We stopped here after reading a review and being in the mood for a hamburger. Burgers were very good, as was my side of beans and cornbread. We especially enjoyed looking at all the old advertising signs on the wall, particularly the thermometers. There were a lot of people here at noon on a Wednesday, but we found a booth... More

Every time we have visitors in from out of town we take them to the Bean Barn. If you want "real" soup beans thats the place to go. The beef stew if divine and they have the best french fries in town ( big golden krinkle cuts that are crispy to perfection on the outside and fluffy on the inside... More

This restaurant was originally owned by my Great great great uncle and the current owners kept it exactly the same. The food is phenomenal probably because of the wear-and-tear of the grill. Old timey candy/soda fill the display shelves and the experience is something in itself. It's always busy though, but that's expected at a place this fantastic

Best soup beans with corn bread and hamburgers, a must try

Bean Barn is probably my favorite restaurant in Greeneville. To preface, everything is cooked to order here so be patient and be prepared to wait. Again its a very popular place on Greeneville so get there early (by 11:30 at the latest) if you want a parking spot up front. Otherwise you will have to park across the street in... More

My wife and I stopped by the Bean Barn in Greeneville, Tennessee today on our way to Boone, NC. Get there early because parking fills up fast. We got there right after noon and the lot was full. We drove around the block two times and a person left so we got their spot. We walked in and it definitely... More

This little restraunt is hidden in the old part of beautiful downtown Greeneville. This is a looks can be decieving type of place, so the outside looks a little dumpy. Believe me when you go in there will be antiques and a great hamburger smell. I also guarantee the food you recieve will be handeled with great care, because the... More