Gondola Restaurant
625 S Cumberland St, Lebanon, TN, 37087
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Address :
625 S Cumberland St
Lebanon, TN, 37087 - Phone (615) 444-6016
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 9:00pm
- Mon : 11:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
Categories
Pizza
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Bobbie I.
Excellent salad bar; very fresh. Pizzas good; fast, friendly service. Good clean atmosphere.
(4)Cathryn D.
My husband and I ate here tonight as we were out and the parking lot was full with the sign stating "homemade fresh"! Great! We love pasta and seeing as though the parking lot was full, we expected a great meal. Boy were we in for a surprise. We were promptly seated by the hostess who sat us at a table we prefer boot seating and when I asked to switch it seemed like it was a bother to her. Once seated our waitress was quick to greet us and offer to take our drinks. My husband ordered the chicken Parmigiana with spaghetti and I the chicken fettuccine, my meal also came with the salad bar. The salad bar was nothing but lettuce carrots in water and the egg looked grey....I avoided that quick snap. Our meal came quickly and when we started eating we knew why. Everything tastes microwaved. My husbands chicken parmigiana was nothing more than a chicken nugett you find in the frozen food section microwaved with some meat sauce and a slice of cheese slapped on top. The side of spaghetti was not even the portion you'd feed your child. There was nothing that would fill a person up. My chicken fettuccine was so watery and it didn't give me the "homemade fresh" feeling. Gross. We've had bad meals but this tops the cake as we couldn't even finish. Once we had paid and left driving home I began to instantly feel nauseated. I would not recommend this place to anyone unless you like wasting money.
(1)Brian C.
This place is one of the best in town. No doubt the best salad bar in town. The service is always top notch and the prices are very reasonable. Love the lasagna!
(5)Rex C.
This restaurant 20 years ago was top notch. Unfortunately now it is less than par. Nothing fresh and everything store bought it seems. Look some were else for pizza and lasagna.
(1)Jillian H.
Nothin fancy but good food for a decent price. Steak burger is great!
(4)Big R.
This is a very nice restaurant with excellent prices for the food you get. They use fresh ingredients and you can tell with the quality of the food brought to your table. The Pizza served there is incredible. It is probably the best Pizza I have had in a long time. I had a medium with ground beef and it was superb. The items on the menu are very affordable and the staff is very friendly and helpful. I try to stop there every time I go through Tennessee. Give the Pizza a try!!!
(5)Greg W.
Horrible food. Small portions. We ordered the Chicken Parm and what we received looked like a Children's portion, mushy spaghetti and a little piece of processed chicen with a slice of processed Kraft style cheese on top. The meal looked like something you would get from a frozen dinner. The bread was white toast. When we asked our server if we could substitute our spaghetti with a Penne pasta she told us that all they have is spaghetti. This is an Italian restaurant!?!?! The salad bar look dirty and our server was totally un-helpful. I would not go back to eat here again and would not recommend to my worst enemy.
(1)Carr F.
Quiet little dining place. Good prices. Had the salad bar with an entree. Salad bar was great. This place is good for a decent lunch but not anything to "write home about" . Also the lighting was very dim.
(2)Mike A.
My family and I headed out for a super casual dinner, hoping for a good meal. Our first choice was the Sunset Restaurant, due to the reviews. However they're closed on Wednesdays (?) so we opted for Gondola. Driving in, we were skeptical. The hotel next door seemed shady, not that it is but it seemed to be. We saw enough cars in the parking lot of Gondola to think it must be popular. So we entered and ordered. Service was prompt. Food ordered: 1. 8 oz ribeye and baked potato 2. 10" cheese pizza 3. Beef Ravioli 4. Chicken Parmesan Results: SALAD BAR - good enough. Iceberg lettuce and the typical fare. Nothing to write home about. 1. 8 oz ribeye and baked potato - If you've ever had steak at Waffle House, then you'll know what to expect. Seriously, the ribeye was on par with Waffle House. The ribeye was sad: resembled NY Strip in apperance. No taste at all. The cooking process was a) take it out of the package and b) cook it. I ordered MWell but it came out looking like only one side had seen the grill. The more I cut into it, the redder it got. I stopped eating it about 1/4 of the way through. 2. 10" cheese pizza - I'm not being facetious when I say their pizza is extremely similar to pizza you find in gas stations and truck stops. Bland. Just....no. This was for our 6 year old. She was fine with it. She's six. 3. Beef Ravioli - this was my daughters so I didn't try it. She didn't even make it halfway through before stopping. 4. Chicken Parmesan - My wife's. The portion of noodles was child-size. The chicken? Just a breaded patty with cheese laid over it. She didn't finish. The wait staff is indifferent. As she came to take away the food items that weren't eaten, she simply said "Anything else? Ok bye". Our check was soon brought. How, as a server, can you not notice that people aren't eating their food? You have to inquire. Amazingly bad. I wanted to point out our displeasure, as I would do at any other well-meaning place. However I couldn't get beyond the fact that the quality of food at this place is all they know. If they've been exposed to better tasting, better prepared food, they aren't incorporating it into their own menu. And with food of this quality being all they know, what does it accomplish to point it out? As you're point it out, locals are like "Man I eat here all the time." Then the pitchforks come out and you're running out the door ;) Again, if speaking up, which I'll do in a heartbeat if it will affect change, would accomplish anything, I would have. My wife was like let's just get out of here. If you enjoy quality food (and by quality I don't mean snobish), you will be best served by not visiting the Gondola Restaurant. You've had better and you expect to have a meal where you don't feel like you've just wasted $50. The T/A Truck Stop would've been a better choice than the Gondola House.
(1)David O.
Gondola is one of those classic diners that's been around as long as you have. Just quietly doing business. I expect they have quite a long list of local regulars who rely on the place to keep them fed. No, you aren't going to find anything fancy or memorable here. Just a solid, workmanlike, experience. There are many chains nearby and despite that, Gondola remains. If you are looking for a good meal and a good price stop in.
(4)Shay A.
Salad bar was excellent. Fresh and plenty of choices. Entrees left a lot to be desired. 3 out of our 4 meals were similar to frozen dinners, lacking in flavor. The 10" cheese pizza was about the only thing worth eating.
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