We stopped here for drinks after visiting the Shoals Theatre. Great atmosphere, the band was good,…read moreand enjoyed the lemon drop martinis.

Wasn't that impressed. Mostly older locals in there that dress like their in their 20's. Drinks…read morewere weak. Overall vibe was boring.

We had a lovely and inexpensive meal this evening, starting with a warm welcome by the bartender as…read morewe lucked out to get the other booth when we arrived. Drinks were ordered and it was nice to see non-alcoholic beers on offer. We got one of those and one local draft. For dinner, Mrs. K. selected the veggiewich and I chose a Dapper Dog. Real pub grub stuff here and it was fabulous. My "loaded" chips included cheese and banana peppers. It was all delicious and a special credit for an actual crunchy pickle! We had a nice time and I can see a return in the future!

The food and beer are always excellent and available for a great price! There is always plenty of…read moreseating and great service.

Your straightforward city bar, sitting in the alluring Florence AL area, off Court St…read more Fried classics come in v. nicely- See their Jalapeño Cheese Sticks, Onion Rings, or Creamy Spinach Dip; If trying to lose weight, Stay away. Staff on it and v Kind helpful; Know their way round drink menu ;) Let u do ur own thing; v available for any needed orders or requests. 4 Wide-Screens on to zone out if needed. Not a family or date night place so set expectations ;) Most clientele appear as local regulars.

I've been coming to On The Rocks for years with friends, family, and colleagues, and always have a…read morepleasant experience. Friendly and skilled bartenders serving ice cold beer, good burgers and nachos, and a welcoming southern "dive" atmosphere.

We enjoyed this brewery very much. We live in our Rv and have visited over 359 craft breweries in…read morethe country and would put this in our top 5! Friendly service and a variety of great tasting beers, grab dinner from Taco Mama and have an enjoyable evening!

I don't give out a lot of five stars unless it is well deserved. This is my first time trying their…read morebeer and I went with a flight which consists of four 4 ounce pours. Every beer was exceptional, something that rarely happens when I try a flight of beer. So happy to be so pleasantly surprised. Every beer was well-crafted, full of flavor, and true to its description. Looking forward to a return visit!

This place is wonderful. The food (especially the chicken) is great, I've heard wonderful things…read moreabout the guacamole, and the wait staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Wednesday night is open mic night and they do a great job letting comedians perform! Thursday is trivia night and tho I haven't been, I'd like to go. On weekends they usually have local live music, which is a great addition to the Florence scene! Highly recommend this place for a mixed drink, blood orange beer and food!

Good shows. Bowling. Drinks are hella expensive. Good shows. Bowling. Drinks are hella expensive.read more

My friend, Mike, and I visited Muscle Shoals Sound Studio back in February. We really enjoyed our…read morevisit and wanted to call out our tour guide for his excellent introduction to the history of the place, as well as his insightful comments and stories about the musicians who recorded there. We were the only people in the group at that time, so we essentially got a private tour with a very knowledgeable guide. I have wanted to visit this place for many years, and our tour guide made it all the more worthwhile for both of us. I took lots of photos and continue to think about my visit even now, two months later. I highly recommend this historical site and in particular, the very helpful and friendly tour guides who make its history come alive.

Muscle Shoals has got the Swampers. What an iconic line- and what a place to visit if you're in the…read morearea. This very small and humble looking building has a huge history in music in America. The tour was a great way to see and experience what it was like when rock, pop and country legends recorded there. The tales of recording sessions bring everything to life. The studio still records music and it is part of a non-profit organization. The building is on the national register of historic places. Our tour guide was passionate about the history past and present. It's a good companion tour to the tour of the Fame studio just a few miles away.

If I could give 0 stars, I would. The service was atrociously terrible. We were there for an hour…read moreand never received our appetizer. We got up and left. The waiter maybe came by once in an hour, he'd walk past us and not say anything at all. The live music physically made me nauseous. Would not recommend, I won't be back.

Great little hidden gem. We went on a whim while in town. The live band did an amazing job. Great…read moreto hear live music after cabin fever for the year. Food was good ( butterfly shrimp, fries chicken). Drinks flowing. Only major downside was the terrible front desk service.

Great chicken spot. Also have had crawfish here on special…read more This trip we ordered 2 piece chicken with 2 sides (both were great) and fried catfish plate. Husband liked the catfish and I enjoyed the chicken. Staff was attentive and friendly. Outside seating.

Got a pick-up order of Buffalo wings and tamales and thoroughly enjoyed them. Wonderful owners &…read moregood comfort food!! Need to eat here more often.

Definitely a fun stop if in the Shoals area. I wasn't sure exactly what to expect and didn't know…read moreall the interesting history of the music scene that has long been in the area. Though the building itself is not large- the tour packs lots of history and personal stories about the music and musicians that recorded there. Our tour lasted about 45 minutes and our guide was passionate about the studio, music and its famed (pun intended) history. It's hard to leave the tour without being a little in awe of the performers that recorded there. I mean muscle shoals has got the swampers!

About ten years ago a friend said to me, "you must watch this movie 'Muscle Shoals.'" I'm like, ok,…read moresure. Fast forward to last week when I found it streaming and we watched it just before heading off on our Alabama roadtrip. Thank goodness we did as it offered a perspective on Muscle Shoals we wouldn't have realized. We came here to golf, but we were not about to miss the chance to visit this amazing piece of music history. We chose the full tour for twice as much money, and from our perspective it was well worth it. We got a 1.5 hour long visit, including Rick Hall's office and a few other upstairs areas packed with memorabilia, plus the regular tour which only includes Recording Studios A and B. (Also totally worth it if that's all you can do.) Our tour guide, Will, was so knowledgeable and personable and patiently answered question after question, never rushing us at any time. The incredible music that has been created and recorded in this building by so many talented musicians over so many decades is staggering. Plus it has consistently been in use as a recording studio and publishing house since that time, which directly links it all the way back. I find this mind blowing! Definitely watch the movie prior to visiting here if you can, it will enhance this tour. Highly recommend!

This is the second restaurant of this kind to open this month. They are almost identical, from the…read moremenus to the interior decor and even the friendliest of waitstaff. Based on what items my husband and I eat at these two restaurants the value is a little better here. Our choices costs $1.00 less and they come with soup and salad, whereas Yamato just offers the entree with no extras. http://www.yelp.com/biz/yamato-steak-house-of-japan-corinth One deciding factor as to which restaurant will be the most popular, in our opinion, will be their ability to maintain high quality. Of course, Tokyo will see a higher volume of traffic due to their location in a shopping center near the Walmart Supercenter and movie theater, but to me success means repeat customers. If the quality isn't there I do not go back at all, or I take a break from the place for a few months and let them have a chance to regroup. The main differences between these two, practically mirror image restaurants, are the number of dishes offered and the taste of the onion soup and the miso soup. Yamato only offers the two soups, whereas Tokyo offers seven flavors. The soup base at Yamato is the same so it doesn't matter which soup you order...both tastes the same. Beef lovers, such as my husband, will have much more to choose from here at Tokyo, with upward of 30 variations to pick from. You can eat here everyday for 2 1/2 weeks and have nothing but tempura options, with at least 14 of them being shrimp. The New China Buffet has been the place to go for sushi and stir-fry foods for the past decade, but with this new blood and competition they are adding a hibachi buffet area to their restaurant and it will be functioning within a week (end of Dec and there aren't any details yet as far as price and availability). http://www.yelp.com/biz/new-china-buffet-corinth The hibachi salmon entree was my first choice for the grand opening visit to Tokyo and was not disappointed in the least. It is served with fried rice, vegetables, soup and a salad. My husband chose to try the NY Strip hibachi entree served with the same options. I don't know what their secret is to obtaining such tender steak but it is better than most steak houses and definitely better than almost any steak sold in this town. Let's see if it is just as good tomorrow.

Had a pick up order as I have a newborn and it was storming out so I had my fiancee pick up 3…read morespecial rolls and 1 classic roll. The total came out to nearly $60.00 and this is what we got.. the special rolls only have 8 per order same as the classic but double the price. They also only included 3 packets of soy sauce for all of the sushi. I won't be ordering from this place again I'll be sticking with Yomato