Hensley’s Corner Market and Grill is an American family owned and operated hometown convenience/restaurant business. We offer home cooked meals for breakfast, lunch, and supper for fair (as fair can be these days) prices. We are community driven to serve our neighbors with friendly faces! Dine-in, carry-out, or to-go with a drive-thru option for your convenience. Our number is 931-361-0840 so call today to place your order or with any questions! We value our community, our neighbors, and our hometown so we strive to serve them all to the best of our ability! Look forward to seeing your smiling faces Tim, Paige, and Brian Hensley!
Hours
| Friday | 6 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 6 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 5 AM–3 PM |
| Monday | 6 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 6 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 6 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 6 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 12807 David Crockett Pkwy, Huntland, TN 37345
Phone: (931) 361-0840
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Reviews
Reasonable prices.
In addition to standard gas station snacks, Hensley’s cooks up burgers and chicken sandwiches as well as a southern plate lunch each day. They also have a small salad bar. Desserts include fried pies; I thought I saw a sign for ice cream too though I never spied a machine.
The place is hoppin with locals and it’s clear word has spread. There’s not a lot of super convenient options in the area but even still, we enjoyed our meal. My coworker had visited before on an earlier trip I didn’t attend and she enjoyed their Philly cheesesteak. This time, she got a chicken bacon ranch wrap and onion rings. I ordered a hamburger with bacon and French fries. Their soda machine wasn’t functional when we visited but we were able to get drinks from the convenience store side. Diet Coke only though, no Coke Zero and no Pepsi products whatsoever. /:
Our food took a few minutes to come out but they were busy and it was clearly fresh. The burger came on a simple but soft bun. It had pretty good flavor, though I will say it was a touch dry in parts. Fries had a slightly frozen-ish texture and might’ve benefited from a touch more salt but they were hot and plentiful. The bacon on my burger was cooked very well and was nice and crispy. My coworker enjoyed her onion rings and said the CBR wrap was her favorite thing she’d tried so far.
The menu covers a good many American classics and the plate lunch specials seem to change often and were quite popular on my visit.
You pay at the counter with your ticket when you check out. I think the prices are fair. Service was nice and helpful.
Overall, this is a solid stop for some fresh grub in an area that was previously mostly bereft of options. Give them a try if you’re passing through.