Amazing green beans, Mac & cheese, perfectly sweetened tea. Staff was quick and friendly.read more

This is a great place on Weiss Lake to stop and get your gas ,fishing supplies,ice and beer.It has…read morea little restaurant in it where you can breakfast in the morning (bologna biscuits )or for lunch,fried chicken fingers.A road stop for The Working Man Review.

I purchase something from here at least once a day ...it's very close to my house. The people are…read moreSOO friendly and it's open later than any other place in Guntersville I feel like! They've even seen me pulling up as they were closing ... and instead of telling me to leave because they were closed ( like most places would) they let me in to make my purchase!

The Very Best and you know where the seafood and European meat came from. No farm raised crap. No…read moresalmon that's been sprayed with pink coloring. Mike has been in business over 50 years. He doesn't have Chandlers hanging down in the lobby . The seafood, meat ,tuna steaks, real French fries not sprayed with pesticides, clean healthy food to feed the people you care about..

awesome place and the man who runs it is very knowledgeable and helpful! great prices too!read more

Great food and service! I ususally get the daily special, and always look forward to a slice of one…read moreof their amazing cakes!

Service was excellent and my spicy chicken wrap was delicious, with lightly grilled chicken fresh…read morelettuce and tomato, cheese and pickles and I chose a honey mustard sauce.

This place has great feels. The atmosphere is very warm and well done. Great spot for a beer and a…read moreslice! The pizza is good. I thought the toppings were very flavorful. The crust, considering the wood-fired oven, seemed to have a a lot chew. It was cooked-not doughy, gummy or under-done, but, not crispy at all and quite...chewy. It's an observation, not a hard criticism. I would order again. The service was especially nice. I enjoyed our interactions and loved the bartender.

Food was fresh and the server taking care of us was friendly and she checked on us several times…read moremaking sure we were ok. We ordered the pickle pizza and a Greek salad and we were not disappointed

They need to work on their Brunswick stew more like a chili stew not southern style and there…read morehamburger needs work need to send their cooks to cooking school

This is such a cool atmosphere!!! Wow!!! And, I loved the food as well !!! And, on top of all that…read moreyou have a gorgeous view of the water !!! I think the prices are very reasonable and lots of nice choices !!! A great date night, or lunch date place !!! Yay!!!

Very nice little gas station with a super clean and inviting conveniance store. Lowest priced gas…read moreseen from Huntsville to Guntersville. Staff was very friendly and attentive. I think it's going to be my go to when travelling to Guntersville, AL.

What a candy store!!!! And ice cream!! And friendly staff!!! And they have sugar-free also!! No…read morereason not to stop by Here's a couple of pics. (They were a little busy for me to take very many pictures)

I stopped here for a treat last weekend to top off a conference in Guntersville. It was...fine…read more This new treat shop is located in the fashionable City Harbor. It's bookended by restaurants and shopping and you get a really nice view of Lake Guntersville. Parking is, theoretically, ample -- though on a busy Saturday afternoon, spots were a little sparse. Just goes to show how popular this locale is. The shop is large and spacious and smells good. It was very clean looking inside. I was greeted nicely upon entry. They have caramel apples, chocolates, fudge, and bonbons galore, and of course ice cream and milkshakes. Ice cream was what I visited for, but the other treats looked delicious. They have a goodly number of ice cream flavors. I was miffed to have a very hard time telling what was what. The square placards that describe the flavors are quite small, and I didn't even realize that flavors were layered two at a time (ie, one carton of ice cream on top was one flavor, below was another) until after I'd placed my order because the placards are smushed so close to the top/bottom of the glass. Fortunately, I scanned these options while the employee scooped my treat and didn't see one that really I wished I'd gotten instead. I was looking for a coffee flavored ice cream and was disappointed to not find it. Could be user error -- as mentioned, the flavor cards were not eye-catching to me -- but still. I wound up with the sea salt chocolate caramel. I ordered one scoop. The employee passed it my way and I went to check out. There were too open registers and I stood facing them for a moment or two. Both employees working them made eye contact with me and then went back to looking at the register, despite me being the only person in line/needing service. It was like they weren't sure what to do. I eventually picked one and said something to the effect of, "This is it for me." The employee wordlessly rang me up and I paid. It didn't feel like she was trying to be rude, but it was...weird and uncomfortable. My single scoop was ~$7 before tip. Now mind you it was a fairly sizeable scoop...but I'd so much rather have a smaller scoop at a lower price. The ice cream itself was good, albeit not mind-blowing. Very rich and creamy. I enjoyed the sea salt caramel and small chocolate covered caramel hunks in the scoop, though I do wish the actual chocolate part had been a bit more deeply chocolatey, if that makes sense. Overall, I think this is a good fit/concept for the space and I'd be down to try it again. If I visit again, I'd look for that coffee ice cream, or maybe try a caramel apple.