Truly home made deliciousness! This little place was a lucky find on our trip to Tennessee. Wish there was one in California! Service was friendly and prompt. The food was fresh and savory.
(5)
Daniel H.
We have heard good things so wanted to try it. The staff was very nice and the sweet tea and tomato bisque were very good. The quiche was definitely reheated in the microwave so it had a strange taste. The pasta salad was very dry and flavorless. My husband's twice baked potato was half cheese. Barely any actual potato. We will not return.
(2)
Steve M.
TERRIBLE COFFEE. Stopped in at lunch, had coffee and peach cobbler. The coffee was old and tasteless. The peach cobbler was overly sweet, like it came from an old can. I would rate this experience even lower except service was fine. How can anyone have a restaurant and serve bad coffee?????
(2)
Lauren C.
The food is overpriced, the service is slow. They will charge you for the littlest things, and make you wait forever for your food. I've ordered take-out several times and it took around a half hour or more each time. How long does it take to make a salad and sandwich?? While the food tastes good, it's a waste of time and money.
(1)
Ruann W.
Stopped in at roughly 45 minutes before close. I walked into an empty restaurant but then again it was the late afternoon at roughly 315 pm. I found Cranberries via Yelp. The reviews were good so I thought to give it a whirl. I was greeted by a woman whom I suspect is the owner. Tables were scattered about adorned with bright goldenrod picnic tableclothes. Menu was a chalkboard that listed all possibilities. I checked in and as a result was given a $1.00 off the Super Salad during my visit. I decided to go for it. I ordered the Super Salad. I selected chicken salad with two sides. I asked for the tomato bisque soup and an oriental salad along with Raspberry unsweet tea. My unsweet tea was delicious and came with a small pitcher to refill my glass. My meal arrived and the tomato bisque appears lumpy and thick. It was okay but not what I expected and not delicious. The oriental salad that I was told was all the rage was soggy and had pieces of uncooked Ramen in it. However the chicken salad was truly delicious. It's not a place I would dine at again but I was grateful for a homemade meal and friendly staff.
(4)
Linda A.
Can't think of a reason why I wouldn't give this place 5 stars. Fresh, delicious food and super friendly service. These folks are proud of their restaurant and they should be. It's charming as all get out AND they have WiFi! I had the cobb salad with their house made raspberry vinaigrette and everything was scrumptious (I subbed feta for the bleu cheese they offer because let's face it...a little bleu goes a long way.). I will be back here for lunch many times when I work in JC. The location is not on the main drags but it's worth the little diversion. I am going to check it out for breakfast since it's right across from my DD coffee!
(5)
Calvin S.
The food was delicious. Cheese quiche and house salad with mixed raspberry vinaigrette and blue cheese dressings. Their homemade blue cheese dressing is one of the best I have ever tasted. Thick and creamy and so full of blue cheese it won't pour ...you have to fork it on. Sadly the coffee was a let down. Weak and bland and generic. Too bad. Coffee should be every bit as robust, flavorful and delicious as the rest of the menu.
(4)
Mary Ellen M.
Owner David Read and his wife Ruth are always warm and hospitable when I visit Cranberries. A true "ladies who lunch" spot, it has a bright and light atmosphere. My colleague and I both thoroughly enjoyed our recent lunches there. The chicken salad was delicious, the fruit was fresh and the pimento cheese bread was a wonderful twist on traditional cornbread as a side. Our water glasses were kept replenished. Overall great service and taste.
(4)
Cindy E.
I have been a fan for years, but really not enjoyed my last few meals. Portion sizes have pretty much cut in half and prices are still really high. I'm a fan of smaller portion sizes, but prices should reflect them. My salad today was warm and just not appealing. The Turkey croissant was delicious.
(2)
Jess B.
Delicious broccoli and cauliflower quiche! The tomato bisque warmed my soul. Well worth the stop!
(4)
Amanda M.
This place is really good, the quiches are AMAZING! I've had the four cheese and the vege quiche and they are both delicious, not to mention the tomato bisque and the the French onion soup are both really good too. The inside of this place is really cute and you can sit and look out the window, which is pretty cool on a snowy day.
(5)
Adam B.
Was on the road from Asheville to DC.. Stopped for lunch. Wish I had one closer to home. I think the winners were toe quiche and soups followed closely by the sandwiches. Very nice owners. Lovely little place. Will be back the next time I'm through Asheville
(5)
Holland W.
Tasty and unique lunch menus.
(5)
D G.
Great place for lunch. The menu has a nice selection of sandwiches, salads and quiche. The turkey croissant with cranberry chutney was very good. The staff is friendly and attentive.
(5)
Stefanie K.
Great place for breakfast and lunch.
(5)
David C.
Maybe it was an off day considering the other reviews but we found some definite problems with this cafe. Mostly, it was freshness that curbed our enthusiasm. The format is a little different - Order at the counter. Some of the salads are in the display case from which you can chose. The salad portion in the case, though, is not the serving size. The displayed salads did not look fresh even though these are not the salads served. My spouse ordered the onion soup and one of the salads. The salad serving was tiny and not enough to satisfy even her light appetite. I had the onion soup and Cobb salad. The lettuce was not fresh, the watery, deli sliced turkey came from the lunchmeat aisle and the square slices were stacked whole in the heart of the salad and covered up with a huge amount of blue cheese. I like blue cheese but... The salad was pretty unappealing. The tomato vinaigrette was good though. The soup tasted sweetened. Could be from caramelized onions but probably not. The cheese on the soup was not put under the broiler and melted but just sprinkled over the top. We were excited to try this place but disappointed.
(3)
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Address :1904 Knob Creek Rd,Ste 5
Johnson City, TN, 37604
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Brunch Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Quiet Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : Yes
Deborah H.
Truly home made deliciousness! This little place was a lucky find on our trip to Tennessee. Wish there was one in California! Service was friendly and prompt. The food was fresh and savory.
(5)Daniel H.
We have heard good things so wanted to try it. The staff was very nice and the sweet tea and tomato bisque were very good. The quiche was definitely reheated in the microwave so it had a strange taste. The pasta salad was very dry and flavorless. My husband's twice baked potato was half cheese. Barely any actual potato. We will not return.
(2)Steve M.
TERRIBLE COFFEE. Stopped in at lunch, had coffee and peach cobbler. The coffee was old and tasteless. The peach cobbler was overly sweet, like it came from an old can. I would rate this experience even lower except service was fine. How can anyone have a restaurant and serve bad coffee?????
(2)Lauren C.
The food is overpriced, the service is slow. They will charge you for the littlest things, and make you wait forever for your food. I've ordered take-out several times and it took around a half hour or more each time. How long does it take to make a salad and sandwich?? While the food tastes good, it's a waste of time and money.
(1)Ruann W.
Stopped in at roughly 45 minutes before close. I walked into an empty restaurant but then again it was the late afternoon at roughly 315 pm. I found Cranberries via Yelp. The reviews were good so I thought to give it a whirl. I was greeted by a woman whom I suspect is the owner. Tables were scattered about adorned with bright goldenrod picnic tableclothes. Menu was a chalkboard that listed all possibilities. I checked in and as a result was given a $1.00 off the Super Salad during my visit. I decided to go for it. I ordered the Super Salad. I selected chicken salad with two sides. I asked for the tomato bisque soup and an oriental salad along with Raspberry unsweet tea. My unsweet tea was delicious and came with a small pitcher to refill my glass. My meal arrived and the tomato bisque appears lumpy and thick. It was okay but not what I expected and not delicious. The oriental salad that I was told was all the rage was soggy and had pieces of uncooked Ramen in it. However the chicken salad was truly delicious. It's not a place I would dine at again but I was grateful for a homemade meal and friendly staff.
(4)Linda A.
Can't think of a reason why I wouldn't give this place 5 stars. Fresh, delicious food and super friendly service. These folks are proud of their restaurant and they should be. It's charming as all get out AND they have WiFi! I had the cobb salad with their house made raspberry vinaigrette and everything was scrumptious (I subbed feta for the bleu cheese they offer because let's face it...a little bleu goes a long way.). I will be back here for lunch many times when I work in JC. The location is not on the main drags but it's worth the little diversion. I am going to check it out for breakfast since it's right across from my DD coffee!
(5)Calvin S.
The food was delicious. Cheese quiche and house salad with mixed raspberry vinaigrette and blue cheese dressings. Their homemade blue cheese dressing is one of the best I have ever tasted. Thick and creamy and so full of blue cheese it won't pour ...you have to fork it on. Sadly the coffee was a let down. Weak and bland and generic. Too bad. Coffee should be every bit as robust, flavorful and delicious as the rest of the menu.
(4)Mary Ellen M.
Owner David Read and his wife Ruth are always warm and hospitable when I visit Cranberries. A true "ladies who lunch" spot, it has a bright and light atmosphere. My colleague and I both thoroughly enjoyed our recent lunches there. The chicken salad was delicious, the fruit was fresh and the pimento cheese bread was a wonderful twist on traditional cornbread as a side. Our water glasses were kept replenished. Overall great service and taste.
(4)Cindy E.
I have been a fan for years, but really not enjoyed my last few meals. Portion sizes have pretty much cut in half and prices are still really high. I'm a fan of smaller portion sizes, but prices should reflect them. My salad today was warm and just not appealing. The Turkey croissant was delicious.
(2)Jess B.
Delicious broccoli and cauliflower quiche! The tomato bisque warmed my soul. Well worth the stop!
(4)Amanda M.
This place is really good, the quiches are AMAZING! I've had the four cheese and the vege quiche and they are both delicious, not to mention the tomato bisque and the the French onion soup are both really good too. The inside of this place is really cute and you can sit and look out the window, which is pretty cool on a snowy day.
(5)Adam B.
Was on the road from Asheville to DC.. Stopped for lunch. Wish I had one closer to home. I think the winners were toe quiche and soups followed closely by the sandwiches. Very nice owners. Lovely little place. Will be back the next time I'm through Asheville
(5)Holland W.
Tasty and unique lunch menus.
(5)D G.
Great place for lunch. The menu has a nice selection of sandwiches, salads and quiche. The turkey croissant with cranberry chutney was very good. The staff is friendly and attentive.
(5)Stefanie K.
Great place for breakfast and lunch.
(5)David C.
Maybe it was an off day considering the other reviews but we found some definite problems with this cafe. Mostly, it was freshness that curbed our enthusiasm. The format is a little different - Order at the counter. Some of the salads are in the display case from which you can chose. The salad portion in the case, though, is not the serving size. The displayed salads did not look fresh even though these are not the salads served. My spouse ordered the onion soup and one of the salads. The salad serving was tiny and not enough to satisfy even her light appetite. I had the onion soup and Cobb salad. The lettuce was not fresh, the watery, deli sliced turkey came from the lunchmeat aisle and the square slices were stacked whole in the heart of the salad and covered up with a huge amount of blue cheese. I like blue cheese but... The salad was pretty unappealing. The tomato vinaigrette was good though. The soup tasted sweetened. Could be from caramelized onions but probably not. The cheese on the soup was not put under the broiler and melted but just sprinkled over the top. We were excited to try this place but disappointed.
(3)