🍖 Meatloaf Monday at The Southern Pantry in Dunlap, TN – Homemade Southern Comfort Food
Every Monday, The Southern Pantry on Jones Drive brings a beloved tradition to Dunlap’s dining scene: Meatloaf Monday. For families and neighbors across the Sequatchie Valley looking for authentic, made-from-scratch Southern food at honest prices, this weekly special has become a reason to plan ahead.
ποΈ When
Monday, October 26, 2026. The Southern Pantry opens at 11 a.m. and serves until 5:30 p.m. CST.
π Where
The Southern Pantry is located at 62 Jones Drive, Dunlap, Tennessee 37327.
β¨ What’s on the Menu
Meatloaf is the star, but The Southern Pantry offers flexibility to match every appetite and budget. π½οΈ Choose from combo plates-meat plus two sides for $11, or meat plus three sides for $13. Sides include bacon ranch pasta salad, deviled eggs, coleslaw, green beans, mashed potatoes, mac and cheese, white beans, broccoli and rice casserole, hashbrown casserole, and Mexican street corn casserole. Vegetarian diners can order a three-veggie plate for $9.75 or a four-veggie plate for $11.50.
Burgers with fries or tots run $11, and kids meals are $7.50. π° For dessert, try banana pudding, Butterfinger cake, or no-bake cookies ($2-$3). Beverages include bottled water, canned soda, and tea.
π° Why You’ll Want to Be There
The Southern Pantry specializes in authentic Southern cuisine made with locally sourced ingredients-the kind of food that tastes like home. Whether you’re grabbing lunch solo, bringing the family, or picking up dinner after work, the pricing is fair and the portions are real. Meatloaf Monday is a weekly ritual that brings neighbors together around food that matters.
π How to Go
Walk in during business hours-no reservations needed. For questions, call (423) 834-4663. The Southern Pantry is open Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. CST.
Mark your calendar for Monday and bring a friend. π€ Meatloaf Monday at The Southern Pantry is the kind of local tradition worth supporting.
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