Ma Pa's - Greeneville
Ma Pa's
Description
A Castlewood institution, Mas and Pas serves nostalgic, home-style comfort food—fluffy biscuits, sausage gravy, Friday fried fish, Philly sandwiches and breaded tenderloin—at fair prices. Regulars praise friendly, attentive staff, consistent cooking and a family- and wheelchair-friendly dining room that supports local entertainers. Guests note occasional order errors, service lapses and a need for refreshed decor or deeper cleaning, and the menu is primarily posted on Facebook. Overall, a cozy, community-loved spot where hearty cooking and local charm shine.
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It's sad they ask you on a call in order what you want and they still mess it up. Then when you call them out on it they get an attitude about it. Had to ask for silverware and condiments for to go order.
I think the staff and the prices were good and the service was exceptional. I hear a lot of people brag about the food often. The only issue I have is: I was disappointed with the lack of cleanliness. I don't say that to hurt anyone's feelings. It just smells musty and lacks fresh and airyness. I realize this restaurant has been around for many, many years. I know it is a favorite to many. I can see there are a lot of regulars who frequent here often. I can envision how much of a difference it could make in the atmosphere if it was deep cleaned, freshened up throughout.
Friendly staff. Bacon cheeseburger and sides were great. I would recommend giving them a try.
This was my first visit, and I had a fantastic experience! The service was excellent, and the food was amazing! My daughter was craving chicken livers, which happened to be the special of the day. My husband enjoyed a mushroom Swiss burger that reminded him of the ones he loves from Manhattan. As for me, being from Indiana, I was thrilled to find breaded tenderloin on the menu since they’re not available in Tennessee. The restaurant may not be large, but everything was so delicious!
The food here is excellent. We haven't dined in yet, so I can't comment on the atmosphere, but it appears welcoming. My only issue is that to access the menu, you need to be on Facebook, and like many others, I gave up Facebook a few years ago due to privacy concerns. They should really have a simple one-page website to display their menu.
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