Loose Brick Coffee is in the quaint downtown area of Ozark, Alabama. The service was friendly and…read moreprofessional and the place has a pretty cool overall vibe. Ozark, Alabama definitely has been growing and Loose Brick Coffee is a great addition to the quaint downtown Ozark area. If you find yourself in the area, I would definitely recommend visiting Loose Brick Coffee.

This is my go-to spot for coffee and fresh OJ while visiting family. My parents and myself love the…read morecaramel macchiato with oatmilk. Customer service is always prompt and coffee always fresh. I'm not positive but think they may roast their own coffee beans. Check them out if you're in the Wiregrass area.

Nice edition to Ozark... Being that I enjoy coffee on a regular, I was excited to see the new drive…read morethru coffee establishment join the ranks of new businesses in Ozark, AL. I went on a Friday morning and to my surprise it was busy; like seven (7) cars in front of me. I opted for the iced caramel macchiato with almond milk. Now, let's talk about the milk options which were: whole milk, almond milk, and half and half. Slightly disappointed being that I'm a two percent (2%) milk kind of guy. Owner may want to consider onboarding at least one percent (1%) milk, that way it can be mixed with the whole...just my thoughts. Grabbed a caramel donut for the culture as well. It was fresh and not too sweet. Overall I'm happy with my $5.62 purchase.

Ordered two coffees and a sausage egg and cheese croissant for $18. For the quality and quickness…read moreand the size of the croissant it was worth every penny. Definitely recommend.

My Wife and I have been down here camping in Dothan Alabama for about two weeks now and we found…read morethis little gem just 30 minutes north west of where we're staying. My wife and I got burgers and they were delicious. No frozen patties here actually with the quality of the food makes me think that this restaurant doesn't even have a freezer. Everything I had was definitely made fresh in my opinion. And just when I was about to give up on looking for good fried green tomatoes my wife found this place. Do yourself a favor if you stop here, get an order because they were delicious! Crispy and crunchy in a good way. We're in Dothan for two more weeks and we will definitely be going back there a few mor times before we head to Florida. As far as the service you couldn't ask for anything better. We spent a month in Townsend Georgia last year and everyone was super nice and very friendly. I can't say that about the experience that I've been having here in the Dothan area, don't get me wrong all the people are very friendly and nice but unfortunately all of the places we had dinner at were not as friendly as the folks in Georgia were but this dinner changed all that for us. Good old southern hospitality came beaming through from everyone at this diner. They were all very kind and they even made sure that we knew that we may be getting snow this weekend. Finally portions, quality and prices were outstanding!!! If you're passing through do t hesitate to stop here for some great food, service and atmosphere.

After a few months passed, I decided to give this diner another opportunity. The breakfast and…read moreservice was good and got the spot. On this particular day I ordered Al a carte--2 soft scramble eggs with cheese, hash browns with onions and ham, and one pancake. Listen, I still feel how I felt previously about the okra, so I'll just refrain from ordering that in the future. Otherwise, I'll continue to support this hometown establishment.

So, Ozark, Alabama is growing and finally have a Dunkin.' It is conveniently located on 231 and has…read morean overall pleasant ambiance and vibe. I am a long-time customer and fan of Dunkin'. In fact, I have been coming to Dunkin' as far back as when they were called Dunkin' Donuts, lol. Regardless of what you want to call this iconic business, you really cannot go wrong. Dunkin' has grown considerably since Bill Rosenberg opened the first location in Quincy, Massachusetts back in 1950. The company has since expanded to somewhere around thirteen thousand locations in over forty countries. I would say that Dunkin' is best known for their donuts (though if you would like, you can spell it doughnuts) and coffee, though my go-to here is neither. My usual order at a Dunkin' is probably their bagels with cream cheese. While I would never say that Dunkin' has the best bagels with cream cheese (I grew up in New Jersey and I know great bagels), they are pretty good, especially when you consider that the bagels are coming from a global chain. I have often used Dunkin' (or if you prefer, Dunkin' Donuts) as a co-conspirator in bringing a culinary bribe of coffee and donuts to early morning meetings. There is nothing like some coffee and donuts to help inspire a bit more attention and maybe the wisp of a smile upon the tired faces of the various teams that I am meeting with. Whatever you choose to go with, you cannot go wrong with anything that you order at Dunkin'. Overall, I will give this location five stars and they definitely have my recommendation.

This particular Waffle House is located on Interstate 231 in Ozark, Alabama and generally was an…read moreoverall positive experience for a meal. Waffle House is a pretty familiar sight here in the southeastern part of the United States. Waffle House is a chain of restaurants geared to give a consistent greasy spoon diner experience (and I say that in a positive way) with a cook cooking up everything behind the counter and served by a friendly enough staff. Waffle House generally captures that greasy spoon diner ambiance and vibe. They are not a huge place, but if you drove through the southeastern United States, you more than likely have seen their bright yellow buildings. My usual go-to at a Waffle House is usually their patty melt or maybe one of their breakfasts centered around eggs. Despite the fact that the word "waffle" is literally in their business name, I have never had a waffle at a Waffle House. I prefer a savory breakfast over a sweet breakfast. The real star at Waffle House, at least in my opinion, is their hash browns, which you can have topped with a slew of various toppings. I usually mix it up, but chili and cheese is usually in the mix, along with several other things. Again, this to me is what makes Waffle House unique in its selection. This Waffle House overall is a good representation of the brand and it is an overall good place to head to for a meal. I would definitely recommend here and will give it four stars.

This place is awful I swear when I tasted the food it tasted burnt I could see the greese thick on…read morethe grill like it hadn't been cleaned in months I got herpes from the toilet seat when I tell u I would drive to the next town over just to eat at a different Waffle House I'm not lying do your self a favor spare urself and next time you think about eating here don't!!!

On our way heading to Florida, we decided to stop at this location…read more So far the best customer experience I have ever had at a McDonald's. Lisa the manager was very nice and very attentive with her team and how everything was been operated and also with how us customers where been help, the cashier was also very sweet and nice, I don't recall her name. Thank you so much for the kindness she gave me and my family and for going above and beyond !!

It's McDonald's, what did you expect? Super busy all the time even at 2pm when you're grabbing a…read morehappy meal to make up for neglecting your children while waiting in the car line.

I get my coffee here practically every morning. The staff always says "hello" when you enter. The…read morecoffee is always brewing and taste good. There is a Checkers at this location. Can't find anything wrong with this place.

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"Pit stop in town with my pint-sized partner in crime. We did a deep-dive donut tasting, and…read morehonestly? Life-changing. The texture was pillowy perfection, the service was suspiciously nice, and the chocolate donut just slid into my Top 4 of all time. I'm not saying I'd move here for a pastry... but I'm checking Zillow."

The man running the store this morning is very rude, can't fill order properly and over charges…read more When it was brought to his attention he claimed I stole 2 donuts out of the box and so he was "giving me 2 on the house"

Great service great food good atmosphere. Got the great chili dog and pretzel. Both were greatread more

Be careful when ordering the ice cream selections. Sonic lists three prices for each item. A…read morenormal person would assume sizes of small, medium, and large. But Sonic says the sizes are micro, small, and medium. I ordered the center priced item assuming it was the medium. When the server brought it out priced at the large price. I told I had ordered the size pictured in the center. She said that is the small size. I made them remake the item. I was hesitant in ordering the Oreo Blast after reading Vanessa's review, but the treat came out just perfect and delicious.

Waffle House has become an iconic presence on the culinary landscape here in the southeastern…read moreUnited States. It seems that their familiar logo beckons in all of its bright yellow neon glory road-weary travelers, partying college kids, parents with kids in tow, hungry workers seeking a casual and quick sit-down meal and just about everyone else from every walk of life. Since Waffle House opened its first location back on September 5, 1955 in Avondale Estates, Georgia, it quickly established itself by offering a consistent selection of food and by being open twenty-four hours a day. For me, the biggest appeal of Waffle House has always been their hash browns, which you can get basic or topped with a variety of toppings such as chili, white sausage gravy, cheese, ham, onions and so many more items and you can combine these toppings in a multitude of ways. For my main course, I have usually gone with their patty melts or one of their egg breakfast options. I myself can see the strangeness that I have never had a waffle in a business where waffle is in their very name, but I prefer a more savory breakfast than a sweet one. If you are in the southeast United States, odds are you have probably passed a Waffle House location. It seems that they are on almost every major highway exit ramp and strategically placed throughout most cities and towns in the southeast. If you see one, give them a try.

The food was amazing. It came out super fast and it was cooked properly. we were served fast and…read morethe lady helping us (Josie) was always checking up on us. My favorite part about this Waffle House was the ambiance. The workers were singing and when you played music they'd jam out with you. Everything was clean and most of all... the syrup containers were clean . Best Waffle House I've ever been to.