Walking I reminds me Central Perk on Friends. Great place to hang out with family or friends. Live…read moremusic for all ages. Highly recommend you order a pizza, personal size is just right for 2 people great friendly staff ready to cater to your every need. Fair warning if you're not from the area you may leave thinking that you want to move just to be closer.

Fantastic! Cute little deli with a great atmosphere. We stopped for a quick bite while traveling…read morethrough town. I highly recommend the cranberry pecan chicken salad. The staff were polite and helpful. The service was fast. Don't leave without grabbing a pastry. The lemon bar's are to die for.

This place was one of our favorite stops along our 12 state road trip. We were greeted by a…read morefriendly and welcoming hostess and seated immediately. Our waitress did not immediately notice us and apologized for the wait, which was not necessary. We were only there a few minutes. It only got better from the there. Excellent food and the kindest staff that made us feel welcome and ensured our satisfaction. Don't pass up on this spot.

Revisited for this month's meeting and the improvement was noticeable. Last time the grits were…read moreundercooked; this time they were exactly where they should be--hot, creamy, and fully set. A midday meeting meant the dining room was calm enough for real conversation without having to raise our voices, which is a rarity during peak hours. The Classic Breakfast remains a reliable choice: straightforward, well‑executed, and consistent. Service was steady and unobtrusive, the kind of pacing that lets a group focus on the meeting without interruptions or long waits. As our group continues to grow, this spot is shaping up to be our go‑to. The combination of quiet midday atmosphere, dependable food, and smooth service makes it an easy pick for recurring meetups. Management listens to customers, refreshing!

We stopped at Weidmann's Restaurant in Meridian, Mississippi for lunch while traveling. Established…read morein 1870, it's a historic downtown spot with plenty of charm. We had Felix's Special--Shrimp Remoulade Salad with a grilled pimento cheese and applewood smoked bacon sandwich on sourdough. Both were very good: fresh shrimp, and a well-toasted sandwich with smoky bacon and melted pimento cheese. Service was friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere was pleasant. A solid stop if you're passing through Meridian.

Weidmann's Restaurant located in Meridian, Mississippi is Mississippi's oldest continuously…read moreoperating restaurant. Since 1870, Weidmann's has welcomed everyone from railroad workers and weary travelers to soldiers and hometown heroes, earning its place in Mississippi's history. Founded by Swiss immigrant Felix Weidmann, the restaurant opened during Meridian's rise as one of the South's busiest railroad crossroads. During World War I, the restaurant temporarily relocated to Hattiesburg to help feed the thousands of soldiers training at nearby Camp Shelby. One of its quirkiest traditions is the complimentary peanut butter and crackers brought to every table. During World War II, butter rationing led the restaurant to serve peanut butter and crackers instead. Customers loved it so much that the tradition continues more than 80 years later. In 1935, when brothers Al and Fred Key took to the skies in their airplane, Ole Miss, they weren't just chasing a world record--they were trying to save Meridian's airport from closing during the Great Depression. They spent an unbelievable 653 hours and 34 minutes--more than 27 days--without landing. They stayed aloft by pioneering air-to-air refueling techniques. Their record stood until astronauts aboard Skylab surpassed the duration in space in 1973. One of the celebrations honoring their historic flight took place right here at Weidmann's, forever connecting the restaurant to one of aviation's greatest achievements. I ordered the shrimp and grits, and they were outstanding. The shrimp were perfectly cooked, the grits were creamy and full of flavor, and every bite tasted fresh and homemade. Of course, you can't leave without trying their famous peanut butter and crackers--a tradition that's become part of the restaurant's history. The staff was friendly, the atmosphere was warm and full of character, and you can tell they take pride in preserving this historic landmark. If you appreciate great Southern food and places with a story to tell, Weidmann's is absolutely worth the stop.

Food was great. Our waitress was top notch? Will definitely go back. We had 5 in our party and…read morewe all enjoyed our breakfast.

Tried it based on reviews. Omelette was great, and French toast, eggs, bacon and sausage were good…read more Staff was friendly. The only thing... it is in a strip mall in an old House of Pancakes space, which is the sign you see above the restaurant. But if you see that you are in the correct place.

Always great service here. Cheap prices, quick service, and very helpful and nice employees. Would…read morerecommend if you're in the area.

I love this place. The food is great, service is excellent…read more If I can just make one suggestion: acoustic paneling would make this place so much more enjoyable. When it's busy, it is often fairly loud due to the acoustics. Dampening would drastically help lower volume.

This place was great and well worth the wait. My wife and I checked in at 11:00 am the day of the…read moreMorgan Wallen concert so I'd assume game days would be about the same. Took us about 1.5 hours to get our seat. We used the time to walk around the area which is worth it if you're new like us; you'll have five minutes to get back once you get your text. We started with the Deviled On The Bayou, see photo, and they were wonderful! Wife had the avocado benny and enjoyed it. I had the Crab Cake Benny, see photo, which was outstanding and I highly recommend! Prices were reasonable, the facility was clean and well presented, and the service was prompt and professional. We'll definitely go again when we're back in town. Highly recommend if you're in the area!

Brick & Spoon is a great brunch spot in downtown Tuscaloosa. I must say that the eggs Benny is my…read morefavorite. You get plenty of food and I was very surprised that their grits were seasoned! On top of the food being good, the drinks (specifically the mimosa flight) are soooo good. This is more of a family brunch spot but is also great for friends who want to have a good brunch with good spirits. The outside is probably my preferred spot to eat. There isn't much of a view since the parking lot is right in front of the building, but it's cool if you don't want to be around a lot of families with kids. Overall, I definitely recommend if you want to get out and jumpstart your weekend with good food and drinks.

We had to be out of our hotel by 10 am we had two hours before our train arrived so we were…read moregrateful to find this spot! They had a lot of room to spread out and breakfast was so yummy,that we bought another sandwich for the train ride!

Wonderful breakfast spot! The best cinnamon rolls too! Service was great. The atmosphere was…read morefantastic, the restaurant is in an old building which was a former store. Also connected to other shops!

I ordered the days special, chicken salad and tomato bisque…read moresoup. I was surprised the sandwich had nuts in it, considering all the issues around nut allergies. I would have liked to known that before ordering. My husband did change his order to another menu item. The quality of food was good and I felt appreciated for our business .

We were in town for a little day getaway and had our dog with us so we decided to have lunch at…read moreBird Dog Café because they have outdoor seating. There was some kind of street fair going on, so we parked in the back and walked in from the back door. It was a little confusing, but we four a very sweet server who showed us where to sit. I think her name was Lincoln and she was very sweet. The outdoor area was a little messy, but no big deal. The food was okay. I had a French burger that was a little flat tasting. My husband had the French dip. Again, it was just okay. Cocktails were pretty good. Based on that alone I probably wouldn't go back, but we were limited on choices due to having our dog with us. Here's where it took a turn. We went to our car and there was a very nasty note telling us, "The next time you park here you will be towed." It directed us to go inside to get someone to move their car which was blocking us in. We didn't see any other parking lot and there weren't any no parking signs. I went inside and found our waitress who gave the note to a woman sitting at the bar with papers spread out in front of her. I assume she was the manager or owner. She didn't say a word and sent the waitress to move her car. All of the sudden our sweet server wasn't so sweet. Come to find out, the parking lot entrance was on the side where the street fair was and we couldn't see it. I think that is a pretty nasty way to treat customers. I don't recommend this place at all.

Do not pass on this place if you're in West Point! I've only had lunch here but it is always our…read more"go to" spot when in town! I have never had a bad dish or experience. The waitresses are always sweet and attentive. Prices are so good! Especially if you get the special for lunch! $13 for a meat, 3 sides and a drink. And it is always huge plates!

We are exhausted travelers taking just a quick weekend to meet Family and friends in Missouri on…read moreour way back to Bama. I saw the Tin Lizzie. Absolutely wonderful - Cheyenne ,our waitress, was on top of it. Got exactly what we needed. I had a grilled cheese sandwich and my husband had one of the absolute best chef salad he's ever ate. The prices are phenomenal. So if you like ambience, old, southern cooking family atmosphere in a family owned restaurant then this is the place you want to go to for sure! The waitresses are all very nice. You could hear them in the back working super hard. Everyone was cheerful despite being on a Labor Day holiday and I do believe it was the first time my husband's ever tipped 30%!!! We were super pleased!!! Thank you Cheyenne!

There used to be fantastic little diners like this all across the country. But now they are a dying…read morebreed. This one has been around since 1945 and seems to still be going strong, so here's a vote for longevity. Basic diner menu, all scratch made and delicious. Friendly service. Good coffee that never has a chance to get cold because the servers stop by regularly to top off your cup. And the decor is pure small town diner where you get the impression the regulars don't even need to order because the staff know exactly what they want and how they like their eggs cooked. My breakfast was all good, but the grits were the standout. Some of the best I've had and the melted butter on top was just how I like them. If you find yourself in Starkville stop by and see for yourself. Heck, if you find yourself within 50 miles of Starkville make the trip. It's worth it!

We tried the signature pancakes and the chicken-fried steak. The pancakes were good, and the maple…read moresyrup was actually one of the highlights. It was really flavorful and definitely lived up to being their signature. Unfortunately, the chicken-fried steak was pretty dry, and it took quite a while to come out after everyone else at our table had already gotten their food. That made the experience a little disappointing, especially since we were really hoping to find some good Southern comfort food while in Starkville. One other thing worth mentioning is that the restaurant has a lot of political messaging displayed throughout the space. Overall, the pancakes and maple syrup were good, but the chicken-fried steak and overall experience left us wanting more.