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Crossville Restaurants by Cuisine

• African
• American
• Asian
• Bakery
• Barbecue
• British
• Café
• Cajun & Creole
• Caribbean
• Chinese

• Custard Cabin
  "AWESOME"
  "Best frozen custard I have ever had. Their waffle cones are as well! Service was great, prices are great. Just moved here from the Chicagoland area in February of this year and this was one of the first places we were brought to. Good choice!"
• R & B Cafe
  "Best little hole in the wall breakfast!!! Crossville tn"
  "I went by this restaurant and snubbed my nose at it.....So Wrong!!!!! Two days later. I said what the heck. Lets try it, can not be worse then a big chain we ate at and disliked. So, we pull into this tiny strip mall area with only 2 or 3 business places surviving....walking in was like steppi..."ng into a fifties breakfast place...Breakfast was so inexpensive!!! Husband Had omelet, biscuits and gravy combo, he is very picky about his Biscuits and gravy and was extremely satisfied with quality of food!!! I had pancake combo....everything was cooked to perfection...the pancake was huge and delicious flavor!!!!!! If not a big eater....You can get 2 biscuits with gravy for $2.25!!! One pancake is only a $1.95!!!! Great portion.....reasonable prices....fantastic tasting breakfast..and great service,,,, will try lunch. Next, ........darn...... Only one more day left...wish I had not passed this by at start of week. They also have entertainment in eves...A must stop if you a... " More >
• Vegas Steakhouse and Lounge
  "Great service and great food in 1970s steakhouse ambiance"
  "We were an extended family of 8 out for a light meal after attending a high school graduation. Our server Kaylie was very attentive to all our needs. "Cup" of loaded baked potato soup came out as a bowl and was very good according to a relative. Lasagna portion was VERY large, filling half a plate...." My daughter enjoyed a homemade key lime pie. Prices were quite reasonable. I'm in my late 40s and remember the 1970s and the Steak and Ales of that era, so could appreciate the retro-chic of the atmosphere. (Think mafia don in the circular booth beside you). Others who have only known more modern Cheesecake Factory type restaurants probably won't care for it. I did and would return when in the area.Ask for Kaylie. " More >