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.

One of the best burgers I have had in a long time!! Coming back many times!! Great service as well.read more

From the owner: Casey's on Main! Home of the original Casey burger. Come in and meet friends and have dinner…read moretogether.

The service was good but the food was not. The fried green tomatoes were very salty and served dry…read more Both of our sandwiches were room temperature (grilled chicken and cheeseburger). The onion rings were salty too. Even the tea had an odd aftertaste.

My husband and I needed something to eat for dinner while we were in town for the TKAM play. I…read morefound this place and decided to go pick up our order and take it back to the house to eat. While the lady behind the counter was nice and they seemed to be doing a good take-out business, the appearance of the place left much to be desired....junk with stickers on it to sell piled up on a chest at the front, dirty ceiling tiles and floor, desserts piled up on a table in plastic wrap and bags, odds and ends with no apparent purpose piled up in a cabinet, etc. I was questioning my choice in coming there while I was waiting for my cheeseburger and chicken strip dinners. The "cook" came out with bags of frozen chicken strips and asked the lady behind the counter if they were what she was supposed to cook! The lady went back to help her and I couldn't help but notice that her (the lady's) clothes were stained in the front and back. I understand eclectic decor and that this is in an old building, but it is in great need of improvement. The food we got was made from frozen products and tasted just like that; the fries were especially bad--hard and lukewarm. I don't often judge places this harshly, but it left a lot to be desired.

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

Solid half-way point to the beach! We ordered the Patty Melt, Cheeseburger, and Grilled Chicken…read moreSandwich- with fries and tots, of course! Expect greasy goodness that feels like you went back to the "good ol days". Stopping back again to get the double bacon cheeseburger with a chocolate milkshake (a local rec!).

30 bucks for 2 reg cheese burgers 2 med teas, 2 onion rings…read more Overpriced. Nothing over the top special

It's great if you like cold and greasy. I could use the fries for shoelaces. It took almost as long…read morefor them to figure out whether I had paid my tab as it did to get my order ready. Thus the cold nasty food. This Sonic sucks. Don't waste your money unless you're just in the mood to argue with a moron. If that's your goal then you're at the right place.

The issue here is the workers. Every time I've gone there are few cars and it takes them 30 minutes…read moreto make me a WATER with strawberries and lemons. Workers are usually on their personal phone hanging out or talking to "friends" in the parking lot. Past two times I've been there they say they have no ICE CREAM....don't go here. Service is horrible. Management is horrible. Get rid of the workers

Tried The Hammered Cow inside The Insider in Mobile and really enjoyed it! Everything is made to…read moreorder, so the food was fresh and well-seasoned. The Hammer Sauce was so good I didn't need any other condiments on my burger. The onion rings were perfectly battered and seasoned too. Seating is cafeteria-style inside The Insider, so it's open seating. Would definitely go back!

Best burger of my life when I Uber Eats-ed the hammer when I was in the middle of nowhere Alabama…read more Wish I had reason to be back here and eat this burger again. Only in dreams

Every time I go in, they're out of whatever I order, and their air conditioner was out tooread more

If you are looking for a good reason to close this location. You might have found it. The…read moretemperature in this location is between 90 and 95 degrees. You are always looking for help because employee's can't work in that kind of heat. For a location that is boasting a 1.2 million dollar price on property, I would think you could at least have air conditioning. The only reason we come is for the cooks and the servers. But they will not stay long. In this heat .food is fine..