This was my 1st time at Crumbl, and maybe my last at this location. 3 stars is because I didn't eat…read moreand won't give 1- or 2- stars without trying food. I only came in for the Dubai brownie because I saw it in a review and it looked delicious. They were out of those. That's ok, it happens. They must be deliciously popular. But nobody said a word to us. I wandered around the front of the store because I wasn't sure if I needed to use the self-service ordering or if I could have somebody take my order. There was 5-6 people in here all talking to each other and doing work. No greeting, no attention, nothing. I saw the sign they were out of the brownie, looked at the menu since this was my first time, and then we moseyed on out...not one word or "can we help you." Very weird...and cold... 3 stars is very generous as to how I felt. I still want to try the brownie. I pass other locations from time to time.

I watched the girl take the lemon off my cookie and eat it and then put it in the box anyways…read more WATCH OUT!!!

They have awesome service they brought us some pies at our job they were so good it was my first…read moretime having fried pies I'll definitely be ordering from here a lot thank you guys your awesome

Bought an Apple pie yesterday at The Gifts of Grace craft market in Madison. It was delicious! Wish…read moreI had bought more!

Specialities: Chicken Salad on Bread, Lettuce, or alone plus sides and some take out meals for…read morelater. For a side, try the Broccoli salad. For dessert, try the strawberry pretzel. Mon-Fri closes at 2pm. Fountain drinks available along with tea. A little book case and magazines to read while you wait. Quaint spot, nothing too fancy, but made well and decent portions.

Everything is Delicious, I love the CornBrread salad and strawberry pretzel salad and the take home…read moremeals are very tasty

Built in 1890, this cottage is an example of Downing Gothic architecture. Half a block north of…read morethe post office, Lyla's is a nice stop on a walking tour of historic Mooresville. Sit a spell, eat a baked or ice cream snack, and have a chat. No restroom was obvious in this little house. You might ask them, and Yelp if it turns out that there is a nice one in a building out back. That would raise my rating to four stars.

Absolutely darling! Quaint little shop with homemade ice cream, treats, antiques, and a nice place…read moreto rest and chat. Dripping with Southern charm, this stop is a must do for locals and tourists alike. The shop owner is a delight! She have my sister a neat little souvenir and made us feel at home. This little place embodies The South. I can't say enough good things! Also it's great to drive through Moorsville, a very interesting little town indeed!

I have never gave a bad post about any food service place till tonight and I thing everyone needs…read moreto know about Pizza Ed. If your eating at Pizza Ed beward our pizza come out cold sent it back than came back only Luke warm. Worst service we have had come here. #PizzaEd. #HARTSELLEAL Full story. We have gone and ate a Pizza Ed in Hartselle and really enjoyed it. Tonight we went to eat and the server was great. When we got our pizza the center of the pizza was so cold. It was as it just came out of the refrigerator. Sent it back to be cooked more. Came out the second time and was only luke warm at best. Waitress told us they where having trouble with their ovens. If it was me I would have been probing the center was a food thermometer to make sure my customers got their food hot like it should have been. Than gave me the ticket to pay at full price for two pizzas that where not ever hot. #PizzaEd has lost our business.

After a visit to show my parents the Cook Museum in Decatur, we made the drive over here to try…read moresome pizza. I saw an article about it on al.com a while ago and was eager to try it out. Located at the edge of Hartselle's Main Street, parking is limited to mostly street parking so it can be a tiny bit challenging, but we managed well enough. The restaurant is rectangular shaped and sort of "long," but has regular four-tops and booths. It took a minute for anyone to greet us but we were instructed to choose our own seats. Though they weren't super busy, many of the tables needed some attention/tidying. One waitress saw us eyeing a somewhat dirty booth and she offered to wipe it down for us, which we appreciated. Once we were seated the same waitress took care of us; she was attentive and our food came out in a timely manner. We got fried ravioli for an appetizer and then split an Alfredo pizza. I'm told this is one of the few places in Alabama (esp northern Alabama) where you can get more legit deep dish pizza, but they also offer Neapolitan/thinner crusts, which is what we ordered. A few other appetizers, salads, pastas, and sandwiches are also on the menu. Some of the pastas looked pretty good! There was also a very reasonable sort of "you pick two" deal going on for lunch. The fried ravioli came out very quickly. They were super crispy and hot and had the right amount of gooey cheese. I really enjoyed the slightly sweet, slightly salty red dipping sauce; it was understated but flavorful. As someone who usually is very lukewarm on marinara/tomato based pizza sauces, this was a good one and made me interested in trying a more traditional pizza in the future. As it was, our Alfredo pizza, which was delivered following a moderate lag time after our ravioli, was quite tasty. The crust was a good balance of chewy and crispy; the cheese was hot and bubbly; and the chicken topping was almost shaved into very thin pieces that were slightly crispy. I liked this because I think larger chicken pieces on pizza get gummy sometimes. This was a nice change. The Alfredo sauce was rich but not sickeningly so and complemented the cheese on top well. Quite solid pizza at a reasonable price. There's another location in Guntersville if I remember correctly. I'd recommend giving them a try. I'd return to try another pie or maybe be adventurous and try deep dish.