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Branch of a fast-food chain known for its drive-thru BBQ, burgers & more than 40 milkshake flavors.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 435 E Emory Rd, Powell, TN 37849
Phone: (866) 547-0011
Website: http://cookout.com/
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Reviews
Tamara Schwarting
We stopped at Cook Out on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving while road-tripping because we’d never eaten there before—despite seeing them sprinkled all throughout the South. We arrived around 8 p.m. and were warmly greeted. This is very much a fast-food experience, but the staff member taking our order was lovely and patient when we explained it was our first visit.
The menu is huge—almost too large to take in at once—but we went with the popular “tray” combo. My husband chose a hamburger, slaw, and Cajun fries. I ordered the two hot dogs “Cook Out style,” which meant mustard, onions, chili, and coleslaw. In my opinion that’s the perfect combination for a hot dog. For my sides, I picked regular fries and a walking taco.
For premium drinks, my husband had a Coke float and I tried the mint chocolate chip shake. The dining room was clean and had plenty of seating, even though they were fairly busy for that time of night. I really liked the picnic-style tables and the hand-washing station—such a simple but thoughtful touch.
Our shakes came out quickly. The mint chocolate chip shake had good consistency, though the ice cream tasted more like ice milk than a richer, higher-fat ice cream. It was good—just not great. My husband enjoyed his Coke float.
The food itself was okay. Not bad, but not memorable—and honestly, I don’t think Cook Out is aiming to be gourmet. At $7.99 for a tray, the portions were generous and the value is undeniable. I wasn’t a fan of the coleslaw; it had more of a vinegar-based dressing rather than a creamy one. Overall, the meal felt a little disappointing, but completely in line with the price point.
We commented that you could feed a family of four on a tight budget for around $10–11 if you ordered strategically (for example, two hot dog trays with walking tacos as sides, a Coke float to share, waters, and maybe an extra fries).
In the end, the staff was excellent, the restaurant was very clean, and the experience matched what Cook Out sets out to be. It’s probably not a place we’d go out of our way to visit again, but we’re glad we tried it.
… moreThe menu is huge—almost too large to take in at once—but we went with the popular “tray” combo. My husband chose a hamburger, slaw, and Cajun fries. I ordered the two hot dogs “Cook Out style,” which meant mustard, onions, chili, and coleslaw. In my opinion that’s the perfect combination for a hot dog. For my sides, I picked regular fries and a walking taco.
For premium drinks, my husband had a Coke float and I tried the mint chocolate chip shake. The dining room was clean and had plenty of seating, even though they were fairly busy for that time of night. I really liked the picnic-style tables and the hand-washing station—such a simple but thoughtful touch.
Our shakes came out quickly. The mint chocolate chip shake had good consistency, though the ice cream tasted more like ice milk than a richer, higher-fat ice cream. It was good—just not great. My husband enjoyed his Coke float.
The food itself was okay. Not bad, but not memorable—and honestly, I don’t think Cook Out is aiming to be gourmet. At $7.99 for a tray, the portions were generous and the value is undeniable. I wasn’t a fan of the coleslaw; it had more of a vinegar-based dressing rather than a creamy one. Overall, the meal felt a little disappointing, but completely in line with the price point.
We commented that you could feed a family of four on a tight budget for around $10–11 if you ordered strategically (for example, two hot dog trays with walking tacos as sides, a Coke float to share, waters, and maybe an extra fries).
In the end, the staff was excellent, the restaurant was very clean, and the experience matched what Cook Out sets out to be. It’s probably not a place we’d go out of our way to visit again, but we’re glad we tried it.
Shane Barnett
Had the cajon crispy chicken, cajon fries, and white cheddar nuggets. Tasted good, chicken was a little dry. Cajon heat was less than expected. Still good. Would definitely stop by here again. Counter help was very friendly and nice.
… moreRicky Brewster
Haven eaten here several times I can say for a fast food burger joint this one is not bad. The burgers have always been juicy not dried out cardboard style. The inside was always clean and the staff friendly. Food came out fresh and hot. The times I went through the drive through it was fast and my order was always correct. When I’m in the area and decide on a burger this is my go to spot.
… moreKelsey Francisco
I love cookout usually! But whoever gave me these dry, shrivelled strips of chicken needs to be retrained
… moreHeather Baugh
Very friendly staff! The food was great and inexpensive too. The shake was super thick and very yummy
… moreJim Hiland
This is our go to when we don’t want to spend much. All staff is pleasant and hard working to get it right. Made a mistake a couple of weeks ago …. tried the new Whataburger across the road. In the Powell area it’ll be Cook out for quality, value, and service.
… moreM K
I went thru the drive thru. The burger was really good. I thought I was small, but that and fries was more than enough. It’s hard to find a good burger, I was pleased with their food.
… moreTyler White (SN0WBALL)
I want to give this location a much higher score than I did, I really do. It’s basically the only place thats open post midnight, its delicious, and it’s cheap. But when 3 out of the last 4 times you order here and you’re shorted something you pay for, it’s a problem. I don’t know if management of this time slot has changed or what, but if I pay 9 bucks for a burger and double fry tray, and only get the fries, it’s a bit infuriating.
… moreRodney McAllister
Regular gas station delt with quickly and properly but food just regular. Seems like on the not so great side of town. Got no complaints
… moreJenniner73
Best burger until in n out comes. Amazing shakes the is so good!
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