Excellent food, service, and quality! They always treat my elderly father very well and patiently…read moreexplain the menu options to him. Couldn't ask for better service!

I love HH! Their burgers and dogs are good but their breakfast is where they shine. I highly…read morerecommend the biscuits and gravy. Soft buttery biscuits and the gravy tastes home made. If you're looking for a sweet treat- their milkshakes are so good. My husband loves the peanut butter banana. The service is always quick and staff is friendly. Also love the drive thru perk!

What a wonderful taste of New Orleans right here in Dadeville! We had the cuban po-boy, Nola roast…read morebeef po-boy, jambalaya and tater tots with pimento cheese. Best Cuban north of Miami! All the breads come from New Orleans and are just like being in the Big Easy. Support this great couple who have brought an authentic taste of delicious food to our doorstep. You won't be disappointed

We loved our lunch! Great hot dogs, but the show stopper was the bread pudding with caramel sauce!…read more Can't wait to come back! Chatted with some great people in the outdoor seating, an excellent experience!

I grew up in Birmingham Alabama in the seventies and eighties and I remember the Travis food truck…read moreback then and it was all lovely! The burgers were great the Franks are great and though I've never tried the veggie burger my father has even though he has passed away he told me that it was awesome so I've got to try it. Fast food is going to trash but this fast food has not gone to nothing but higher Heights it still exactly how I remembered it. I was just talking with my daughter just now and asked her if she had ever had a Travis, when I was young we called it the TRAVIS BEARBURGER back in those days everything was BEAR FRANKS BEAR BEEF FRANKS. The animal bear is not an ingredient it was a Chicago style that Travis made famous! I can't wait to go and when I do I'll give pictures and a much better review

Travis Chicago style is the old standby in Birmingham. Always consistent, always quick, always…read morefriendly, you get the idea. I've seen them in various parts of town so chances are you've seen them around the Birmingham area at least once or twice. Known for their burgers and polish dogs the menu serves up delicious food that's saucy and fresh. They even have some vegan options for you. My go to is the polish dog that comes with a welcomed large polish sausage, onions and peppers drenched in their special sauce. The polish sausage is thick and seasoned with garlic. The hot dog bun and everything in between is a must try!

We were in the area and stopped by for dinner. Small hardware store type vibe. Clean and quiet…read more We were created quickly even with the small line waiting to order. Limited menu, which is not a bad thing. Pick your "thing" and do it well and you will succeed. We chose the cheeseburger and the craft burger with tater tots and seasoned fries. We grabbed a drink and a high top table while we waited. They seemed fairly busy for a Thursday evening but they moved quickly and served efficiently. After about 10 minutes our order was brought to our table. Season fries had garlic and Parmesan. Hit and crispy, they were excellent. Burgers were juicy and well seasoned. Veggies were fresh and tasty. Craft sauce was mayo based and had a nice flavor. Tater tots were fresh and hot. Overall the meal was excellent! Loved the burger. Staff were helpful and friendly. Highly recommend, not overpriced like most specialty burger restaurants. Will be back!

If you have not been to The Craft Burger then you are missing out. I believe they have one of if…read morenot the best burger in Birmingham. And the specialty craft fries with the Parmesan cheese and spices are superb as well. I say all this but on this visit I decided to get the Philly cheesesteak and tots. This meal was really great as well. I don't think The Craft Burger can make a bad meal. The food is cooked fresh and comes out piping hot.

I stopped by this new taco truck located right of Greensprings Hwy this evening for a quick bite. I…read morewas quite impressed! A very friendly man was taking orders and cooking the food inside the truck. I asked for his recommendation and he smiled and told me everything was good. After applying more pressure, he encouraged me to try the carne asada, so I went with that in quesadilla form. He cooked everything to order and willing obliged my requests for salsa verde and avocado. My order was ready in a reasonable amount of time, considering it was freshly cooked. He charged me $7 and sent me on my way. I was impressed with the size of the quesadilla; it could've easily fed two. The quality of the asada was really good; it was more like a steak quality. Both salsa verde and salsa rojo were good, pretty spicy and vinegary. I definitely recommend trying this spot!

My friend and I ate here on our way to the Pumpkin Patch in Hayden. I wasn't extremely hungry but I…read moredid want to try the Philly eggrolls. I'm happy I did. They were cooked to order, crispy and delicious. Not greasy and full of ingredients, not just the egg roll wrapper. The Mac and cheese was a winner and tasted as if someone's granny was in the kitchen cooking it with love. My friend raved over his wings. They were meaty and the wet lemon pepper sauce was just right. The food is cooked to order so there's a small wait. Prices were very reasonable. I especially enjoyed the outdoor seating on this warm fall day. Overall, we enjoyed our experience and will definitely stop by when in the area.

Oh Annie Mae! I have heard so much about You! And, Yelp, you held up to your reputation. We are a…read moreparty of 3 tonight. Bae, Dee and me. Bae got the 10 piece hot honey with okra. He loved it. Dee got Asian, she added mango seasoning then they were the bomb with okra. I got Nashville hot, it's a dry rub, pretty good with fries that were mediocre. The stars of the night were the Philly cheesesteak egg rolls and Mac and cheese! WOW. Mac and cheese is so good, yall gots to try it. Bae said the Philly egg rolls are the best ever. Annie Mae's you are well worth the try! Yall already know, when I'm happy I'll be back.

I was browsing the pepper place farmers market and stumbled on Sweet Daddy's pies. I sample the…read moresweet potato and the pecan and both were baked to perfection! I ended up buying a mini pecan pie. The owners were so kind! I love a sweet treat so I'll be back for sure!

Food - The fried green tomatoes were delish! Fried wings 6/10. Fries 3/10. Food advertised on…read morewebsite not offered. Need to update. Person who took order friendly. 3.5 rating Location - People around neighborhood hang around business; not good for any business. Do Not go alone. Police were there due to altercation in parking lot.

We live on Logan Martin lake and by far this is the best hamburger on the lake. There's a lot of…read moregood ones but between the great burger and the homemade fries it certainly hard to beat! The staff is super friendly as well. Plus you have the Tiki Hut for adult beverages.

They are not open on Wednesday. Everything says they are open but they are not. So frustrating!…read moreFood isn't that good anyway. Update your hours every where! New people want to come and take part and it's not open. Won't be back. Too bad great atmosphere!

Great food! Fast and friendly service!…read more I love coming to this location and I wish so badly that they were opened on the weekends. Oh well..... just got to get by whenever I can during the week. T hey have an environment that's great to enjoy your meal comfortably without feeling rushed.

It's been 27 years since I last had Gus' Hot Dogs; back from 1995 to 1999, I ate there five days a…read moreweek. I switched jobs and never made it back until today. Back in the day, Gus' had the best hot dogs this side of The Varsity in Atlanta. I finally made it back today and got the two-hot-dog meal--mustard only--with fries and a drink. Even though it's a new owner, nothing has changed; they're still just as great. I completely forgot how amazing the fries were; nobody beats Gus' on fries. You order at the counter and they call you when it's ready, which took about four minutes. I'm guessing the guy taking orders is the owner; he's super friendly. I got there around 11 a.m. and there was a steady stream of customers the whole 30 minutes I was there. They seemed to know everyone's name, which is a sign of good food--plenty of regulars! Overall, it tastes just like I remember. If I had to pick three things for my last meal, Gus' Hot Dogs would definitely be on the list.

The banner hanging at the entrance says it all, "Best Burgers and Best Diner" in Shelby County…read more And, there's something comforting about entering a new, unfamiliar spot and being greeted like you're a regular. I ordered one of the more popular items (because I asked) the chili dog with onions and mustard - it hit the spot! The bun was steamy soft. The combo included crinkle fries. The fries were the crinkle variety and served piping hot, fried golden crispy and seasoned well. Yes, it's a bit of a well worn hole in the wall as described by some Yelpers, but I discovered that's because its well loved. There was a contestant stream of customer at mid afternoon - old, young and everyone in between, and the employees seemed to know many of them. I will certainly return to try their hamburger!

Tony's Hot Dogs in Birmingham is the kind of place you'd drive past a hundred times if you didn't…read moreknow better. No frills. No gimmicks. Just a tiny, iconic hole in the wall that exists for one reason: to serve hot dogs that mean business. When you walk in, you already know you're not here for the décor. You're here because you're craving a hot dog and you want it done right. I ordered the Chicago dog, which showed up looking like it had zero intention of fitting politely inside its bun. This thing was juicy, oversized, and required a concerning amount of napkins. The pickles were crisp, the peppers had the right bite, the mustard was exactly what it should be. Everything hit. The only thing missing was that neon green relish that looks radioactive but somehow makes a Chicago dog official. I kind of missed it. A little. Then I got adventurous. Mistake number one. I ordered the Beef Sandwich, what I can only describe as a sloppy joe with a pickle on top. It sounded bold. It tasted... fine. Not terrible. Not memorable. Just sort of there. It's like I betrayed the hot dog gods and they let me know. My colleague went with the burger, which Tony's is apparently campaigning as "best of" material with the local news crowd. He said it was decent and a great value. High praise in burger language. Now the onion rings? Absolute perfection. Crispy, golden, and cooked exactly the way onion rings should be cooked. No notes. If I had stuck strictly to the hot dogs, this would've been an easy five-star situation. But I strayed. That's on me. Four stars. Next time, I'm staying loyal to the dogs.