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Family dining destination for over 75 years. Serving freshly prepared, All-American food for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Fresh, healthy menu + All You Care To Eat Fresh Food Bar and legendary desserts. Since 1947, Shoney’s® has served fresh, tasty food at affordable prices in a place that feels just like home. We have a plentiful variety of menu choices to satisfy just about any appetite; including mouthwatering menu items like our fresh, never frozen All American Burger or our nearly famous Hot Fudge Cake. And what trip to Shoney’s® is complete without a stop at our Freshly Prepared All You Care to Eat Fresh Food Bar? With restaurants in 18 states, there’s a good chance Shoney’s® is in your neighborhood ready to serve you and your frie…
Family-oriented chain serving an all-American diner-style menu for breakfast, lunch & dinner.
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Address: 814 S Cumberland St, Lebanon, TN 37087
Phone: (615) 444-2447
Website: https://www.shoneys.com/locations
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Location Search ; Knoxville, TN (North Broadway). 4032 North BroadwayKnoxville, TN 37917 ; Lebanon, TN. 814 South Cumberland StreetLebanon, TN 37087 ; Lenoir City, …
Your Favorite All-American Restaurant in Lebanon, TN – Shoney’s
Dine at Shoney’s in Lebanon, TN for family-friendly American comfort food and breakfast favorites.
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With pricing starting at $59.99, we’ll pack up all of the always fresh and always delicious items you and your family will be thankful for this Thanksgiving.
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Kelvin Florence
This place is AMAZING! As a truck driver, I stop here every trip across central TN. There’s room to park out in back of the lot. The employees here are pleasant and welcoming. The food is always good and well seasoned. The buffet is ALWAYS clean, well stocked, and there’s always a great variety of food options. To make this place even greater, brother Bill aka the Hillbilly with a Bible has Bible study on Monday evenings at 6:30p in the back dining room area. I highly recommend this place!!
… moreJennifer Oliver
Mom and I visited while on a quilting trip. Neither of us had been to Shoneys in 20+ years. The hot fudge cake was super and just as we remembered!!
… moreShanta Clemons
The place was so clean. The food is really good especially the fried chicken, and hamburger steak. My server was so polite and I never had to wait on a refill. I especially liked the salad bar. It was well stocked and the vegetables were so fresh. This place is definitely worth it and I will be back. Thank yall for a wonderful experience.
… morejosh davis
Im a huge fan of Shoneys and always hit it on road trips. This was easily a top 3 Shoneys experience for me. Clean open floorplan, and bathrooms also nice. The bar was hot and fresh, the actual owner of the restaurant sat me and was very sweet, and my server Marti was excellent, helpful and let me talk her ear off for a few minutes!Will definitely keep this location in mind next time im between knoxville and Nashville!
… moreKeith Law
The service was awesome. The sandwiches were great. The hot fudge cakes were delicious but the strawberry pie was not good. Other then the pie it was a great lunch.
… moreJackie McFall
I was so excited to find this place. It was a blast from the past. Clean and nice large remodeled building.
… morepatty dillon
We were sitting for minutes before someone took our drink order. And even though there were 5 people at the register,it took minutes before they went to the back and got a lady to take our drink order. Manager and 4 girls were upfront when we walked in
… moreRussell
This is not the Shoneys of yesteryear! Breakfast buffet is pathetic and extremely overpriced. The amount of money my wife and I spent, we should have left full… instead we left knowing that we will never return. Our server was awesome…the male manager should not be managing a restaurant. He could not have been more rude! Go to Waffle House. And to think, 40 years ago Shoneys is where I started my career as a high school student. PATHETIC DECLINE.
… morehello brain
Best place to eat. Great service wonderful people. Best food ever. Love this place.
… moreTroy Murphy
Stepping into Shoney’s after 35 years was like walking into a time capsule. The same red booths sat in their familiar rows, a little more faded but unchanged. The air carried that old, faint whiff of fried food, pulling me back to childhood dinners with my parents. The staff’s smiles were as warm as ever, a steady constant from decades past.
Yet, some things hadn’t aged well. Hand sanitizer bottles cluttered every table and counter, an odd sight that felt out of place. The reason became clear in the bathrooms. The men’s room had a stale, sour smell, and my wife said hers was just as bad. They felt as grimy as I remembered from years ago, untouched by any real effort to clean or update.
The state of the bathrooms raised a red flag about the food. In any restaurant, a dirty bathroom often hints at a kitchen in worse shape—it’s a rule of thumb I’ve always trusted. If the restrooms are neglected, still reeking like they did 35 years ago, I couldn’t help but wonder about the unseen corners of the kitchen. That lingering doubt made every bite less appetizing.
The menu itself was another relic. The same burgers and meatloaf filled the pages, with only a few new items sprinkled in. I’d hoped for fresher, healthier options, but the offerings felt as dated as the decor. It’s no surprise Shoney’s seems to struggle, stuck in a loop of sameness.
I’m not sure when I’d return. This place holds memories of family meals, but its unchanging state—down to the grime—feels more stale than comforting. Maybe I’ll check back in a few years, hoping for a sign of progress.
… moreYet, some things hadn’t aged well. Hand sanitizer bottles cluttered every table and counter, an odd sight that felt out of place. The reason became clear in the bathrooms. The men’s room had a stale, sour smell, and my wife said hers was just as bad. They felt as grimy as I remembered from years ago, untouched by any real effort to clean or update.
The state of the bathrooms raised a red flag about the food. In any restaurant, a dirty bathroom often hints at a kitchen in worse shape—it’s a rule of thumb I’ve always trusted. If the restrooms are neglected, still reeking like they did 35 years ago, I couldn’t help but wonder about the unseen corners of the kitchen. That lingering doubt made every bite less appetizing.
The menu itself was another relic. The same burgers and meatloaf filled the pages, with only a few new items sprinkled in. I’d hoped for fresher, healthier options, but the offerings felt as dated as the decor. It’s no surprise Shoney’s seems to struggle, stuck in a loop of sameness.
I’m not sure when I’d return. This place holds memories of family meals, but its unchanging state—down to the grime—feels more stale than comforting. Maybe I’ll check back in a few years, hoping for a sign of progress.