Amazing breakfast with excellent service . Do not skip the…read moreBloody Mary ! The menu is full of excellent choices and the atmosphere is pleasant. Roll Tide

Breakthrough was our server. Very pleasant and checked on us often…read more Doesn't serve alcohol on Sundays till 10am, but the Mimosa menu and alcohol table cards were in each table The place was kept well, it's spacious, it was a Sunday so they had a lot of staff getting ready to work before the football games came on Had the following: Banana fosters french toast: soft, large portion, tasty Western scrambler omelette. Yourstandard breakfast omelette Killer creole omelette. Creole sauce. Shrimp in every bite. THIS IS THE ONE YOU WANT FOR BREAKFAST!! had it with a sode of grits and it hit the spot. Great place for breakfast. Will definitely come back

This Huddle House is like coming home. We go for brunch every week, and we walk in and are…read moreimmediately welcomed by other regulars. The waitress greets us with our coffee and our water. Their bacon is to die for. They have great coffee and it's where we meet our neighbors out for Saturday morning breakfast/ brunch. The restaurant is set up with booths and tables. Note: Beware, some of the booths need replacing as you take your seat, and end up sitting with the table at chin level! There can be a wait if the place is packed. I took a star for the wait -and the booths.

Unique experience. I want to preface that the waitress was very nice. Her and the cook are not in…read moreideal conditions. She is the only waitress (idk if that's a company wide thing?). The other lady is the only cook. Environment was gross and there was unclean tables full of plates everywhere. Ant infestation in the bathroom. No toilet paper..... Mold and a hole in the ceiling in the dining area. My husband got the MVP and he said the food was pretty good, though. It just took a long time, which makes sense because of the singular cook. If it was just me there, I would have left by the time we ordered. I was with a group that was very hungry.

Amazing food and staff! And the baked goods are delicious with lots of options to choose from.read more

Stopped by for lunch. Sadly, they stop serving HOT food at 2p. We choose some chicken salad and…read morecrackers which was GREAT. Some cake rounded out lunch and we were happy. Baked goods great. I'm SURE the hot food would have been great. Just know if you want lunch, be there between 11a - 1:30p. We'll worth the stop !

Food is always amazing with friendly service! Love the cozy atmosphere, like being at a beloved…read morerelative's house. Great value for the amount of food served also. Love this place!

I love family owned and operated restaurants. The service was exceptional and the food was…read moreoutstanding. This is a small quaint place where you seat yourself. They are open from 5 am until 2 pm. There are daily specials and menu items. The sides are different each day. I had the special of the day which was Smothered Pork Tenderloin with Broccoli w/cheese, potato salad, and pasta salad. Also has the desert Reese's cake with ice cream. I will be coming back to see what other delicious items they have to offer while I'm in town for work. I highly recommend trying this restaurant when you are in the area. Very much worth the visit!!!!

We came to Selma for the history. Important things happened here in the '60's. We read about…read morehistory and the. Recent gutting of the Voting Rights Act. Sad. We walked the Edmund Pettus Bridge. Then it was time for lunch. Jen looked and found us the Downtowner Restaurant. It was hopping diner In downtown Selma. The people working there were friendly and provided good service. I ordered a Tuna Salad Sandwich and chips. I got what I paid for, a solid tuna sandwich and a bag of chips. It was more mayo than I usually like but I was hungry and it did its job. Good diner fair. Jen also ordered the Tuna Salad Sandwich and chips. She liked that it was made with picked and had good lettuce and tomato. Judah ordered the Cheeseburger.with Freedom Fries. He thought it to be a 4 out 5 meal and experience. He said "It's a good burger." So there's that. Definitely a good place to drop in if you need a quick bite in Selma.

Good southern food experience. Food was hot and delicious. Like the hometown ambiance.read more

Sunday 11am looking for Brunch after Church but only the lunch meat 3 was available and what a…read moretreat! 6 of us thoroughly enjoyed the service and hospitality of this great family restaurant. Chicken n Dressing for all! Too good to pass up. MacnCheese, purple hull peas, green beans, fried okra, yeast rolls and Yes awesome cornbread. They even threw in peach cobbler. This Historic Building has tin ceilings and original floors to enjoy. Not to mention The Best Coffee. Everyone in town was eating there. Friendly folks Serving and Dining. Worth the Stop in Clanton, AL.

It does well for what it is . A no frill country diner to get some Southern cooking . It is worth a…read more5 * sorry but no but it does deserve high stars. It's better than fast food for sure. Why? Service was super fast , the older waitress was working her tail off taking orders, serving, and even running the register. I got grits, pepper gravy, and sausage . My husband got 3 meats (sausage, bologna and crispy bacon) (bacon done right not floppy), homemade biscuits, scrambled eggs, and the best farm grown sliced tomatoes. They gave my husband the tallest cup of sweet tea I've ever seen anywhere. They also have for lunch a meat and 3 vegetable plate or even veggie plate. We plan on coming back for that. Unfortunately the floor was a bit sticky by the restrooms and just one woman stall. Hence the 4 * rating. It's open very early in the morning while most everything is not . We were glad it was walkable distance from Cornell's auto shop. My husband's truck had to be regenerated. It's a diesel and the ash had clogged the filter ugh. So if you are looking for home cooking and zero frills then pick this one.

Placed order waited 20-30 minutes. Waitress came and explained kitchen was having trouble getting…read morecountry fried steak done. Waited another 15 minutes. Our plates with vegetables were sitting out on kitchen whole time. We walked out. Simple country fried steak is kot that difficult. Two other gentlemen came in 10 minutes behind us. Ordered, received food and ate while we were still waiting. Very disappointing.

Once again a very good meal at Sadie's Diner. The blackened salmon is delicious especially with…read moreblack eyed peas and steamed broccoli. The cheese biscuit brings it all together. The service is always good. Good prices.

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.

Great location for a quickly served quality breakfast. Good customer focus. Great sense of urgency…read more Very clean and comfortable dining room.

First time trying this place, which is a welcome addition to the somewhat empty breakfast scene in…read moreTuscaloosa. It was busy this morning, as it was a Sunday, but we were seated quickly and waited on promptly. This is a massive location. A lot of seats and a lot of people working. Food was good. Highlight was the homemade jam which was so spectacular I wanted to dunk everything in it. Breakfast plate was good. I didn't get my eggs as ordered (asked for sunny side up and got scrambled) and I tried the smoked sausage, which is a meat option, but it wasn't very good quality sausage and possibly over smoked? I usually like smoked sausage and this wasn't it. Benny was very good and the biscuit was spectacular which, in Alabama, is an important thing. Will be back again, and will definitely think of taking visiting guests for breakfast here. A good addition to the lineup.