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Sunset Restaurant

Sunset Restaurant

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4.5 Google Review
640 S Cumberland St, Lebanon, Tennessee, 37087, United States
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Apr 20, 2018
Their good is fantastic, but their service is absolutely terrible. I keep coming back thinking it will be better, and it actually gets worse. Its nearly impossible, without yelling or grabbing, to get the attention of a waitress when you need something. And if you don't have sweet tea, expect your refills to be few and far between. Their food is spectacular and I'd recommend a to go order every day, but you'd save more time going to another restaurant during dinner rush on Friday night and still leave less frustrated.

Apr 15, 2018
We love the food, BUT.....don't want to harm their business but every time we go, our bill comes to the table in the form of a cash register tape and it's ALWAYS higher than our priced menu items. They don't seem surprised when asked to correct it...just watch it if u go there. Our bill was $16.50 and they had $23.50. Oh, and they will try to "up" the price on individual items at checkout, stating that onion rings are $2.75, not $2.50 like menu says. Just saying.....

Apr 9, 2018
Country eating country cooking at it's best. Service is great. Servers have been there for many years. The best in Middle Tennessee. Food is worth the wait.

May 6, 2018
Me and sis just had a delicious meal there at Sunset Restaurant in Lebanon, Tennessee! I am full as a tick! Lol! I had pinto beans and chow chow and onions and turnip greens and macaroni and cheese and country ham. Yum, yum! And for dessert I had coconut cream pie! Delish! Friendly folks and great service!

Apr 20, 2018
After hearing from several people that it was a really good place to eat i was a little disappointed, I should have known when we walked in the door and the floor was so greasy that I slipped that we should just leave. The food was fair at best, the salad tasted like it came from a bag and the roast beef was dry even with the gravy on it. I will not be returning

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Opening Hours

Mon:11 am - 8 pm
Tue:11 am - 8 pm
Thu:11 am - 9 pm
Fri:11 am - 9 pm
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