Cool place to check out for sure Worth the trip for the…read moreambiance food was typical , kinda pub fair ish Go for the unique ambiance

Listen, when you hear that there's a restaurant in a cave in North Alabama, you just go, because…read morenot going would just be silly and that would break the basic rules of road trip etiquette. Is it easy to get to? No, because it's a restaurant in a CAVE. Is it gourmet food? No, because it's a restaurant IN A CAVE. Does it have a fancy wine list and white tablecloths? No, because IT'S A RESTAURANT IN A CAVE. Is it family friendly? Uh, yeah... as long as your family is cool, like mine. Is the food good? Yes, actually. Is it super cool? Yes, because it's a frickin' restaurant in a cave! Look, the bottom line is this- the food is good, the service is good but the ambience is the coolest part. Once you find it among the beautiful rural Alabama scenery, you park your car and you wait at the little pavilion. A couple of minutes will go by and a truck will come to pick you up and take you on the short ride down to the cave. It's a fun ride, a beautiful place and there's good food to eat. One thing is for certain- going to the Rattlesnake Saloon will become a core memory for your kids and your family. My best advice- go during the day so you don't miss the scenery of the surrounding valley.

Smoky but a cool lil dive bar. A regular, Robert, bought us beer because we happened upon this…read moreplace and didn't have cash!!

Talk about a warm welcome. We'd never been to the area, but of all the places we visited this…read morecharacter-filled joint was the funnest and friendliest of them all. Whether you're looking for good vibes to comfortably grab a beer solo, or have a big group hang -- you'll feel right at home! Besides the standard bar games like pool & darts, there's also something fun going on every night of the week -- from poker to bingo to a weekend DJ with big karaoke potential... and the staff, great service but also just really awesome people. Have fun!

Friendly people good drinks we were there when they were playing bingo had fun we didn't stay long…read morecause we were just passing through, but I'd go back again.

First time here.... Nice place. Brewery on one side and the Bloom Winery on the other side. It's…read morea very large building with plenty of parking. The BrewMaster works behind large glass windows making the brews. Pretty cool !!! They do have music, trivia on various nights of the week....... Easy, Grab a corner for your "gatherings" and have fun !! The beer is plentiful, not a super large selection but something for everyone. I had the Amber Lager..... very tasty with a clean finish. The patio doors are the big, glass garage style doors that I imagine would be great opened in good weather.. Wood Fired oven Pizzas are ordered next door @ the Bloom Winery. We didn't eat but it smelled & looked good. We would stop again.

My wife and I have stopped by a few times now, and we've enjoyed it every single visit. There's…read moreplenty of space, with indoor seating plus a great outdoor area with cornhole, which makes it easy to hang out and relax. The beer selection is solid and everything we've tried has been excellent. My personal favorite is the OG. If you like trying different styles and switching things up, this place definitely delivers. This time we ended up getting hungry and ordered a pizza from the adjoining restaurant and winery. I'll be dropping a separate review on that soon. Overall, this spot is consistently a good time and worth stopping by.

This was a really cool place. My family was originally was going somewhere else for dinner but it…read morewas close so we came here! This place was a hidden gem nested in the beautiful little town of Amory MS. The staff were super friendly and so nice! Also to our surprise they have live music which was fantastic. They had a great bar with super cold beer which is always a plus! The food was great as well. I did forget to get a picture of the menu! The chicken wings were fabulous. I got the blacken and they were great!

Awesome pub! Great food and drinks! Love the Vibe. Perfect location on Main St. in Amory.read more

We enjoyed our time spent in this dive bar. The bartenders and fellow patrons are all very…read morefriendly. The food is "basic bar" fare - but you gotta know that going in. The smell of cigarettes (aka the scent of my childhood) permeates the air... but that's preferable to weed. They had local beers on tap, which I appreciated. "Drink local."

I can see what the other reviewers are speaking of, you walk in there is no greeting, stoic faces…read morebehind a bar and even sitting down and waiting for 7 minutes did not bring up an attention of at least hello I will be with you in a moment or we don't want to be here so f*** off we'll get to you when we get to you. If you are a non-smoker danger will stay away stay away, it smells like rank booty in here I'm sorry I don't mean to offend you smokers but y'all stink! Parking lot is dainty, dark and dilapidated. Do you want to experience the exact opposite of what you get in here? Google 731 Sports Bar and Grill totally worth the drive

Was up in Corinth for work, for a few weeks, and man am I glad we found this gem! We were probably…read morein there 5 nights a week...and even some lunches! They're the total package! Great: Staff Food Cocktails are strong Live music is excellent I live about 8 hours from Corinth, and I've honestly considered taking the drive to spend a weekend there...just to eat at Buck's a few more times! A++++

I'm not sure how it's possible, but half the ribs were almost too hot to eat in the other half was…read moreice cold. Literally like they had been pulled out of the refrigerator. Very odd! The barbecue nachos are flour, tortilla chips and not corn. They were over fried and the chunks of barbecue were too big to fit on the chip. This was some of the worst barbecue I've had in a long time and maybe ever. There was zero Char on the ribs. They tasted almost like they had been steamed or something. They were wet but not sauce, just with what seems like steam. The dry rub seasoning was basically just wet goo. Regardless, the fact that half of them were probably around 48° makes it impossible to enjoy them. I still don't understand how this is possible. The atmosphere is fine, though it's a tiny restaurant. The service is uneventful. There were only two tables, including ours that had customer at it. Our server was sitting in the corner with her boyfriend the whole time hanging out with him and she would just get up occasionally and check on us. She had no personality. There's a 0% chance I would ever give this restaurant another chance. Horrible. Absolutely horrible. It's completely obvious that there is zero supervision or management this restaurant.

The food was great and the atmosphere was nice and relaxing. There's indoor and outdoor seatingread more

Food is good but over priced. $18 for a 12" pizza, $13 for a salad. Everything comes in a to-go…read morecontainer. ZERO reason to tip as EVERYTHING is self service including picking up your food, paper plates, disposable cutlery packs, cleaning your own table. Atmosphere is decent but not the cleanest. Live music on weekends makes it worth it.

The service was great and the atmosphere was fun! Wish we would have been hungry because the food…read morelooked yummy, too.

Absolute favorite place in town for a pint of beer and or a cocktail. Owners and staff are amazing…read more The pub experience is so nice. You can sit and sip and have a conversation.

This was my second time attending this music festival and I thoroughly enjoyed it. It was well…read moreattended by friendly folks from all over. The food and concessions are good and the prices are reasonable. It was billed to me as a bluegrass music festival but as much or more the music is folk and Americana. It is family friendly. We arrived Friday afternoon around 5PM and there was hardly a space left to pitch a tent but a friend helped us find a good spot. Many I spoke with had been there for a few days and I was also told that you can get there even a week earlier to mark out a spot. Four showers and plenty of port-o-potties. It is 97% primitive camping. Being a music festival we heard from many talents among whom I enjoyed the Herb Trotman Band's bluegrass. I go for the bluegrass. I also enjoyed Todd Snider's one man performance with his humorous and witty lyrics, but as the night progressed he got just a little too political for my taste so I turned in a little early. Those camping around us could be heard picking, laughing, singing and having a wonderful time all night long. Saturday morning I must say I slept through the nature walk and morning yoga but I did walk about and filled my cup with the complementary coffee more than a few times. Saturday night featured a no show in form of Tony Rice Unit who had called in with sickness, but we were blessed with the scratch band the guys put together and though I can't quite remember the group name they came up with they won the crowd over. I hope they play instead of Tony next year. Dread Clampitt is a regular favorite each year at the Acoustic Cafe. I had only heard them once before at last years festival and I honestly did not care for them. I have to be honest, but I am so glad I gave them second listen. They seemed like a completely different band and I was absolutely blown away. Dread Clampitt, I can't wait until next year. Claire Lynch Band came up the rear as the final performance of the night and I turned in quite late with sounds of fiddles, banjos, and mandolins ringing in my ears. I thoroughly enjoyed my weekend in Haleyville, Alabama while attending the Acoustic Cafe 2013 and I look forward to returning next year. Oh and last but not least, there is a whole lot of hula hooping going on. Give it a chance and you'll might become a regular.