Thomas Drugs

Ehh. Uhh.  Only reason it's not Meh is because it was pretty darn cheap.  I was drawn to it by the I-65 Highway sign for a "1930s Soda Shop."  That kind of thing will get your attention.

No parking.  We parked on a side street.  All right.  We went in, and all was cheap, but I was not thrilled that they contradicted the menu about refills.  Whatever.  The Egg Cream I got was nice, especially as it was the first time I had it, and we enjoyed the Salty Lemonade Soda, but I didn't feel that the customer service was really up to par.

There was a lot of "stuff" for sale, but none of it was really attractive: mostly decorative and for old ladies, as far as I can tell.

The food was cheap, so I imagine that its decent, but it won't be enough to bring me back.

We stopped here on our way back from Nashville. Very quaint and charming. Friendly staff.  Everything's fresh. Try the grilled chicken on pita and the milkshakes. Worth the 4 mile drive through countryside from the interstate.

This place was a wonderful stop and worth getting off the thruway for.  The ladies working there, including the owner, were so kind and friendly.  The place was filled with locals and was clean and kept pretty original.  The back of the building is still a working pharmacy.  We had a turkey pita which was fresh and delicious.  Their entire menu is on their site.  They had a great selection of gift items also.