The Yellow Deli is a hidden gem a bit off the beaten path but well worth the extra mile to get to…read more The Yellow Deli also has gluten free bread , every item in the restaurant is homemade as well! And for those of you with rv's their parking lot is friendly to large rigs as we have a 35 ft. rig towing a jeep !

The Yellow Deli has excellent sandwiches. They make their own bread. They even have Fresh Baked…read moreBread for sell. The service was excellent, the people are friendly. They also have items for sale like local honey, pottery, teas and a frozen section. Highly recommend

My wife and I stopped by Sam's Banh Mi today, and this place delivers…read more We both ordered the fried pork banh mi, and it was loaded with flavor. The pork was seasoned right, and everything worked together the way it should. But honestly, the bread is what sold me. They make it fresh in-house, and you can tell. It's light, airy, with just the right bite--exactly what a banh mi is supposed to be. The spot itself is small, but clean and well kept. It's more of a walk-up-and-order setup, not a sit-down-with-a-server kind of place, which I actually don't mind for this style of food. Just know what you're walking into. Drinks are grab-and-go from a cooler--sodas, water, tea--so don't expect fountain drinks or freshly brewed sweet tea. That said, they do have some interesting specialty drinks on the menu like fresh sugar cane with durian and kumquat, which I'll probably try next time just out of curiosity. great food, solid spot, and absolutely worth the stop. We'll be back.

Well round three, added the meatball and vegetarian sammich to the list. Another fabulous lunch…read moreexperience. Only negative was low traffic flow at lunch time, ya'll come on and support these folks. If this place were to close it would be a terrible loss. May have been slower due to MLk holiday. If you haven't tried yet then DO IT, you will not regret it. Fresh and great tasting, from the bread (maybe the best I have ever had) to the toppings. I cannot say enough good about these delightful sandwiches. Did notice spring rolls after we ordered and paid, cannot wait to try them next visit. Service was excellent with friendly staff and spotless dining area. Cannot list anything I would want different, a perfect lunch quick and price below the daily average.

What a great place! The owner was super friendly and the food was delicious. I had the gyro and it…read morewas great. Filled with lots of meat and toppings and the fries were hot and delicious. I wanted some extra tzatziki sauce and they were happy to oblige. Not much to look at on the outside but the food is spot on.

cheese steak was gross and dry, tasted like steak-umms. practically no onions and barely any…read morecheese. roll tasted like it was straight from a Walmart bakery.

This review is for the Bojangles location at the Love's Truck Stop west of Mobile Alabama…read more It seems I'm out on this end of town a lot lately, in fact, this entire week, I ended nearly every night out that way. And after driving around town all day, sometimes I just want to go to the most convenient place on my way home. And this is how I tried Bojangles. I'm a big fan of good fried chicken, probably more than my doctor thinks I should be. There's just something quintessentially American about fried chicken that takes me back to a simpler time in my life, and it's most likely that notion that drives my opinion of fried chicken in general. Since moving to the Deep South, I've tried all kinds of fried chicken, and I have certain opinions about my favorite chicken, and strong opinions about whose chicken is absolutely not good. So I walked into Bojangles, and for the record I'd tried them before, but there was quite a line and I almost skipped it altogether, but then I'd have to stop somewhere else, and I was already out of the car, so I settled on being there despite what looked like it could be a long wait time. The place was not dirty, but it definitely wasn't clean either. The soda machine area was a complete disaster and the tables and floor looked like they hadn't been cleaned in quite a while. But they seemed to be quite busy, so I could partially forgive that. I waited in that line for the better part of twenty minutes before I got to the counter and had my order taken. Again, I can partially forgive that, because they were busy. What isn't forgivable was that the crew seemed entirely uncommitted to their job and that they seemingly had no ability to work as a team to get it done. When they took my order, I ordered a three piece meal with a biscuit, Mac & cheese, and mashed potatoes, with a lemonade to drink. Easy, right? You would think so. But I waited easily another 20 minutes for my food, and when I checked it, they gave me someone else's food, and had given my food to them. So they remade mine, which took another five minutes. But they're busy and things happen, right? So they give me the correct order and all I'm thinking about is that home is still twenty minutes away, and that I should be there by now. So I take my food and I go, because I'm just ready to be home. Now, I know I have a twenty minute drive to get there, and I get home as soon as I can, and when I do, I gather my food and other things in the car and go into the house. I take a quick photo of this food for the review, and sit down to eat. I look at the three pieces of chicken they gave me, and they must have been the smallest pieces in the batch. There wasn't a lot of meat on them. And I remember that their chicken had somewhat of a kick to it, but this was a lot spicier than I remembered it being. I have stomach and blood pressure issues, so I tend to avoid spicy food for the most part unless I find myself in Santa Fe eating Chile Releno. (If you know, you know.) The biscuit was hard and barely edible, the Mac & Cheese was dry and didn't have a lot of flavor, and the potatoes were okay, but clearly an instant variety instead of the real deal. (The gravy was pretty darn amazing, I must admit.) If the twenty minute drive home diminished the quality of this food, then that's on me, but I have a feeling based on other factors that the experience would have been sub par either way. Maybe it was just an off day for them, or maybe it wasn't. Who knows? But I'm not sure I'll be trying this location again. The whole experience just didn't sit right with me.

April Jones provided great customer service and the biscuits were fresh. I enjoyed the experience.read more

Super cool spot inside The Ice Box. Steady lunch business. Very pleasant, not loud! Counter service…read moreand they bring you your food. Very casual but friendly. The catfish is dusted with curry powder and served with a lemon herb tartar sauce that is out of this world. Who thought of that?! Perfection. Boudin eggrolls were tasty and the mustard served with them is bangin'. Everything is well seasoned. The pork and collard sandwich was just ok - something about the aioli and havarti made it a little "cream cheese spinach dip-y." Can't wait to go back!

I recently visited The Velvet Pig and had a mixed experience. The food had really good flavor…read moreoverall, but it came out warm instead of hot, which was a bit disappointing. For the price, I expected a little more in terms of quality and presentation, as it felt slightly overpriced. That said, the building itself is super cool it's set in an old ice house, which gives the place a unique and interesting vibe. The atmosphere alone makes it worth checking out at least once. Overall, not a bad spot, but there's definitely some room for improvement. We had the pork belly and a sandwich off the menu.

Located inside Oak Ridge Medical on Nevius Rd. This is a great little place for an ice cream break!…read moreAnd they proudly serve Old Dutch ice cream! In Tillman's corner, guys! I have been here for lunch before and it was really good but it's been a while ago. I just forget about this place. But, we'll definitely be back!

Driving around Teco and tired of the same old stuff.....missing Benjas...we decided to hit up this…read morespot that we used to frequent so long ago. This Cafe is a hidden Gem in Tillmans corner. Stowed away in the back of the Oak ridge pharmacy....this hand made deli cafe has some good eats. The Oaknridge club was a good serving sandwich with hearty meats and a decent price of 6.95. My wife got the red beans and rice with Conecuah sausage. She said it was a great homemade option for Tillman's corner. But the best part is that they serve Cammies Old Dutch ice cream which is a downtown Mobile staple.....kids got the chocolate , and mint chocolate chip, and the wife and I got the ever famous lemon custard. Amazing and so close to home. We always forget about this place....Never again! We will be returning sooner rather than later! And they have a monster gift shop that the misses can browse while we wait. A relaxed homemade lunch. FYI my son said it was the best BPJ he ever had. A must visit for Tillman's Corner

Trip down to the Lighthouse, always a nice drive and a relaxed atmosphere. Ordered the seafood…read moreplate oysters, shrimp, and crab claws. These are the fattest, meatiest claws around. Food was as expected, a notch above the typical fried seafood, fresh and cooked to perfection. Salad and baked potato sides were, well salad and baked potato. Nothing outstanding but no negatives at all. Service was spot on, timely and friendly. Did notice only one refill for tea mentioned on menu, I didn't test that but would have been a little bent if I was charged for excessive refills on tea. It's not much to provide an extra glass particularly when it is priced as the highest profit item on the menu. All in all a nice dinner with the Mrs and leftovers for lunch.

Very nice local vibe. Plate specials, 60+ specials. Shrimp, crab claws delightful crunchy. Okra,…read moregreen bean and coleslaw all tasty.

Lighthouse Bakery - Dauphin Island, AL…read more This place is absolutely worth the early wake-up! We tried the chocolate croissant, cinnamon roll, and pecan cinnamon roll -- all three were incredible. Flaky, fresh, and perfectly sweet without being over the top. We arrived right at opening (6:30 a.m.) and walked right in, but by 9:30 there were about 30 people in line -- so definitely come early if you can. The staff was friendly, polite, and super efficient, even with the growing crowd. There's also a little "day-old" discounted section near the door, which is a great find if you want to grab a few extra treats to take home. Overall, a must-stop on Dauphin Island -- cozy, delicious, and full of charm.

Our go to when going to Dalphin Island. Freshly baked…read morepastries and HUGE sandwiches. Cinnamon roll smell hits you the minute you walk in. Yeast... cinnamon and sugar!!! The sandwiches can be ordered at any time. We usually take them to go for our lunch. They are large and you pick exactly what you want on it. They serve hot breakfast so. Sundays only.

i love m town!!!!! hands down the best place to be! amazing food always hot and made with love they…read moreNEVERRRRR disappoint!

Got the Philly and wing combo with hot flavored wings. The Philly didn't disappoint very good with…read morejust the right chew on the bread and lots of flavor. The wings were savage because I am debating going back for more. Great little hole in the wall.

LOVE THIS PLACE!…read more Our favorite sandwiches are the Rueben and Schoel! I highly recommend these.

Ya'll this is the best Muffulatta and Ruben we ever had! Time to sleep!…read more The meat is high quality and the portions are huge. It's a no frills kind of place but that makes the experience even better. Take my advice- just get the quarter Muffulatta- that's all you need. Unless your really hungry your taking the other half home with you. This is a great place to share a meal- trust me. I'd give it a 10 star if that was a thing.