Nice place, was pretty dead when me n my buddy came in though…read more According to the bartender there's some religious group in the area that has a thing against drinking or somethin like that. We were wondering why there's only a handful of bars in the area and why they all close early early like 10 it 11 pm. Regardless, we stayed till about 1 or 2 am, drinking and singing karaoke with the two other customers and the awesome bartender who picked out all the songs for us. There's a large open room behind the bar room which has some fold away tables setup. Looks like it could hold a crowd for busy nights or maybe if they have live bands? Bar is well stocked with your typical spirits and beers. We were only there one night so we didn't get to poke around too much. Definitely recommend the Alabamah Slammah though, tasty and deliciously strong. Check this place out, maybe it was the booze but we had a great time.

Small towns oftentimes do not offer what this establishment does. The bartenders are, for the most…read morepart, competent, the DJ, for the most part, entertaining. The sound system is on par with larger clubs and bars in the metro area. Decent sized dance floor with small lighting effects makes this a great place to let loose. Unless there is a dart tournament going on. Plentiful seating, HDTVs on most walls and a friendly atmosphere make this a great place to unwind during or after a long week. I would definitely check it out.

We stopped here on our RV expedition to Myrtle Beach. It's definitely a little hole in the wall…read moredive, but the food didn't disappoint. You will have to wait about 30 to 35 minutes for your order, so if you wanted to get an early start, call in your order. Our order was catfish dinners, Philly cheesesteak, Parmesan garlic wings, and Mac and cheese. The catfish dinners were excellent as was the Philly cheesesteak. The wings, unfortunately were overcooked and dry. They were still edible, but definitely overdone. The Mac n cheese on the other hand was phenomenal and I wish that I ordered a large order instead of a side. The staff and owner were very nice and the owner helped me out looking for a local welder as I had a tow vehicle issue and needed some welding completed before we left next morning. We would definitely go back, I just wouldn't order the wings (it might have been a fluke), but if you're in the area, give them a try.

It was a lovely place. I was greeted by 2 delightful locals and a pistol of a bartender who…read moreimmediately greeted me with a "hey y'all". I went there to try and watch the Detroit lions game since there was no sports bar within 30 minutes by car of here. They let me change the channel and watch the game. By the end of the the game, James was cheering for the lions with me. As for the food, they offered a jar of pickled hard boiled eggs and potato chips. The bartender did offer to let me get a carry out with her when she was ordering something from somewhere else. For some reason I am unsure of, they were selling leather jackets too. All in all, I would recommend the place.

This place is only for regulars not new patrons . If they say that they're welcoming they are…read morecrazy. I live in the house across the river and I've tried 3 times. They have a dog in there that is aggressive and if you touch that dog it will bite. The waitress was very ugly and told me that I shouldn't touch the dog in his bed. I had already petted the dog while it was walking around. We didn't spend a dime and we left, total bad vibes.

My first time visiting today and enjoyed a very good meal. Will W provided friendly service and the…read morefood was delicious. I went with the smoked steak sandwich with fries. The sandwich was packed full of tender thin sliced steak with a creamy horseradish sauce. It was so juicy that the bun fell apart and I ate with a fork. Nice size sandwich filled me up. Definitely recommend.

Typically, when I am visiting customers, I try to buy local. Rather than chain, restaurants or fast…read morefood places that you can find anywhere in the world, I typically try to find a local place to support. I was in Pell city visiting a customer and stopped in at Tavern at the Saint Clair for lunch. I ordered a blackened chicken sandwich and collard greens. Both were fantastic! Jerry, who mentioned that he is one of the sous chefs told me a little bit about the place. This is a scratch kitchen for just about everything on the menu. Place was very nicely, decorated and clean, the staff was all very friendly, and of course the food was very, very good! This was my first time here, but I can guarantee you it won't be my last.

I'm not really sure how to write this one. The food was good the hometown people were good the…read moremusic was excellent of course it was Ronnie Milton. But I get tired of restaurants expecting me to pay tips to employees who are indignant disrespectful and completely lacking at their jobs. I have worked in the food service industry since I was 12. A smile goes a LONG way!! 1st time here & the bartender was a total B*@€# I asked a simple question which she just said idk. & turned around to hear her trying to look good by talking shit. #1 rule of customer service: we pay your bills NOT your boss! Service your customers. #2 don't talk shit without making sure they aren't behind you! We Pay Your Bills!!

Cricket took over what used to be Hericanes. Now The Roadhouse. Stop by and see her you won't be…read moresorry. Easy going, friendly people. You'll feel just like Norm.

While traveling back home from Arkansas, we decided to stop in Birmingham. Weren't too hungry and…read moredefinetly didn't want any more fast food. Cracker Barrel was super close to our hotel so we walked over. This must be a location that hald already gone through the remodel as it didn't seem as "cluttered" with decor as the old version. It also wasn't remodeled to the point that it looked like an entirely different restaurant, either. We were seated quickly as there was no wait when we arrived. We were greeted by the manager as we were escorted to our table. Alex H., our waiter, wasn't far behind. It may have been one of his first days by himself as he seemed a little hesitant... but then again, the manager was stoking the fire right near him... so maybe he was just nervous. Alex did a great job. Our orders were brought fairly quickly, including the ever elusive Broccoli cheese casserole. The portions were perfect for us that day (they seemed smaller than normal but we weren't starving anyway.) He very politely handed them to us plate by plate and came back twice to check that everything was well. I HAVE to mention that Alex even used proper English which isn't common in daily conversation. More often than not, people choose to use slang. This is likely one of the best visits to Cracker Barrel that we've had in a long time. Alex should be promoted to a peer trainer! That would definitely improve the perception of the Barrel!

We went there last night. We were very disappointed. The waiter that would have been assigned our…read moretable couldn't keep his pants up. He was constantly pulling them up from the back. So we requested another server. My husband ordered meatloaf. When it came to the table, it was so dry that it looked like a burnt sponge. We called our sweet waitress over and explained that we were not going to eat it. Her response was I knew there was going to be a problem. In which I didn't appreciate that comment. So we sent the whole plate back and told her to take it off our bill. She did. Not one manager came to our table to check on us. Needless to say we were quite disappointed in the food and the cleanliness of the staff. His hands were down in the back of his pants. Please get a belt, it does help to keep your pants up. We won't be back to the restaurant.