First time visiting the restaurant, I enjoyed my time . Staff was very friendly. New to the area so…read moredidnt know what to expect. Food was good , clean & freshly prepared

3/5 Sometimes your…read morefourth choice turns into a worthwhile stop. On Father's Day, our original lunch plans fell through after Curry Up, Eugene's Hot Chicken, and Boston Fish Market were all closed. That led us to Thelma's Place, a restaurant that had already been on my list to try, so we decided to give it a shot and ordered our meal to go. The first thing that stood out was the hospitality. Everyone we encountered was warm, welcoming, and genuinely friendly. Around 1:00 p.m., the restaurant wasn't busy, and the service was prompt. From an ambiance standpoint, there isn't much to speak of. The dining room is simple and functional, and the overall presentation could be elevated with improved lighting and a more polished steam table display. Those details may seem small, but they help create stronger first impressions. I ordered the meatloaf with collard greens and candied yams. The portion size was generous, but the meatloaf itself needed more seasoning to really stand out. The collard greens were one of the best items we tried, full of flavor without being overpowering, and the candied yams were solid. The cornbread was also a nice addition. My wife and Bethany both ordered fried chicken wings, even though they weren't listed on the menu. Those turned out to be a hidden gem. They were crispy, golden brown, hot, and cooked just right. For sides, my wife chose cornbread dressing and macaroni and cheese. We both felt the dressing had too much sage, which masked the other flavors. The macaroni and cheese was decent but not memorable. Bethany also enjoyed the collard greens and agreed that the macaroni and cheese was just okay. One disappointment was that they were sold out of oxtails, which would have been my wife's first choice. I was also hoping to see smothered pork chops available but didn't notice them. The pricing felt fair, and the portions offered good value. The biggest takeaway? Order the fried chicken and collard greens. Those were the clear standouts from our visit. I'd also be interested in returning when the oxtails are available, as they appear to be one of the restaurant's signature items. Thelma's Place didn't hit a home run across the board, but the friendly service, good value, and standout fried chicken made it a worthwhile stop. With a few improvements to seasoning and presentation, it has the potential to leave an even stronger impression.

Service was very good! The smoked pimento cheese dip is AMAZING!!! BBQ pork has great flavor and…read morewas very moist! Definitely coming back!

5 stars for amazing food and service! The portions are enormous and you can definitely share…read more We ordered two sweet teas and definitely could have shared one it was enormous. I ordered the pulled pork platter with Mac and cheese and coleslaw it was delicious and had to bring most of it home. We also ordered the porky sandwich with baked beans and they were delicious. Service was phenomenal a must try spot if you're in the area.

Great food great price…read moreGreat Service Clean Restaurant Friendly Staff A lot of variety

We have always enjoyed beans and greens.It is a country cooking buffet.It has a salad bar,hot food…read morebar(meats and vegetables),and a dessert bar.I had the plate with the shrimp and catfish .You pay at the door and a waitress will seat you and fix what you drink.All in a nice rustic building out in the country.If you are in the mood for some country food give Beans and Greens a try.Check out the next The Working Man Review.

I had the steak fingers with white gravy (country-fried, of course), turnip greens, and mashed…read morepotatoes. It was delicious - every single bite. I will definitely be back!

Very unassuming little place but man can they cook! The…read moreservice was friendly and helpful, I like that they all help at each table instead of assigned tables. We ordered the cheesesteak, onion rings, green beans, catfish and chicken tenders. Let me say we were fighting over the beans! Absolutely everything was amazing!

Friendly service. Food was fresh and hot. It took a bit for it to come out, but that just tells…read moreme it's fresh and cooked to order. Prices were very reasonable. Not a fancy place just great food at a fair price.

Two experiences. One bad, one decent. Going to try again. Nice people. Bar side is great.read more

I had lots of food I got like a sample plate more than I needed.and that pretty Lil waitress kept…read morebringing me tea which is what I like to see in a restaurant I would recommend it and I'm going back if not for the food but to talk to that little gal

Taste: 5/5 Value:…read more5/5 Ambiance: 5/5 50 Taters is a casual spot that has delicious comfort food with plenty of potato options (as the name suggests). The portion sizes are generous and the prices are very reasonable. You seat yourself and are helped by all the waitstaff, no assigned sections. All the staff we spoke to were very friendly and helpful. The establishment was clean and had a comfortable laid-back, rustic vibe. Highly recommend giving it a try if you're in the area!

Best pulled pork sandwhich, I'd recommend it to anyone. Usually I get sick after I eat pork but…read morethis one did not make me sick. It was delicious. We had the corn on the cob, the rub and butter was amazing. Pork rinds were warm and crunchy. My daughter had the wings with AL white sauce and she was surprised once she took the first bite, it was tender and smooth. To quote her "the best wings she ever had besides my homemade ones". The service was awesome. I'm sorry I forgot the name of the person taking our order but he was muti-tasking the bar and orders and it was amazing seeing how he managed to do everything. He was very friendly and did not rush us at all. Someone give him a raise! It's a bar restaurant, I loved the old style atmosphere. The blues and classic rock playing in the back round was fitting. I will definitely recommend this to my friends and anyone who wants to visit Alabama!

This a wonderful place has music and just a good vibe for people to enjoy and have great foodread more

Everything went well during my lunchtime visit to Yo'Mama's restaurant. The Hot wings and French…read morefries was delicious. The waitress was cordial to make sure I enjoyed my "first" visit. The ambiance of the restaurant was calm and pleasant. There are several dining tables to choose and enjoy the scenery.

The menu had a good variety of options including fish, hamburgers, chicken, and more, though I…read moredidn't notice any salad options available. Parking is primarily street parking in the area, but there is also a public parking deck nearby. I'm unsure what the current cost is for the deck, but it's worth knowing if you're visiting during a busier time. I ordered the fish tacos with black beans and chose the cheese grits as my second side. Everything tasted fresh and had lots of flavor. The real star of the meal, though, was the sweet potato cake. It was incredibly moist and delicious. Honestly, I could've eaten four of them without shame or hesitation. My colleagues ordered burgers and fries. They both really enjoyed their burgers, but neither cared much for the fries. They had also requested a couple additional items after the food arrived, but those items never made it to the table. The decor is bright and fun, though it didn't quite seem to match the style of food being served. Just my personal observation. They also have a robot that helps deliver the food alongside the servers, which felt a little unexpected for the casual atmosphere and southern comfort food vibe. They were fairly busy since it was lunchtime on a Friday, but the wait really wasn't bad at all. Would I go back? Yes. Was it my absolute favorite? No. But there were definitely things I enjoyed, especially that sweet potato cake that nearly made me consider ordering dessert first next time.