Great service from the staff. Good food and atmosphere. Southern cooking at its finest.read more

The best just like every time you can't find any better place to eat for the money but you can try…read moreit you want to waste your money

I originally stopped here because I thought I was going to get coffee and pastries but we quickly…read morerealized that it is a cafeteria style restaurant that sells whole cakes and pastries also. The food was and is exactly like homemade from your mother or your grandmother chicken was perfect not super fancy and Your thrown back into 1972 With the interior style, but I will stop here again when I'm back through Monroeville. Here's how Sweet tooth deli stacked up 7.5 Pts. All My Yelps breakdown like this; 2.5 pts =Service, 2.5 pts =Clean 2.5 pts =Food, 2.5 pts =Swagg Grand total= 10 points

If you don't have taste buds, this is the place for you. We stopped in around 12:30PM. Red Flag #1:…read moreThere is no sign or information indicating where to go. Should we seat ourselves? Do we get in line? Should we just stand here awkwardly until someone tells us what to do? Red Flag #2: There's an odd smell to the place, but it looks relatively clean. Red Flag #3: Why is no one cooking in the kitchen? There was only a buffett with a very limited number of items. But when and where was it cooked? Red Flag #4: I got country fried steak with gravy, broccoli salad, carrots and Mexican cornbread. I'm not sure what country this country fried steak is from but it's not this country. It was so tough and dry that I had a hard time cutting through it. Also, it was cold. Not lukewarm but cold. How's in the food cold during lunch rush?!? Now I'm wondering do they think it gets heated properly under lightbulbs? Carrots - okay. Broccoli salad - who puts those 1980's crusty, fake red bacon bits in food? Have you never had real bacon?!? Now understand, I love bread. You can ruin the food, but if you're a bakery (plus restaurant) then you have to have good bread, right? Wrong. So so wrong. I don't know how old that Mexican cornbread was, but it had an AARP membership. At this point, I've lost count of the red flags and have spiraled into despair. If you love food, like food or just don't eat to survive, do yourself a favor and don't eat here!!!

Just off I-65 in Evergreen. Kaitlin very helpful with options and recommendations. The grilled…read morechicken was great - very moist and the white bbq sauce - homemade and delicious. Fried okra - amazing. I'll definitely be back!

Easily the worst brisket I've ever had. Overcooked and probably poor quality meat to start with. My…read morewife had the baby back ribs and liked them, but I thought they were marginal and also overcooked. The baked beans and grits were great. Don't order the BBQ if you go.

Panini and "The Gilmore Girl" latte (special for September) were both delicious! Staff was very…read morefriendly. Cute atmosphere.

They have great stuff to eat from breakfast in the mornings to lunch in the afternoon. She makes…read moregreat cakes.

Always a great place for a good breakfast or a great lunch and her specials are good too. Real good…read morepeople run this place.

Very clean very good food and service! Wonderful paninis and soups. Homemade specials and homemade…read moresweets.

Best burger I have had in a long time. We were in Monroeville for TKAM on Friday and unfortunately…read moreMonroeville, as much as I like the town and its friendly residents, suffers from the lack of good restaurants. So we had to eat before arriving on Friday (we had a late lunch at David's Catfish House and it was very good). On Saturday we drive out of town and found South Forty on our way back to Mobile. It was about 10:45 am and a little early for a burger, but after reading the reviews decided to go for it. Glad l did as it was in many ways as good or better than our favorite burger places in Mobile. So if you find yourself on the way to Monroeville stop in at South Forty, you will not be disappointed.

I wasafter I had sat down and ordered because she didn't want my service dog in the restaurant…read more She said they have the right to refuse service to anyone. I showed her my ADA card, and she went and called the owner who told her that he/she was going to post on their website that no animals are allowed including service animals. I told her that was illegal and they are breaking the law, and she became quite nasty and said "We have the right to refuse service to anyone." Again I attempted to educate her on the legalities regarding service animals and she said to me "Are you going to stop talking and listen to me?" When I asked to let us eat in peace and please get away from our table, she became irate and told us to leave that she was going to call the owner. I'm very well aware of my rights regarding my service animal and that she will hear from my attorney. As I was leaving and she had the owner on the phone, she then tried to tell us we didn't have to leave. After she had been rude, non compliant with federal laws, and called attention to my elder sister and I, staying was not conducive to her ugly attitude. She NOR the owner obviously seem to feel federal laws protecting people with disabilities apply to them. Perhaps a bit of insight will keep them from discriminating against someone else. I WILL indeed be contacting my attorney as well as the Justice Department, and the State of Alabama's ACLU. Under Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), private businesses that serve the public must allow service dogs to accompany their handlers into all areas where customers are normally allowed. What Businesses Must Do Allow Access Everywhere: Service animals must be permitted in public areas, including restaurants, grocery stores, and hotels, overriding standard "no pets" or health department food-service rules. Treat Equally: Businesses cannot isolate customers with service dogs, charge extra fees, or demand pet deposits. Accept Only Dogs (and Miniature Horses): Under the federal ADA, only dogs (and in specific guidelines, miniature horses) trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability qualify as service animals. Emotional support animals are not protected. What Businesses Can Ask When it is not obvious what service the animal provides, staff may only ask two questions: Is the dog a service animal required because of a disability? What work or task has the dog been trained to perform? Staff cannot ask about the person's disability, require medical documentation, require a special ID card or certification, or ask the dog to demonstrate its task. I called back at closing time to obtain the owner's name and phone number, she refused to give me either and told me I had to call back in the morning. She then proceeded to tell me "I'm the rude woman that spoke to you and when I once again attempted to explain that service dogs are protected by Article 3 of the American Disability Act, she started again arguing. At this point, I played the phone down and walked away not wanting to argue with her or to be rude and hang up on her. Its unfortunate that this lady feels she can not follow the laws she doesn't want to, and that the owner seems to feel their business is exempt from federal laws. Robyn Belknap 8/24/2026

Permanently closed. Looks like a new gas station. Oh well. Was looking forward to a biscuit.read more

Great breakfast. Authentic southern breakfast, great cook. Full menu on demand. Fresh biscuits ,…read morepancakes and cinnamon rolls. Fresh boiled peanuts available in the store, kettle out front.

Stopped by for lunch. Sadly, they stop serving HOT food at 2p. We choose some chicken salad and…read morecrackers which was GREAT. Some cake rounded out lunch and we were happy. Baked goods great. I'm SURE the hot food would have been great. Just know if you want lunch, be there between 11a - 1:30p. We'll worth the stop !

From California and we are driving thru Alabama. This fresh home made dishes and dessert are…read moreabsolutely delicious. The seating area is simple. The restaurant is clean, friendly and again yummy. A must have to visit restaurant. Had meatloaf , cabbage, string beans. Every one's choices were all great.

Stopped in for Sunday lunch. Decided to try it on recommendations from people in the area. Plus,…read moresome of the pictures and menus suggested it was a good burger place. Apparently I should have investigated more to realize it's buffet only on Sunday's. I'm not really a buffet fan and never eat enough to justify the per-person cost, which is the main reason for my lower than normal rating. The service is friendly and the dining area is fine, has the market next door which is a nice bonus. There is a small salad bar and the buffet line has a handful of proteins and about the same amount of sides and a few desert options. The chicken had really nice flavor and was tender and moist. If you like buffets and can eat some large portions, this is probably a good spot. Just not the best spot for me.

Updating to remove Aunt E's Menus. The place has been transformed into a a really inviting…read moreatmosphere. They put a lot of work into it. The food changed too but not for the better. Seems like a new cook - the biscuits don't hold up to the gravy if you know what I mean and I ask for my eggs over medium and they still had clear whites in parts -might as well have been raw. Very disappointing.

Great service from the staff. Good food and atmosphere. Southern cooking all the way.read more

This place is horrible. I Went there this past Friday while working at a local high school and…read morereally did not know of any other restaurants in the area. I ordered the two piece whole catfish, turnip greens, cheese grits and onion rings, I was going to order their crab bisque but, my waitress advised against it. That should have been my warning shot. The catfish tasted like strong ammonia and the flesh was extremely mushy. Hands down the worst catfish that I ever ate as it did not taste safe at all. I never even tried the Turnip greens as they looked very old and the grits looked no better. Woke up Saturday to extreme stomach pain that the led to 36 hours of bathroom issues that took me out the whole weekend. I don't know what the problem is at this place, but apparently fresh seafood is not on the menu.