Family-owned spot for homestyle Southern lunches & desserts in relaxed surrounds. Based on 505 reviews, the restaurant has received a rating of 4.6 stars. Price $$
✔️ Dine-in ✔️ Curbside pickup ✔️ No delivery
Address:
132 E Mulberry St, Collierville, TN 38017
Phone: (901) 853-0010
Website: http://www.silvercaboose.com/
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Hours
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–2 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–2 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | 10:30 AM–2 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–2 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2 PM |
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Reviews
michael epperson
Despite driving by this place for years, this was my first visit and will definitely be back. Traditional Southen American Cousine with all the favorites represented, homemade and textbook quality, everything tasted GOOD.
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Kathy Orkin
Love places that have been around a long time and owned by the family. Cute place with a train theme. Hint: Put your name down and wait for the host to take you to your table or booth. Daily specials and a menu full of great choices. My chicken salad was delicious. Soda fountain too.
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C C
Everything was delicious. We would definitely go back.
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Grandpa HC
20 minutes after opening on a Friday the place was already full with 6 parties in front of us. We waited about 15 minutes until being seated. I read the reviews before coming. I get it and agree that the food nothing stellar. Don’t get me wrong. It was good. But nothing “wow” about it. I think the reason to go here is for the experience of the town square. We started by walking around the square and visiting the trains which you can go inside. And the charm of the restaurant just adds to the overall experience which is exactly what we wanted. Servers were friendly. Blue plate specials were good. And the pies/cobbler were what we would have expected from a place like this. My daughter enjoyed the corn dogs and ate half my father’s corn beef sandwich which my dad said was pretty good. The cherry limeade was a bit sour for my daughter but she liked it. Ice tea we made 1/2 sweet and 1/2 unsweetened which fit the palate of my wife. I had the Lucy plate which was pretty good. The corn bread plain is a bit dry but smothered it tasted pretty good. The pot roast, turnip greens and congealed salad made from mandarin oranges and pineapples was pretty good too. Again not stellar. But good and spot on for the ambiance which includes a toy train in the room next door and old town feel. Chocolate chess pie was really good, and blackberry cobbler I ate alone because everyone was full (a solid desert). I thought the prices were pretty decent given the area where I imagine rent is expensive.
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Shelli Ruibal
It was a busy lunchtime when we arrived but we were seated within a reasonable amount of time. Our food was served in about ten minutes. It was delicious. Would definitely go again. Beautiful park across the street!
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Frances FR Guyer
Very cozy environment, family owned restaurant and the workers are so sweet and friendly. I’d definitely recommend for lunch and a walk around Collierville square. Delicious southern style food with desserts of the day!
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John Kasper
Wonderful place to eat. So envious of those who work near here and eat here regularly. I would be so fat. With all the superb sandwiches and salad, they make an awesome hamburger dressed just the way you want it. My partner had the A Robbie Salad. We shared the Ice Cream Sunday and I’m glad I saved room for it. Exception service by Katheryn.
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Josh Maxwell
Neat little place! Very cozy atmosphere! There is even a model train and whole set up that goes around near the ceiling above everyone!
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Ryan Mills
A quaint little atmosphere. My boy loves the toy trains everywhere including the few driving around the top of the room by the woods fountain. The meatloaf was great as we’re the fried green tomatoes. Well worth a stop
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Jones James
OFF THE BEATEN PATH: while venturing around the old downtown section we had seen this location previously and decided to make a trip back to try it out; it was worth the ride back out to the restaurant and the chance to take in a little history while strolling through the town square (it has a historical marker detailing the historical significance of the town square). The restaurant reminds you of the old small town appeal but with the proficiency of today’s environment without losing it’s charm. The Southern small town charm leaves you with a desire to linger and take in the buildings decorative reminders of the town’s beginnings. The staff is engaging and had great feedback on the menu choices and made great recommendations during this visit. As a fish lover, they were able to satisfy my craving for my #1 fave – Catfish! It was nicely breaded and cooked to perfection. The baby butter beans just melted in my mouth and the turnip greens were a delight. A great home style cooked meal.
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