Aubrey's Johnson City

I believe I've eaten at almost all the Aubrey's restaurants and the overall quality of service, food, price-value, setting, menu, presentation, etc. .......the consistency across all the restaurants is incredible. The top management of Aubrey's knows how to manage a restaurant chain. I dread the time to come when they will sell out to a large chain and I lose the Aubrey's that has become my favorite restaurant. I have never left an Aubrey's restaurant since the first one opened when I was not totally satisfied and would give each visit a 5/5. My favorite menu item is the grilled tuna ... I use to have it as a sandwich, now I take it on a large entre size salad. So delicious. To repeat myself ....everything about Aubrey's is top drawer - the restaurant tables, ambience, restrooms ... all aspects of the physical space is appealing and comfortable. The service is prompt, courteous, and thoughtful. The menu is excellent ... with enough casual sandwiches, salads, entrees, and desserts. I think I've eaten everything on the menu and there has never been an visit out of my hundreds (and often taking family or friends) when I wouldn't give the entire experience a 5/5. The price value is the ultimate measure of the quality of a restaurant and Aubrey's has it nailed. Serving portion and presentation very nice. You will not be disappointed. Guaranteed.

I've been to Aubrey's a few times for lunch; they have a large main dining room with tables and booths as well as a separate, good-sized bar with plenty of seating. I was there on a Sunday afternoon, and sat at the bar, which had a number of TVs tuned to different NFL games. The place was pretty crowded for the time (around 2 p.m.), and as a result, the bartenders and servers seemed a bit harried, but in the end were able to rise to the challenge with minimal disruption. When I'm eating alone, I like sitting at the bar, and this one had 40 beers on tap (including my favorite, Wicked Weed Pernicious). A full menu is available at the bar with selections of appetizers, salads, burgers and sandwiches, pastas, entrees and desserts. They also have about 15 sides to choose from; most dishes come with one or two sides. I opted for the fish and chips with a side of cole slaw. The fish was really crispy, with a panko crust, and the potato rounds were actually more tasty than I expected. The only low point was the cole slaw, which wasn't bad, but was flecked with pineapple, which in my opinion isn't a great addition to slaw. Aubrey's has some good daily specials, such as the Monday burger and brew special, which can save $5 or more off the price of ordering separately. All in all, Aubrey's is a pleasant place to spend an hour or so; the food is pretty good, service is fine, and beer and other alcohol selections plentiful.

We were a party of 11. 6 were children from 15 mo's to 11 years. We were celebrating a birthday. The waitress we had was wonderful. She even took a group pic for us in front of the Christmas tree. The food was excellent. The whole experience was great.

I had a wonderful experience!!! The restaurant itself was beautiful. Spacious, comfortable. They have outside dining but I opted for indoor. The staff was great!! I had entered thru a wrong door and ended up behind the bar 🤣 but they were very nice about it. My server, Tyler, was a young kid but he was friendly and chatty and obviously proud of his job. My meal was awesome. I started with a side salad that was fresh with wonderful home made ranch dressing. I then had a 16 oz ribeye that was tender and cooked to perfection. I would definitely go back. That meal with 2 desserts to go came to $60.

We had never dined at Aubrey’s before, and if it weren’t for a gift card we won at a luncheon hosted by our realtors earlier this year, we might have completely overlooked this hidden gem. After a morning hike, we took some time to freshen up and wrap up a few work tasks before heading over to the Aubrey’s in Johnson City. Though it was well past the lunch rush, we were warmly welcomed and promptly seated. The restaurant’s interior is inviting and stylish, with a dark, neutral color palette accented by vibrant pops of yellow. Large chalkboard murals and thoughtful décor contribute to a clean, modern, yet cozy atmosphere. Our server, Sarah R., greeted us with a cheerful smile, took our orders efficiently, and offered to bring fresh bread while we waited. Yes, please! My husband ordered the Old Fashioned Patty Melt — a mouthwatering combo of juicy burger patty, Swiss cheese, grilled onions, and crispy bacon on Texas toast. His fries were “double-dunked” for that perfect extra crunch, just as he likes them — nearly burnt, but not quite. I chose the Thunder Road Burger, topped with crispy tobacco onions, jalapeños, and just the right amount of their signature pimento cheese spread. It was melt-in-your-mouth delicious! I paired it with a fully loaded baked potato — generously topped and included at no extra charge — and it exceeded expectations. Sarah struck the perfect balance of attentiveness, checking in just enough without ever hovering. She even brought my husband two refills on his Dr. Pepper without being asked. All I can say is this: if you haven’t tried Aubrey’s yet, consider yourself warned — it may just win you over on your first visit like it did us. We’re already looking forward to our next visit!