Lindsay F.
8/9/2019
If you like perfectly crispy, juicy, hot, flavorful fried chicken, well seasoned collard greens, spicy cornbread, lumpy mashed potatoes and thick gravy, this is the place to be. Was driving...
The Dinner Table
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201 Lane Pkwy
Shelbyville, TN 37160
Located in the heart of Shelbyville, TN, The Dinner Table is a beloved buffet restaurant offering a diverse array of dishes to satisfy any craving. As you step inside, the inviting aroma of freshly prepared food greets you, setting the stage for a delightful dining experience. With its cozy ambiance and friendly staff, this eatery is the perfect spot for a casual meal with friends or family.
From savory meats and comforting sides to crisp salads and decadent desserts, The Dinner Table boasts a menu that caters to all tastes. Whether you're in the mood for classic home-cooked favorites or looking to try something new, you'll find plenty to indulge in at this bustling buffet restaurant. With its generous portions and affordable prices, it's no wonder locals and visitors alike flock to The Dinner Table for a satisfying meal that hits the spot every time.
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3.022 reviews
Thommy S.
10/30/2024
3.5 stars above average We came on a Sunday during lunch hours. It was pretty packed, but luckily there was a table available for us. It's an all you can eat home cooking buffet. I feel it's...
William F.
7/27/2025
I had the worse experience that I have ever had at any restaurant ever. We were given dirty menu's. My wife ordered a grilled cheese and grits, and I ordered 2 eggs over easy and grits. It took 30...
Jim K.
3/24/2025
My entire family loves the dinner table. We eat there weekly and have never been disappointed. Love the rotating choices of meats and vegetables. Fried chicken is served daily and some of the best...
Quentin T.
1/29/2023
I remember the Dinner Table from my youth as being a clean brightly lit establishment on the far side of town that would get absolutely SWAMPED by the church crowd on Sundays. That was 20 years...
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