puckett's grocery & restaurant

mother's day disaster. we were a party of 5. excited about going to puckett's. we ordered 3 filet mignon's, chicken and waffles, shimp and grits, we ordered an appetizer (fried pickles) which were good. excellent waiter named brian. after placing orders having a couple coctails, brian comes out and says they are out of mashed potatoes which were with 3 of our meals. unacceptable. we paid our bill and left with no dinner. wasn't brians fault and we knew he hated to tell us that bad news. we left him a generous tip but we may give them another try. everything was great. nice atmosphere, music playing, but what a let down. very dissatisfied. if you go , make sure they have everything to complete your order.

this is one of my favorite places to go when i'm in franklin. the veggies are great. i always have a good meal there.

tabemasho, dayton, oh. wonderful experience! while shopping in franklin, we went to puckett's grocery for lunch. a great choice! i ordered the blt with a fried green tomatoe. my companion ordered the chicken wings with homemade chips. we were seated right away at the lunch hour. there was mix of business men, families and visitors like us. the server was friendly and knowledgeable. would eat here again

my girlfriend and i were traveling south from columbus, oh and decided to take a detour to stop here. we were not disappointed! we were seated quickly, and the food didn't take very long to come.

the food was mostly excellent. my hot chicken sandwich and our dessert hit the spot. we weren't impressed with the fried pickles, however. mostly breading, not much pickle.

we will definitely return!

a staple of franklin. excellent southern food, and an efficient staff. while the food is wonderful it has become a haven for tourists and should pretty much be avoided on weekends. that being said if you're fine dining at weird hours the food is well worth trying.

tabemasho, springboro, oh. a unique dining experience! while shopping in franklin, we went to puckett's for lunch. we wre seated right away at the lunch hour. a mix of business men, families, and tourists all enjoying a wonderful lunch. i ordered the blt with a fried green tomatoe and my dining companion had the chicken wings - very meaty. the service was fast and friendly! will visit again when we are in the area!

great food, great atmosphere, great people.. best burgers around, great bbq that's cooked out back, amazing cobbler, sweet potato fries, and the list goes on. the staff is amazing, everyone is friendly and helpful and attentive. music almost every night of the week, and it's always good. i'll definitely keep going back!

corncakes pulled pork sand and fried green tomatoes. ohhhh and entertainment after 830, eric heatherly

we take al of our visitors from out of town here for dinner. good food, something for everyone, excellent "down south" atmosphere. my boyfriends thinks the meatloaf is the best he's ever had, i've liked the chicken & waffles and the shrimp & grits. do expect to be a little patient-it's definitely a franklin hot spot.

we were on a tour in franklin and went to puckett's for lunch as part of the tour.

their food was fantastic. we were a large group of 14 but that was no problem. everybody raved about whatever was ordered.

i let my server pick for me. i had the fried green tomato blt. yum! there was a generous portion of bacon. the fried green tomatoes were fantastic. i'd definitely order again!

the cobbler of the day was cherry. even the small nana's portion was too much for me to finish. but i loved every bite!

our experience was so good that several went to puckett's in nashville the next night for dinner.

good food. from mississippi which has better southern food but overall was good. wish zomato did the .5 still. i had the chicken fried steak and it was good. haven’t had a ton of good southernn comfy food other than this place and loveless cafe in nashville. ✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️🐳

great southern food, great southern food, live music. all around great time.

it's ok. really.. i decided to continue searching for any place around nashville that could make decent enough bbq. i have not had great luck at this and my reviews are out there to be read as i try each place. so far each place has been one epic fail after another. i guess i'm done for now and must drive to memphis if i want the best ever.
puckett's on the other hand does get some winning points from me and its worth a visit there if you are in or near franklin tn.
its a nice place with live music and the guy i saw playing some kind of guitar harp thing was great!
the people there were more than friendly and seem to be enjoying their work which is a big plus!
the bbq beans were really good.
the slaw was ok.
the cornbread cake thing was good too.
two sauces i tried were fine,
the dry ribs....well,,,i think they were only ok once you covered them with sauce which means they were no longer dry. i prefer dry ribs and have higher standards for them. a perfect dry rib has enough spice on them so that you don't need wet sauce. i have to ding them for this one.
the pulled pork plate was too fatty, too shredded up with fatness, and tasteless without a lot of sauce poured over it. i spent several minutes separating the two and then added some sauce to the meat. after all that work it turned out really good. a perfect pulled pork plate should be all long strands of bbq pork with enough flavor that you shouldn't have to add a lot of sauce unless you just want it really wet.
all in all i give them a good enough grade to recommend anyone go try it out.
i think they serve breakfast too so i know i'll go back to try that out.

hands down the best restaurant in nashville. the food is alway good and fast.i love eating everytime i go to nashville. try the breakfast menu.

ashley kinkead

saturday afternoon lunch. 15 minutes wait notifies by text message. fried green tomato blt sandwich on sourdough was excellent! sweet potato fries were good but nothing special. three sliders in pulled pork, chicken, and brisket were very good. well worth the trip.