

Casual but stylish venue preparing a range of hand made burgers & fries to dine in or eat at home.
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–7 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–7 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–7 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–7 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 118 N Water Ave, Gallatin, TN 37066
Phone: (615) 675-4366
Website: http://swaneyswifts.com/
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Reviews
The burger was excellent. If you go, I highly recommend getting it on sourdough toast — it really made the burger stand out and gave it a great flavor and texture.
The cheese sticks were great and definitely one of the highlights of the meal.
The french fries were good, but in my opinion they’re better without the Cajun seasoning. The seasoning was a little overpowering, and the fries themselves are good enough without it.
The chicken tenders were just OK — not bad, but nothing special compared to the rest of the food.
What really stood out was the service, which was fantastic. Friendly, attentive, and made the visit even better.
Overall, I’d definitely go back — especially for that burger on sourdough.
⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5)
Stumbled into this spot while visiting friends—and I’m so glad we did. The place has that old-school Americana charm but with a fresh, local twist. Burgers, shakes, and a real sense of place. Turns out, it’s right on the historic town square, where this building has been part of the community fabric for decades (you can feel the history in the floors and the friendliness). I love discovering small-town squares, and spots like this are what make them worth the detour.
I ordered the Tree-Hugger and was genuinely impressed. Quinoa, black beans, herbs, melty Provolone, basil mayo, and sweet potato fries. It’s house-made, hearty, and full of flavor. Next time, I’d skip the sweet potato fries—not because they weren’t good, but the burger didn’t need them, and with tots on the side, it was turning into a carb parade (no regrets, though—those tots were top-tier).
My friends both got The Dean—grilled chicken, provolone, bacon, tomato, and that dreamy herb mayo. No notes, just happy sounds all around the table.
Service? Absolutely on point. Super friendly, checked in often, and made sure the coffee never hit half-full.
Bonus: we peeked upstairs and checked out the private party space—super cool vibe. Think exposed brick, warm lighting, and just the right mix of vintage and modern. I’d absolutely throw a party there… now I just need an excuse!
If you’re near the square, do yourself a favor and swing by. It’s the kind of place that makes you want to be a regular.
accessibility: there’s plenty of room to maneuver in a wheelchair and different seating options including booths and tables. The women’s bathroom was spacious and easy to maneuver and had a baby changing table. They’re single stall so would be easy for anyone to use; the men’s restroom was a little tight to maneuver from a small power chair