Really good ice cream. Not sure where the southern hospitality here was though. I hope it was just…read morea random occurrence. I was disappointed they didn't have malts :) But I'm sure their shakes were good. Historic location- was the location of Harper Lee's childhood home, and right next to the ruins of Truman Capote's childhood home.

This little carry out diner sits on property of great literary significance. Right next-door is the…read morehome where Truman Capote spent his childhood and I believe this is location of Harper Lee's home. Just it's two blocks south of the historic courthouse which is now museum. the Movie To Kill A Mockingbird was not flimed obviously Harper Lee's hometown was significantly influencing to the book. The courtroom museum was copied you'll recognize movie

Pretty decent for ice cream in a hotel. A few out of the ordinary flavors (like cake batter, cheese…read morecake, & watermelon). Decent variety of toppings also. Ice cream in a cup is sold by the ounce with DIY toppings. They also have waffle cones, coffees, slushees, & more. Good addition to the entertainment offered at the casino.

I get my frappucinno fix at yo joe, best place to get one in town. The lady who is usually on shift…read morewhen I go knows me well and is ready to fix my usual when she sees me. The yogurt/ice cream is great and they have a wide variety of yummy toppings. The also have ice cream bars/sanwhiches, chips, candy bars and slushies.

I had no idea what the brownie thingy was, but it was extremely delicious. One of the best desserts…read moreI've had in a while. The fudge was an excellent touch. Great customer service too!

Cute vibe, a little pricy, but not bad taste. We got cookies & cream, cookie dough, and banana…read moremoose tracks. My daughter loved the banana moose tracks, but the cookie dough and cookies & cream were just ok. Nothing too stand-outish. Overall, for an ice cream shop, they were nice enough and they were patient with questions. Definitely pop in for a cool treat on a hoomid Florida day!

Solid new ice cream and coffee place in Perdido. Really great milkshakes and friendly service as…read morewell as numerous ice cream and coffee options!

We stopped in as we were in town from NOLA and were heading to Pensacola to pick up our son from…read morethe airport for our family getaway in Perdido Key. We needed JAVA and Yelped this search. The ladies were so friendly and welcomed us in upon arriving, and the place was so clean!! I had an iced white chocolate mocha and my husband had a mocha (hot). Our drinks were DELISH and definitely did the trick. This place will definitely be a stop during my next trip to the Florbama area.

If you guys want a good hometown feel ice cream shop that serves delicious banana splits and fresh…read moreice cream and shakes this is the place to go the staff are very friendly and people of God you cannot ask for a better environment and a small Hometown field here you're made to feel welcome when you enter and they have a great selection of ice cream to choose from I would recommend this to anyone who came in to Bruton Alabama.

My goto Ice Cream shop in Navarre. Staff is friendly and efficient. I'll be back very soon.read more

A must stop for ice cream in Navarre. Great variety. Tonight there was Kahlua Almond Fudge,…read moreRaspberry Cheesecake, And Hawaiian Fruit Basket. Service was fast and friendly, we will be back before the week is over.

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

We loved our stop at Foxy's Waffle Bar & Sugar Den on Dauphin Island! My boys kept it simple with…read moreice cream and sprinkles, and they absolutely loved it. I ordered the Strapple Star smoothie, and it was so fresh and delicious! The staff was incredibly kind, welcoming, and upbeat, which made the experience even better. It's such a cute little hut with a fun beachy vibe, the perfect place to stop for a sweet treat while enjoying the island.

Our first time here was almost our last time sadly. The lady that served us was so rude. There are…read moreplenty of other places on the island with kind service and happy faces.

Trendy ice cream spot, with excellent customer service…read more With a sixty's decor, and flavor...... A sock hop type of feel, can we say Happy Days... The owner was truly generous and my hubby enjoyed the conversation.... And the trophy of it all they sell Nathan's hot hot dogs......

If you love a good 50's feel ice cream shop with fun decor and atmosphere this is the place to go…read more The owner(s) were very kind and courteous and the service was great! My boyfriend and I will be making this a regular place to go on dates or really anytime! There were several flavors of ice cream and they do have a few food options if dessert isn't your first priority. I'm planning to try their burger combo next time we visit!