Jefferson’s

We are house sitting in Cedartown and we happened to drive past this place on Christmas Eve. Hungry and not wanting to cook, we decided to give it a try. We went in & it looked very clean & well maintained. The food was very good and done to perfection. Service was pretty good. Overall I am pleased with my experience and if I ever come back to Cedartown I will stop by this restaurant again.

Happened by on the way through with a business partner, not sure where one best stops when in Cedartown from Atlanta. This, that, or the other? – no idea. Turned in here: a low key, no frills little place, with a busy quick-​pick menu, fun walls, a vintage/​redneck rock soundtrack, and spartan but comfy seating. Bright-​smiling Courtney W. had the honors. She brought me my choice in about 5 minutes: always an Uh-​Oh in the food quality department…
But the BBQ pulled-​pork salad… which I expected to be one of those familiar iceberg lettuce wonders dressed up in an afterthought of toppings and dubious portions… was, and let me stress this: Great. I wasn’t even hungry really, and it was Great. It did not need any help from hunger. A large bowl of nice lettuces low on iceberg topped with such a seriously hefty mound of shredded pork that the second thing I thought when I saw it was: I’m going to need a doggy bag in about 10 bites. The first thing I had thought was «Wum»…that being the obvious offspring of Wow and Yum.
Pork was moist and tasty, not even needing the little side of barbecue sauce (but let’s not waste it), and kept right on being moist and tasty until – what’s this? – all of the sudden I was clinking the bottom of the bowl. And, yes, kept on clinking it until the salad was nothing but bits no longer collectable by fork. Was I miserable, and stuffed? Nope. It had been perfect. Courtney came by for any empties just before I was done, and I had half a mind to protect my food bowl like a Chihuahua, hunched over it in snarling shivers of anger. She smiled this great Courtney W. smile and said, «Don’t worry. I’m not going to take your plate.»
A very good thing, since it’s probably clear to everyone by now that I kinda haven’t had my shots.
Anyway: my business partner, his meal the Buffalo wings and fries, was equally pleased, his plate equally empty. But I don’t really care; because this review is, in true Chihuahua form, All About Me…
And all about Jefferson’s, one of my new food bowls.
The only thing that went wrong? Was that I allowed my business partner to pay and tip. Fifteen percent was not enough. Something I will rectify for Courtney’s sake when I get back.
And I WILL get back.

Burger sale 5.99 and fries on Mondays along with other daily deals. Good good for cedartown a little crowded at peak hours so try to wait very little parking.

I decided to be fair and give Jefferson’s a second chance after the initial opening buzz subsided and am happy to give them two more stars. On this visit, our food was hot, fresh and tasty. These wings are the wings I can’t get enough of at the Rome and Cartersville locations and I am happy to have them so close to home.
On the negative, service was pretty slow and the dining room was a mess… clean up that service station and take care of that overflowing trash can!

Love double dipped wings. My new C-​Town spot

Sad. Poor service, incomplete order. We are visiting from Arizona, called in a to-​go order, which my husband picked up. Asked twice for condiments and water. Brought the order back and had been given NO condiments, napkins, or utensils. No bacon on the bacon cheeseburger, and sad wilted lettuce. Sides were about 3 bites of food. Husband called about the order and spoke with an employee who couldn’t have cared less, offered nothing.