, and coleslaw. The pulled pork was the best I've ever had in my lifetime and the sauce they give you were that made it even more amazing! I was very impressed with how good the food was and would recommend them!
4 based on 18 reviews
We are a local family owned, non-chain restaurant utilizing local ingredients in creative chef-inspired menus that change frequently. We are a 100% gluten-free, tree-nut free and peanut-free facility. We offer catering services from breakfast trays to ful
While passing through on a business trip a local took me to The Dotted Lime, said it was a great place for healthy local food. I found it to be fantastic and wished I lived in Columbia so I could return more often. I had the "Something to Taco "Bout", which featured SW Chicken bacon, SW slaw, cheddar & ranch on corn tortillas. I highly recommend it but there were other things on the menu I'd like to try too. Sandwiches to pizza and much of made with locally sourced foods. The floor is painted with chalk board paint so kids can go wild drawing on the floor. Fun, cool atmosphere, though located out on the strip, I think they'd be great in a downtown location.
4 based on 28 reviews
I have eaten as a Chic Fil A now a few times. I am not really a fan. The waffle fries are just ok in my book. I had chicken tenders this time. They were ok. I think it is just a over hyped fast food restaurant in my opinion. Not in any hurry to go again.
5 based on 25 reviews
I heard of Katiepie's from a stranger and tried it right away. I had the meatloaf sandwich and was blown away by the flavors! I had never had a meatloaf sandwich before but read positive reviews beforehand. My server was friendly and attentive. Very good prices.
4 based on 81 reviews
Had dinner earlier on a Sunday evening so not terribly busy. Service was very good. Tried their local favorite, grilled chicken, with a salad and baked potato. Everything was delicious and all the plates passing by the table looked great as well. Would recommend. Not a typical steakhouse vibe!Thank you for taking the time to write a great review! We are happy you had a good experience dining with us and look forward to seeing you again soon!
4 based on 258 reviews
Genuinely antique atmosphere, fast friendly staff, food was all good and not too expensive.They definitely know how to make sweet tea right.Mojo Burgers were enjoyable (burger with pulled pork, slaw, smoked baked beans and BBQ sauce), tasty and messy like a good sandwich should be.I had the half rack of ribs, dry rubbed with cherry smoke, strong bark on the smoke, meat was tender and came apart easily, good flavor, smoked baked beans were nice-not over sweet and perky from peppers and onions blended in, corn cake with the entrée was interesting and I will be searching out how to make them.This place gets the best rating I have which is I would definitely go back again.
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4 based on 294 reviews
This place is great! From the old squeaky porch to the old pictures on the wall, it is full of nostalgia. The food was great! I recommend going early for breakfast. The appetizer is a homemade cinnamon roll. The biscuits are canât miss too. Donât forget the gravy either.
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4 based on 217 reviews
My husband and I ate lunch here at the advice of a nearby shop owner. We each had a chicken salad sandwich and my husband also had the chicken tortilla soup. Both were served with chips and a kosher dill pickle slice. VERY GOOD! Wait service was friendly as well. The place is small & was very busy but we were seated right away. As we left, there were people waiting to be seated.
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