Amazing food amazing service chill vibe environment recommend for a group of friends over 21 or…read morejust a family night

Service to strangers is terrible. I've been here a few times and it's always been the same. They…read morelove their regulars and seems they want to keep it that way. I won't be back. Such a shame as it has a lot of potential.

No food, just drinks and cigars,no cigarettes.Good service and comfortable seating. Drinks were…read morereasonable and poured liberally.

Shirley (aka "Cisco") and Lorenzo created a truly unique social venue with great vibe, service,…read moredrinks and cigar selection. Live music adds to the atmosphere and you will certainly become a fan right from your first visit. Check it out soon and bring a friend or family member to share in the fun. Cheers

Excellent selection, knowledgeable staff, fair pricing... what else could you want?…read moreBest humidors in a 100+ mile radius

From the owner: Featuring over 60 different brands, from classics such as Arturo Fuente and Padron to boutique…read morebrands like Room 101 and Black Label Trading Co. in the largest humidor in Alabama. We also have a wide assortment of accessories, pipes and pipe tobacco, and a great lounge to enjoy your cigar with your friends.

Great food. I've tried something different ew h visit and everything has been delicious. Drinks…read morewere made well. Price was reasonable and the environment is small but very nice.

Great place to go that's been redesigned with a gorgeous bar, ceiling and general decor by new…read moreowners and has a new chef! We ordered 2 26 oz ribeyes that were perfectly seasoned and cooked with sides of asparagus and the creamiest most delicious mashed potatoes. We started with the pork belly brussels sprouts that were amazing! The staff is attentive, courteous and knowledgeable about the restaurant! No doubt we will be returning out next trip to Alabama.

Great place, great environment and good people. Highly recommend this establishment. Come enjoy…read morewith them.

Definitely a different Marriott than when I stayed last year. I go to my room I noticed a little…read moremildew around the toilet seat. I go back downstairs to move my car. The guy at the front desk ask me how was everything and I told him about the toilet. He was nice and helpful and moved me to another room.. I checked this room out .. on top of the toilet top it had some red residue on it.. I thought it probably was a stain .. but actually it was something that wasn't cleaned properly.. the bed "oh my" it had some overly washed out sheets on them ( needed to be discontinued)like something that would have been very uncomfortable and itchy to sleep on. I didn't even care to be moved again,I just ask the guy for some sheets and just waited for morning to come. I will say this the breakfast was good.. 3stars based on breakfast and front desk guy.

Let's face it: when it comes to Marriott owned hotels, it's almost always proceeded with the…read morepresumption of prestigious excellence, am I right? Such is the case with the Fairfield Inn & Suites, but it doesn't come without some flaws. Let's discuss. Right as I walk into my room, I am immediately impressed. So much so, that I whip out the ol' camera and start snapping away. The single king bed suite that I got was immaculate and spacious. Imagine my surprise to discover that there were, not one, but TWO televisions in the room; one in the bedroom portion of the room and the other right next to the work area. It all had a very professional feel to it. The two end tables in the living room type area came in very handy, too. I suspect the dual TV thing was due to the fact that it had a pull-out couch in the room. The service here is extremely cordial also. In fact, one of the cleaning ladies complimented me by saying, "Ah, so YOU'RE the clean gentleman that stays here!" I took that as a big compliment, because I realize she appreciated the fact that I don't come into hotel rooms and trash the place. I tend to keep all my used towels in one pile for them and leave the place generally de-cluttered. I figure the cleaning staff in most hotels have to deal with some pretty horrific stuff, so I try to keep it as convenient for them as I possible can. And, of course, no really fine hotel is complete without some type of complimentary breakfast (a legitimate one, that is), but there are a few flaws with this one. First, it could use a few more sides. They basically feature eggs, bacon or sausage, various breads and cereals. What would have been nice to see is some variant of starch, hashbrowns or potatoes. I know it can be done because I've seen less luxurious hotels pull it off. Second thing is...they could restock their food a bit more whenever it gets low. Just this morning as I go down to hopefully enjoy some scrambled eggs, they were out. They were almost out of bacon, too. The thing is it was like 9am and they never even bothered to restock the eggs or bacon. The breakfast bar closes at 10. I'm not even sure the lady running the bar ever checked to see how many were left, because I sat there for a good 40 minutes just to see if she was going to bring out more. No such luck. I'm also a little disappointed that if you happen to take advantage of their WiFi upgrade for higher speed access, it doesn't even come close. I did a speed check and there is literally no discernable difference between the high speed package versus the complimentary one they provide. Deceiving. Ah well. No place is perfect; not even the 5 star ones. Still, this was a stellar stay which I would easily repeat. In fact, I just signed up for a Marriott rewards program which I hope to take advantage of real soon. I'm kind of kicking myself for not setting one up a long time ago, but I hardly get to travel as much as I'd like to these days. Far as I'm concerned, Fairfield Inn & Suites is 4 comfy king sized beds out of 5 worthy!

Great selection. Very knowledgeable and helpful when it comes to making recommendations. Love the…read moreredesign in the new spot.

I've come here off-and-on for pipe tobacco. Great selection, and I was very satisfied with the…read morepipes I recently bought from there.

Fantastic food. great Service. If you want a quiet place to enjoy your meal, Make sure a band isn't…read moreplaying there, unless you have ear plugs. But if you love music, you will love band nights. Still Recomend Ear Plugs for hearing protection.

This little spot is great, for gatherings of small to medium groups. There's the stage which…read moreappears to be used for live music, DJ and dancing. The seating area is mainly loretta tables with a few booths flanking the sides, being accompanied by a central bar with large 4k tvs for viewing sports events. Having brunch together, the mimosas were pretty standard and the shrimp and grits were raved about by my cohorts. My waitress completely dropped the ball with my order. Saving the day was Dennis, the owner who spotted the mishap straight away! He quickly responded making my order a priority which was for the crab cake benedict. While the order came up quickly, the fried green tomatoes were absolutely nonexistent, which was sad as I absolutely adore fried green tomatoes! Additionally, the asparagus was sitting under a heating lamp too long and had shriveled to the state of a garnish. The waitress, yet again, should have caught this. So in one of the most rare of cases I did not leave tip for her. The fact that Dennis was so great at handling this scenario, along with this being a birthday occasion and my my friends absolutely enjoying their entreesm, is the SOLE reason the restaurant gets the fourth star. We actually waited for Dennis to show our praise. However, he had already departed for the day. FYI: Dennis, we will definitely be back to thank you in person!!!

I have been to Rawls this week, it is an Italian Restaurant. The food was amazing…read more it reminded me of food in Italy. The service was outstanding! The ambience of the historic Rawls is beautiful!

I hope they're just in a transition period with their menu because.. what happened…read more The steak options just say "steak" and don't list what cut you're getting. I could have asked but assumed for $45 I'd get something better than a thin cut ribeye I'd expect from an Applebees for $20. Wine menu was the same, just says "house wine" and lists different grape varieties but nothing specific on the wine. One of the most generic menus I've ever seen and would expect a lot more from a place like this. I also thought the cups used to be glass but most of them were the plastic cups you get at a diner. They still had glass cups for more specialty drinks like wine and coffee but soda and water were in plastic. I was also pretty sure they used to have cloth napkins and those are gone too. I feel like this place is too expensive to skimp on little details like that. Staff is still great but they seemed really overwhelmed and we did also show up pretty late so I can't blame them for being gassed This place is beautiful, they had someone playing the piano and it was a really nice atmosphere, but like I said I hope they're just transitioning between menus and dishwater because this visit was super disappointing.