Name: State Street Sweets & Eats
Address: 9 Pennsylvania Ave #1, Bristol, TN 37620, USA, US
Telephone: +1 423-844-0014

State Street Sweets & Eats is a restaurant, located at 9 Pennsylvania Ave #1, Bristol, TN 37620, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 423-844-0014, visit their website m.facebook.com for more detailed information.

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9 Pennsylvania Ave #1, Bristol, TN 37620, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 12 November 2016

Monday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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Charles Bunde

20 October 2017

It's okay but they got new owners and the food is changed a little bit they are good hamburgers good fries but the little pricey on the poop
David E.

03 October 2017

Good fun place to take kids Good selection of ice cream Good staff.
Kristal Blevins

01 October 2017

Waitress dis not bring us drinks we has to ask for them after we got our food. My omlet had no cheese in it and was very dry. Waitress never came back and checked on us but they was all nice. Floors looked like they had never been moped underneath of the seats and the menus are laminated and were disgusting there was food and sticky stuff all over them. They need to wipe them down. But the gravy and biscuits and the milkshakes are off the hook 😁
Cirra Church

01 October 2017

We spent over $20 for just 2 people including ice cream but no drinks. We got our Food to go and the food was gross. We got pulled pork and mushroom swiss burgers and the pulled pork was extremely spicy and the mushroom and swiss didn't have the mushrooms all the way cooked. Chilli cheese fries were not any better. Chilli tasted cheep and fries were not done. Ice cream was gross as well. The one and only person who cooked and was the waitress was friendly and willing to go above and beyond but didnt have a hair net or even her hair pulled back. Will not be returning.
Klay Davis

23 September 2017

Great ice cream selection. Feels like a 50s diner. Pretty good meal specials as well. Right beside Billy Jack's tattoo parlor.
J Jones

06 July 2017

Great place with the nicest people! We were traveling thru while on vacation and stopped in for hand dipped ice cream. We are so glad we did. Clean and neat, delicious ice cream, friendly owners, and my sundae was served in a glass dish with a real spoon! Hope to be back someday.
Charlie Grigsby

10 June 2017

Great place. good people an great food the weman their can cook. it's nice to eat a home cook meal for once iam glad their is still diners like thus around .
Ronald Knapp

05 June 2017

Vary good place to eat clean friendly environment
Food is great
Highly recommend trying this place and Jess is a hard worker
Aimee Hayes

25 May 2017

As a child, we came here when it was Kay's Ice Cream and then State Street Sweets and Eats. Ice Cream was great lot thicker and creamier than I remember. Tried their chicken and mozzarella sticks, fresh and delicious!!!! :)
Jamie Shewey

12 April 2017

Very relaxing place. Good food and service.
Maggie Hess

19 November 2016

Nestled at the bottom of a residential hill transecting communities, State Street Sweets and Eats, formerly Kay's Ice Cream, is a place with a cultural landscape equal to it's tastes. Most noticeable, sweets, otherwise known as Jessica, the store's manager, gets to know all of her customers and speedily wins them over or offers to drive them home if it starts raining – she takes her career seriously. Her trusted cooks, sweet and savory, perhaps the most overqualified bunch in town, mull over their poems on their way to serve you coffee. Stay for a while. Welcome to the heart of Bristol, central to everything. Know them. The Hardware store owner, down for lunch, or Carl's mechanic, all line up for their generous servings. Church go-ers, newspaper readers, artists, or the down and out, sweet women and savory women, sweet men and savory men, although there is much chewing, and the conversation is as you would expect in a home town place like this, this restaurant will always be the community hub of our city. There is a common chord here, something unspoken, a reason beyond food that we come here. Every community needs an epicenter, often coffee shops, always small, historic places like this, a place that feels like home.