the exxon in Eva Alabama has great food and great people that own and work there! my man Sam will…read moremake you whateve you want to eat!

This place is better than the Mall of the America's, on a much smaller size. Here you can find…read moreanything, and if you can't, you don't need it. Awesome lunch serving. I had the hamburger steak, mashed potatoes and Northern Beans with corn bread and a drink for $7.04! Yes that's right $7.04. Well cooked, flavorful and hearty portions to boot. It is without a doubt a 'locals' place so be ready for everyone to stop talking and check you out when you come in. Working class farmers and ranchers seem to be the mainstay. Pretty impressive as a whole. Get your car fixed while you shop and have lunch! Look forward to a return visit. Located at the intersection of County Road 1545, just a bit south of Eva town line on 55. Worth the trip.

Probably the best food truck I've eaten at. The fries are so amazing. I got the Philly and it was…read morewonderful. The owners are just precious. Definitely give them a try.

I saw the great reviews of this place, especially for the birria tacos, which are one of my…read morefavorite dishes, and knew I wanted to try it out. This restaurant started as a food truck but saw enough success that it's now opened two brick and mortar locations, one in Decatur and the other in Priceville, so that seemed like a good indicator. I went for a late lunch after work around 2 PM a few weeks ago. The restaurant has a small, slightly bumpy/torn up parking lot and a curiously large step up into the restaurant -- watch your footing, as I almost fell forward trying to walk inside. The restaurant is small. You enter and are greeted by a nice bar area; go down the hall and it has maybe 5 tables at the end, along with restrooms. It did take me a while for anyone to offer me seating. It seemed like only one person was waiting tables. Though he made eye contact with me a few times from the serving area down the hall, he didn't acknowledge me until I walked down the hall to look around and see if anyone was available to help me. He then asked if I had a carryout order (I think -- pretty limited English on his part and even more limited Spanish on mine), and I said no but that I'd like to sit and eat. After that, he promptly seated me and took my drink order. Chips and salsa came out after that, and my food order and eventual check were timely, though I'd never really describe his demeanor as particularly friendly. Not the end of the world, but I wish I'd felt more welcome. The chips were solid - warm and fresh - but the salsa wasn't especially flavorful but for a strong cilantro vibe. I was starving, though, so I munched happily enough until my order arrived. I got the quesabirria combo, which comes with two quesabirria tacos and rice and beans. These tacos tend to be filling and many combos elsewhere come with three; personally, I think two is plenty, though I'd say the price is a little higher here than comparable spots I've tried. The rice and beans were exactly average...or, they averaged out to average, lol. Rice slightly below average (low flavor, a few slightly undercooked/crunchy bits), beans slightly above (pleasantly smoky), and so on and so forth. I was primarily here for the main event: birria tacos. And unfortunately, despite the rave reviews I read, I thought these were really disappointing. They didn't skimp on meat, at least, but...despite being generously portioned, the meat didn't have a ton of flavor. It was a little chewier than the silky, melting beef I've had at other places. But the worst part was they were overwhelmingly - OVERWHELMINGLY - greasy. Don't get me wrong, birria is by nature a rich dish and I wasn't expecting to get up and skip away home after a light meal, but... It was so greasy that the taco shells, which are usually pleasantly crispy after grilling, were for the most part sopping wet, even on my first bite. Every time I picked a taco up, fatty juices/grease spilled from the edges. And when I squeezed, a stream practically ran onto the plate. You'd think at least with this much fat/grease they'd be more flavorful, but they really were not a flavor bomb. They weren't inedible, but I must admit I left feeling disappointed and having not adequately fulfilled my craving. I know there are lots of well-regarded Mexican spots in Decatur, so I suppose I'll keep trying. Hopefully, I came on an off day. I wish this restaurant the best and I hope their success continues; even though it was not for me on this visit, it's clearly popular with others.

Quesabirria Taco plate was outstanding! It looks like most folks get takeout, but they have a…read moresmall seating area "on the back" with table service. The place is small but very clean.

Everything is always fresh and delicious. People are always friendly. Parking can be a…read morechallenge...don't block neighborhood driveways folks.

Got a couple treats from this shop a few weeks ago and thoroughly enjoyed myself…read more This place is located in a more residential part of Decatur. I was surprised to find it in the old Whisk'd location -- RIP to Whisk'd; I loved that restaurant. Street parking only but the street is quiet and it's easy to pop in and out. Inside there's a huge array of confections: classic chocolates like turtles, chocolate covered pretzels, marshmallows, etc., as well as fresh baked cookies and a somewhat startling amount of freeze dried candies. I know that's sort of having a moment right now, but WOW there was a lot of freeze dried stuff to choose from. I don't dislike it but I prefer chocolatey treats so I skirted around the big display. I came about 1.5 hours before closing and will admit the selection (other than freeze dried) was a little sparse. I'm glad they're not letting products go to waste, but in the future, definitely come early if you want to ensure you get everything. More than one customer asked/called in for something only to be turned away while I was shopping around. Of course, the holidays might also have something to do with very high demand. Anyway, I wound up leaving with two cookies (only about four varieties were available when I arrived -- I took a chocolate chip and a brown butter cookie), three chocolate covered pretzels, and one pecan turtle. The service was limited to being rung up at the cash register, but the employee was nice in our limited interaction. My husband and I enjoyed all the treats over the following days! The chocolate was smooth and rich on pretzels and pecans, the caramel chewy and satisfying. The pecans and pretzels were both crispy and fresh -- no problems with staleness here. The cookies were good, too, though perhaps a tiny touch oily. I liked the brown butter better but both were enjoyable! They're the perfect size to share. I'd definitely return here for sweets!

Y'all we went to Mawmaw's to get the Wednesday lunch special of BBQ chicken with 2 sides and…read morecornbread or roll. We also ordered double cheeseburgers and a quart of potato salad for Thursday. Our lunches were delicious as always. The cheeseburgers and potato salad today at lunch was delicious as can be. We love going here. Their service is great, the workers and owner are great and it feels like eating at your Mawmaw's. Do stop by and try their cheeseburgers. They are fire.

Great food and service! Family atmosphere! Daily specials and great variety on the menu!read more

Duke's is a big red trailer with the menu hand written on the front window and parked in the lot of…read morea local discount grocery store. What a nice guy. What a great pulled pork sandwich! What an amazing price. Two people, lunch and drinks, $13. I will eat that again!

Stopped on a road trip. The owner was very nice and helpful. Ordered pulled pork sandwiches. The…read moreportions were large. The meat was tender, flavor very good and straight forward. Not over seasoned, local ed it. I really liked the BBQ sauce. It reminded me of places that I ate growing up in Arkansas. Recommend!!!

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