Huffs Market

From the moment we walked through the door we felt the warm southern hospitality! A sandwich from here is a must! Basic…fresh…DELICIOUS!!

We stopped here for gas while traveling. Oh my goodness, this store is like stepping back in time with some modern touches. The rolling ladders are still there from back in the day. The folks running it were super friendly. If you are in the area, I would definitely recommend stopping in.

This is the coolest place really helpful people if your traveling.. have some good chicken and sandwiches too.. need to check it out!

Century old local market complete with sliding stock ladder, old time service with a smile and jovial remarks! Deli offers sandwiches over stuffed & very fresh ! Turn back your clock to 1912, and enjoy Tennessee’s hospitality!

Great little country market. Delicious sandwich made with fresh ingredients to your order. Store has that old time feeling and the staff were friendly and inviting. I will be back.

Great to have a gas station that provides 24 hour gas services. A little backwoods of an area and there was no cleaner with the squeege, the prices were kind of high even for average but it's a blessing when you hit a 1/4 tank.

Great sandwich. So quaint and old school

Great Old Country Store preserved in time. Has a great atmosphere due to the very hospitable staff with plenty of conveniences.

Hope you come hungry! Best sandwiches around with the best service! They don't make places like this anymore!

Great atmosphere with even better food! Service is also friendly and quick. I highly recommend the Philly cheese steak with hot sauce.

Awesome scratch made sammiches. Highly recommend. Great service. Hard to believe such a great lunch came from a gas station!

Wow. Great sandwiches great service bologna with tomato onion and pickle amazing thick slice - half inch thick bologna

What a gem to find out in the country! It's not unusual to find a convenience store out in the country, especially just off a super slab, but there aren't many that can boast being on the National Register of Historic Places. That's because it's been there for...decades and decades! It's been there since 1911, to be exact. At one time, a general store could be found in almost any rural area, serving the farmers in the area. After WWII, with better roads and better access to larger communities, general stores began to fade into oblivion, often demolished to make way for a supermarket. Huff's has stood the test of time, and although it appears to be an anachronism it is actually a modern convenience store and gas station that pays homage to its past and maintains its unique position in time and space. The interior of the building has not been modernized and proudly sports original shelves, ladders on metal tracks, display cases, and tongue and groove wainscoting on the ceiling and walls. Some shelves are populated with historical packages while most stock product that is actually for sale. The north section of the building contains a small balcony which is reached by original stairs with newel post and square balusters. And there's no modern rest room, in fact, there's no rest room inside at all! That factoid aside, it's still a modern store, including an ATM, walls lined with coolers offering soft drinks and beer, and all the other stuff you'd expect to find in a convenience store. Gas islands outside offer all you need with modern pumps. Rest rooms? Porta-potties out behind the gas pumps. Hungry? Order a homemade sandwich, but you better be plenty hungry! Huff's Store doesn't serve wimpy, plastic-wrapped, pre-made sandwiches from some remote portion-controlled kitchen. No siree Bob! Huff's sandwiches are make to order and they're about the size of a Buick. If I had ordered one, I'd still be eating from it as I write this review, a week later. Seriously. Be hungry or don't bother. Huff's is just off I-840, a few miles west of I-65. Look for the Marathon logo on the blue info sign. It's well worth the side trip off I-65 on your way to whereever. Go there. You'll thank me later.

I went to Burwood, Tennessee, to do some research on the Pope and Drake families - two early settlers in the area. I saw Ken Huff's Grocery and service station and figured they'd have some food as it was well past lunch time for me. They were set up for sandwiches and I ordered a bologna and cheese with mayo on white. It was HUGE with thin-sliced meat piled high. I had to bring half home as it was too much for me. I had a bag of Lay's chips and a big Sun=Drop Cherry Lemon soft drink for $10.13, tax included. I don't think the bread is home-made (as a reviewer said), but the sandwiches are as I watched mine being made. It was a Saturday and the place was busy. Burwood is right off I-840 so it's easy to find. There's a sign on the door saying that there are no restrooms; something else mentioned porta-potties, but I didn't read it and I didn't see any either. The store is big and full of snacks, minimal groceries, and various knick-knacks. I like the feel of it. That part of Williamson County seems well-removed from the big estates you find around Franklin and Leiper's Forks. There are small farms, lots of woods, and mostly older and smaller houses. A great place to feel that you are really out in the country. If you go, stop at Huff's even if you aren't hungry.

Be sure to get a sandwich there! The staff is always friendly and helpful. I wish there were more places like this still around.

Three years ago This place was recommended to us by a local resident of Leipers Fork ,while walking the street looking for a lunch spot. We go back every year while in Nashville for Christmas. Haven't found a better Ruben sandwich since. They also have a great selection of local brews . We're hooked..

Best sandwiches around.....you get way more for your money here and the deli meat is always incredible. My go to is a tomato sandwich which has mayo, salt and pepper, and hot sauce on it. Try one! Also the store has awesome vibes and super great employees. The gas is usually pretty reasonable too. So fill up while you grab a sandwich.

What can I say , 100 year old store with gas and still offers free air for your automobile tires , this is a must stop for gas off 840 or while traveling Carter's Creek Road. No bathrooms inside but they do offer port a potties. They have a small lunch counter that serves breakfast and lunch items. Prices are not bad and the staff is great.

Hands down the best bologna sandwiches made today. All the others too. Thick bread, piled on cheese and meat. A destination for sure. In a beautiful place for a drive. No bicyclists allowed ;) Just kidding.

What a cute gas station/ deli. Sandwiches were loaded with meat and bread was soft. Will be back next time through.

Stopped here on our way to Memphis and we were glad we did. Simple & delicious. Eat local.

Lived down in Thompson's stations for most of my life and moved to the town over a few years ago. Whenever I'm craving a sandwich I drive the old country backroads, pass my old Home, and stop in at Huffs. The sandwiches are amazing and packed FULL. It's my little slice of childhood

I love a small town place like this. They remember you, know what you like, and always happy to see you. And the sandwiches are amazing!!!!!!!

You really need to come here for a good ole fashioned sandwich. They use Boars Head meats and cheeses and they pile it on high. It's a sweet family passed down gas station/market and just has such a cute vibe.

The sandwiches here are soooo good. Tons of meat on homemade bread. Definitely worth the trip!