Daily special menu. Today was meatloaf, fried chicken, and salmon patties. Went with the meatloaf…read moreand mashed potatoes!! Excellent!! Would highly recommend this tucked away gem!

French toast was dry and tasteless. Eggs were horrible. How do you mess up scrambled eggs?read more

What an amazing experience a co-worker and I had eating here today. I had the grilled shrimp wrap…read moreand it was excellent! That, chips, a bottled water and 25% tip still came in under $15. The gentleman behind the counter was extremely friendly, and I let him know we'd definitely be back again with the rest of our crew.

We love to eat local while traveling and went a little off the interstate to find this little gem…read morein Tuskegee! The place was nice, clean, easy to find. The one-man cook, owner, wait staff...was kind, friendly, and helpful. The menu is limited for the one-man show and the food was executed so well. There was a steady stream of people picking up to go orders while we were there. I had the City Salad which had shrimp, turkey, cucumber, heirloom cherry tomatoes, red onion, croutons, 2 orange slices, and lettuce mix. It was really good! The kids had the Skegee Dog with chips. The dog was all beef meat with a onion/pepper relish, pickle on the side. We rely on Yelp to lead the way and it was right again!

Lovely local bakery and probably the best one within a hundred mile radius. Stopped by on a Monday…read moremorning around 730 am and got to have a fresh almond croissant straight from their oven! It was hot and still steaming. Soooo delicious and fresh. I loved that it wasn't overly sweet, too. Plain croissant was good. However, it still did not make it to my top croissant spots in the US. The dough was thick, dense, and pretty chewy. The taste was very good, but it wasn't flaky and light like a true croissant. They did not have sourdough available that day, and we came too early for sandwiches, so I will have to stop by again in the near future! Staff is super friendly, prices are similar to big city prices ($5 for a plain croissant, $7.50 for an almond croissant), and the sidewalk seating is lovely.

I love to visit this quaint bakery in historic downtown when I'm visiting the area. They offer…read morebaked goods as well as sandwiches & coffee/tea. The team members are kind & helpful. They offer a few staples & have different items seasonally. They add options throughout the day. Since I'm normally around during holidays, it's a challenge to get anything because they can sell out quickly. There's free parking in front of the shop. Love: olive oil cake (moist with the crispy top!)

My bro & I wanted Mexican, so we stopped in at a favorite. This place rarely disappoints. The decor…read moreis vibrant & the dining room is clean. We sat comfortably & enjoyed our meal & they had a steady stream of customers. They have drink specials so ask your server. There's free parking in the lot outside the restaurant. Loved: mixed fajitas (flavorful, lots of meat); fajita Quesadilla (filled, delicious) Liked: peach margarita

Best Mexican food i have had since my time in Oaxaca. The staff seem to take pride in there…read morerestaurant and are excited to share it with the customers. We had chicken fajitas that was wonderful with a sauce that made it the best fajitas I have ever had. The portions were huge so we both brought food home. I am lookim looking forward to my next visit and trying addition dishes.

friendly reception; a little pricy, but I like the conveince of its location. The atmosphere is…read morevery nice. Very clean and orderly!! Keep up the good work. Sincwewly, Barbara Tyler

Fantastic ice (they make their own)! Service could not of been friendlier. They make you feel…read morelike family.

Great service was great, all hand scoops and drink fresh made, so little wait time. Has few inside…read moreseats and some outside seat. Looks to be an old drive in restaurant passed it 100 times while in town, never stopped , won't make that mistake again, it be a stop when I come to town.

We were on our way to see the Tuskegee Airmen Museum and noticed this little diner just off the…read moremain square as we drove through town. We stopped in to get a coffee and tea to go. Housed in a historic building, it was once one of the original banks in the area. There is a small plaque on the face of the building with some history. Inside is an eclectic mix of local and pop culture, lots of space with comfortable seating. Staff was friendly and accommodating. Worth a visit.

Loved the friendly greeting! My vegetarian bean burrito was great with my non dairy 4 berry…read moresmoothie. Nice spot to chill, eat and enjoy companionship.

Food was especially good and fresh. The service and ambiance is great. Beautiful fresh breads.read more

This catering food establishment is very easy to miss as a very small green sign is all you have…read morefrom the middle of the road to locate it. The hard location is around an office building that is disguised as a slightly larger house than its neighboring buildings. Although they serve mainly as a catering company, there is a lady that greets you at the entrance and has entree items to go incase if you weren't in the mood to eat for 50 people. Their take-home options include entree dishes, casseroles, and pies. They also provide complimentary samples of their dip. My favorite was the macadamia and peach. For $13, I left with a delicious tray of salmon and mango rice. Even though I felt this was expensive, this was probably the best salmon I've had in Auburn. It was baked in a way that edges were crusted so the salmon had the texture of pie rather than fish. The mango rice is a lovely taste of mango sauce that in combination with the salmon carries a sweet aroma.