I just had breakfast and coffee at Calhoun Coffee Company, and as someone visiting from California…read moreand coming from a different faith background, I just want to say I never once felt judged or treated differently. Everyone was incredibly kind, welcoming, considerate of my time, and genuinely friendly. The customer service was truly amazing. I ordered the Blueberry Cheesecake Latte, and wow... I was honestly surprised by how delicious it was. I genuinely did not want that drink to end and wish I had ordered another one to go. The atmosphere was also exactly what I needed. The live music created such a peaceful, relaxing environment. I felt completely at ease, almost like I was in my own little world for a while. For breakfast, I ordered the avocado egg toast with extra eggs on the side. I was so excited to eat that I forgot to take a picture, but it was absolutely worth mentioning. The flavor combination was perfect. At first, I thought the cream cheese and avocado together might be too much, but honestly, it worked so well. Simple, flavorful, and really satisfying with just the right seasoning. If you're ever visiting Calhoun or simply passing through like I was, I highly recommend stopping by and giving this place a try.

We have visited twice. The first Time was for to go iced…read morecoffee, it was good , nothing extraordinary. Yesterday we stopped in for dine in breakfast. Staff was friendly and service was amazing. I ordered the lox bagel and it was AHmazing! Was not expecting the colorful bagel which was a fun surprise. The smoked salmon was so delicious! My husband ordered an omelette which he said was very good. I also had a regular cup of coffee and it was very good. We will be back when we are in the area again.

Amicalola Lodge is beautiful. They have outdoor experiences for everyone. Some of their trails are…read moreeven accessible. We would definitely like to return. The staff is very friendly. My only caveat is the food in the restaurant (which is beautiful by the way) is only fair. Definitely okay but not the best for such a nice place.

Bottom floor basement room, with patio. Not impressed. We were created with an extra charge at…read morecheck in. The room ac was stiffling and had to call maintenance because the room was so hot. They couldn't provide a fan. Woke up to kids screaming outside. There is zero consideration for other guests. Breakfast not included after paying nearly $300 a night. Would not recommend.

Dropped by for lunch with the fam. Service was good, even for the guy's second day working. Cozy…read moreatmosphere. Artichoke dip was one of the best any of us had ever had! BLT was great (with fried green tomato) and had enough to take home. Burger "Red Headed Stranger" and fries was great! Beignets were really good as well. Highly recommend if you're in the area!

The food when it comes out is AMAZING! Unfortunately, they are going through some kitchen staffing…read moreissues, and we waited 2 1/2 hours for our food. Tables around us were in after us and out way before us, and when we inquired, we got nothing but excuses and lies. When the dishes finally appeared, several of them were just wrong. Sides included that we did not order, ahhhh, it was just sad. That said the wait staff did try and were amiable. Probably wouldn't go back anytime soon. There are several restaurants downtown to try out, that we would try first.

My husband and I were staying at Wess/Hilco (he drives a truck) and we had a friend who lived a…read morehalf hour away that wanted to meet us for dinner. This was the closest restaurant with the best reviews so we decided to check it out. We almost passed it. It's kinda hidden away next to a motel very close to the I75 overpass at 41. Our friend's ninja driving skills got us in just fine there at the last minute. I had the country fried steak per the recommendation of Christi B below. Excellent decision. It was served with gravy, real mashed potatoes, green beans and a roll. Delicious. My food came out before my husband's and our friend's and my mister decided to start "taste testing" my food upon delivery. I thought we were about to fight over the fork! My mister and our friend both ordered a cheeseburger with fries. Both guys thoroughly enjoyed their burgers. I snagged a bite of one (fair is fair, right?) and it was indeed tasty. I had intentions of dessert but the servings were large enough that I barely finished my meal. Adding more food was simply out of the question. The older guy that served our food (and cooked it to my knowledge) was laid back, friendly and quite humorous. He checked on us frequently and made sure our experience was pleasant. Great southern hospitality you would/should expect here in the deep south. Definitely a hole in the wall with an interesting atmosphere. A lot of Route 66 decor decorates the walls. There are both tables and booths. You choose your seat when you walk in. I will admit it looks a little sketchy from the outside. Reasonably priced. The mister and I got out of there with a bill that was under $20. Our friend spent maybe $6 or $7. Of course, both are before tip. Go check it out. We will be back when in the area.

Closed and no longer open. Converted to motel. Signage fine. Phone number still up. Wanted to eat…read morehere but can't

Food and service is fine, however if you went thinking you can bring your pet (yelp and other apps…read moresay "pet friendly ") you'll have to make other arrangements

The food was amazing! Great portions, the pickled onions on the Avacado toast made my taste buds…read moredance and sing! We brought out kids. They enjoyed their breakfast in a modern 50s type diner. It felt very modern, clean, trendy and a cut above. The service was great! They even sent us home with a to go coffee which was perfect as we were very jet lagged.

Food and service was excellent. I had the Cuban breakfast sandwich and a cafe con leche.read more

Such a cute place! It is connected to the Texaco gas station. We had the Trash Can Omelette, Cuban…read moreBreakfast Sandwich, and Tater Tots. Trash Can Omelette- huge serving. The Busch's and the omelette were great. The gravy was just meh, too runny for my taste Cuban Breakfast Sandwich- SO GOOD! Could easily be split between two people. Would definitely get this again Tater Tots- just ok. The small order would have been plenty

What a cool experience! This place is fun and friendly. Customer service was amazing. We arrived on…read morea rainy morning and had to wait for a table. They have a very cool gift shop that you can browse while waiting and we hadn't even seen half of it before our table was ready. The staff was so sweet and concerned about us in the weather. We received water as soon as we were seated and then ordered the Birthday tea. You can buy any of their teas and you can purchase any of the tea sets you see around the restaurant. Every time I looked around I saw something new! We ordered grits, hash browns, French toast and avocado toast. Everything was tasty and the chef even stopped by-which is always a nice touch. The staff even sang Happy Birthday once I informed our server it was my special weekend. The chef gave me bread pudding-now I'm not a bread pudding fan, but it was very good! There was just enough crispy bread and a very smooth and sweet sauce on top. All in all, the space was clean, the service was excellent and the food was solid.

When I am traveling, I love to find places that are not just about food, but about the experience…read more The Hatter Cafe is one. Picture a place that transports you into Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland. That tables are all themed according to different characters. The waitress dressed like Alice. A small store - the Rabbit Hole - where you can shop while you wait. This shop has all sorts of merchandise that is Wonderland themed (as well as some huge, excellent cake cookies). Welcome to the Hatter Cafe. This is one of two spots you see recommended for Mentone, Alabama, which is on my route from Nashville to Rome, Georgia. The drive up to the place takes up up a road with some beautiful scenery. You pass through the town of Mentone and the Hatter Cafe is on the right. This is also a bed & breakfast for those wishing to visit nearby Desoto State Park, and its falls, or Cloudlands, which is a bit further. I have included pix of the BnB. Only 2 rooms, but each has a hot tub. The menu is limited and focused, although there are ample choices for even the choosiest of guests. Not surpringly, they have an ample selection of teas (and coffee for the non-tea lover). We sat at the Humpty Dumpty table and decided on the Ribeye with both Mushroom Gravy (mine) and Peppercorn Sauce (hers). Meal starts with a salad made from local produce, which was clear from the freshness of the tomatoes. Off to a great start. Then the steak. The sauces are on the side, so you can opt in or out (in other words, don't be afraid to order one). Of the two sauces, I thought I would like the mushroom gravy more, but the peppercorn was phenomenal. Veggies also local and prepared to perfection. This is one I would gladly return to in the future and may even book a room the next time. Thanks to the staff for allowing us to preview the rooms.

Barnsley Gardens is a hidden gem! It's the perfect place to relax and unwind or stay as busy as you…read morelike. The rooms at the inn are comfortable and have everything you need for a wonderful stay. Highly recommend a visit!

Woodlands was a great place to stop during our visit to Barnsley! Would definitely return! Great…read morevibe.

Country joint is as real as you can get. Locals only. Easy to miss. Sausage biscuit was the size…read moreof a baseball. Heavy. Wrapped with care. With a 16 oz coffee- less than $5 with tax. Worth a visit. Will return.

We were in Chatsworth for a sporting event at the high school. My daughter and I popped in for…read morebreakfast to go. You order at the counter and, if dining in, grab a tray as the biscuits and gravy with a few other items are served a la cafeteria-line style. She got a chicken biscuit and I got a BLT. Both sandwiches were huge and fresh. I'm not sure I've ever seen such a huge biscuit. They were homemade and fresh. The ladies were working hard inside and had we chose to dine in, there were lots of tables to choose from. The decor is rustic charm & seems to be heavily enjoyed by the locals. It's a must try!

Went specifically for the French toast but they were out of the bread pudding so it was made with…read morebrioche. It was good but wonder how much better it might have been. Also it wasn't hot -- ie the butter on top didn't melt at all. The coffee was okay. Also extremely slow service. Sorry we didn't choose another place.

To me any place with Brisket as a breakfast option is a must go. Food here was great and is the…read moresecond time eating here within 5 years. Wife and I really like thus place. Really would give this place 4.5 stars. Brisket burrito was great. Wife had the traditional breakfast which was good. The special coffee was really good here.