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    Ma Madeas

    5.0 (2 reviews)

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    The food here was absolutely terrific. The setting needs a little work but the food is some of the best I have ever had.

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    Aunt Katie's Welcome to Breakfast

    Aunt Katie's Welcome to Breakfast

    4.7
    (520 reviews)
    7.0 mi
    $$

    Love it... treats us like family Food is excellent…read more Service is excellent Atmosphere is excellent

    We were in the Scenic Drive area and hungry. Aunt Katie's has been a place we wanted to try for a…read morewhile now. We arrived around 10:30 on a Wednesday morning and we were wrong to think that the place would be empty after an early breakfast rush. We were seating upon entering by Brooke who also was our server. The menu is varied and we found out that you can order anything at anytime. We had ordered the Spicy Pulled Pork omelette and Shrimp and Grits. Next time, we're thinking a Grouper sandwich as they were being enjoyed at two tables next to us and looked delicious. Our breakfast entrees arrived quickly. The omelette came with a choice of side and I chose the potatoes. They were seasoned but a bit cold and hard. Brooke offered to swap them out when checking on us, but by that time, I was filling up from the large packed omelette. It was filled with pork, peppers, onions and cheese with more spicy, sweet pork on top. I wish the entrees came with toast. The shrimp and grits were served over gouda grits as requested and the dish was spicy and filling. Definitely one of the best we tried in a while. Drinks were refilled promptly and Brooke took care of her guests quickly and with a smile.

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    Dec 2022: Interior Pic 7 of 7-- Facing the entrance
    Dec 2022: Interior Pic 7 of 7-- Facing the entrance
    "Crazy Benny" poached eggs, shrimp & bacon over jalapeño HOE CAKES. Also great with crab cake & green chili salsa. YUM!! Get it! :)..
    "Crazy Benny" poached eggs, shrimp & bacon over jalapeño HOE CAKES. Also great with crab cake & green chili salsa. YUM!! Get it! :)..
    Pulled pork omelet sans the BBQ sauce. Gouda Grits on the side.

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    Pulled pork omelet sans the BBQ sauce. Gouda Grits on the side.
    Southern Food

    Southern Food

    4.5
    (2 reviews)
    25.2 mi

    Southern food includes Meat-and-Three restaurants, barbeque, fried ANYthing, fresh caught fish, and…read morehunted game. Hominy, hush puppies, cornbread, grits, Alabama white sauce on any meat, especially smoked chicken, are all popular in Alabama. BBQ is practically a religion in the South! As former certified Kansas City Barbeque Society (KCBS) certified judges, my husband and I completed the training and paid the fees to be certified. The "KCBS way" is different from a lot of people's preferences in that, for example, a BBQ rib should actually have some "pull" to it, meaning, when you bite into it, your mouth should leave a mark in the rib. This means "fall off the bones" ribs are not KDBS quality, despite how many love that rib consistency. The KCBS judges slots fill up so quickly and required us to travel at our own cost and we did not judge any KCBS events. Back to Southern food. Deep fried double Oreos are one of the many fried foods here in Huntsville, and Melt restaurant features them on their menu. Meat-and-Three restaurants feature a meat (usually fried pork chop, meatloaf, BBQ, fried catfish, country fried steak/chicken) and three sides (fried okra, creamed corn, mashed potatoes and gravy, baked potato, potato salad, cole slaw, French fries) and bread options such as cornbread, rolls, hush puppies. While Southern Cooking is absolutely delicious, I have to limit it because lets face it, it is high in calories and cholesterol. When I do indulge, it's shrimp and grits, pimento cheese, fried green tomatoes, and fried whole okra.

    This is really a Rouses grocery store with an excellent deli area. I like that the meats and…read moreofferings are fresh. I like to get my fruit here because it is often locally sourced and very fresh. The staff is always helpful and cooperative. Sometimes it's pretty busy because of tourists, but everyone is always kind.

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    I cook southern style sometimes, it is one of my comfort food choices.

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    I cook southern style sometimes, it is one of my comfort food choices.

    Ma Madeas - soulfood - Updated July 2026

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