Wow vacationing and hanging out in Tuscaloosa, Alabama to move our grandson into the Dorm at the…read more"University of Alabama", my son took us to have dessert at the "Peach Cobbler Factory". My, my, my what a treat. My husband and I had the Original Peach Cobbler, my son had the Original Peach Cobbler w/ ice Cream and my granddaughter had Cheesecake Cobbler. There are plenty of choices to choose from. Next time I would like to try their Banana Pudding. I am from California and wish I could take this place home with me . I'm sure the college students love this place. The employee was very nice and even shared some college tips with my grandson as she is a student as well. The restaurant was very clean and there is ample parking. I highly recommend the Peach Cobbler Factory. Next best thing to Grandma's Kitchen.

The regular peach cobbler was pretty good had several other ones and wasn't that impressedread more

Although Mi Casita has a bakery in Tuscaloosa, we're so happy they opened another in Northport! I…read morecan't say enough good about this place!!! From the wonderful baked goods, to the fabulous Crepes, not to mention the friendly, helpful staff that took the time to point out some of the items we might like to try and checking back with us to make sure we enjoyed our Crepes! First class service and first class food! Check them out!

They were all so sweet here and had awesome desserts and pastries! She walked us through what…read moreeverything was and explained the dessert.

I ordered cookies to be delivered for my daughter's birthday and she received them right on time…read moreand exactly as ordered! It made for a really nice surprise for her. She said they were delicious as well. The process was easy once you opened an account online.

Fresh cookies and lots of options to choose from. Will definitely return. My cookie was still soft…read more2 days later. 10/10 definitely recommend

The perfect sweet treat! The Baked Bear has warm cookies and ice cream. You can choose one or the…read moreother, an ice cream cookie sandwich or a scoop with a cookie. I opted for a chocolate chip cookie with cookies and cream ice cream. The cookie was warm and buttery, and the ice cream was smooth. The staff was very nice. They answered my questions and let me sample the ice cream. There are also plenty of large tables and chairs.

The Baked Bear was a fantastic stop after a long college day in Tuscaloosa! Reasonably priced,…read morequick ice cream is a "treat" in itself! It is a small store, meant for quick eatings, but the ice cream is well worth any standing time. It was excellent and the service was super quick. I walked in, ordered, and they made it right there! Highly recommend this place myself. Got it recommended to me by another friend. Seems like a popular place as I visited around 8pm and there were many people about!

Easily became one of my favorites places. I have never encountered a problem until today. I have…read morenever been asked for proof to use my volunteer fire fighter's discount until today; which would have been no issue but I have used it with every purchase without needing to produce evidence. I now know going forward to have it just in case.

This place is heavenly The smell is wonderful when u walk…read morethrough the door Friendly people And the chocolate is so unbelievably good

Well, here we have yet another cupcake shop opening in Tuscaloosa five years after it became the…read morevogue everywhere else Unlike Gigi's and Sweets, Sweet Treats does more than just cakes. They make pies, cookies, fudge, and full-size cakes in addition to the aforementioned cupcakes. In this sense, Sweet Treats is actually more akin to Mary's or Celebrations than Gigi's. And they take special orders, though I'm not sure if they make wedding cakes. I tried two cupcakes when I went to the shop (which is in rather odd location of 69S behind the Oil Change Store across the highway from Jim Meyers Drug South): Pea Pickin' (on the recommendation of the staff) and Granny Holland's Pecan Pie. The cupcakes are smaller than the one made at Gigi's or Sweets (but are approximately the same price) but they in a stunner, they were quite moist.

Last August 2016 I searched and searched and could only find one Baker that would bake a Sugar Free…read moreCake for my 90 year old mother. Sandy was great and she baked a Red Velvet Cake with Cream Cheese Icing SUGAR FREE. and delivered to Evangeline's in Tuscaloosa, AL. for my mothers 90th Birthday Dinner. I live in Big Canoe, GA. and had to handle everything by phone. Sandy was a pleasure to work with Five other bakers in Tuscaloosa were not interested in taking care of a potential customer at any price!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Cake was perfect. Service "The Best", So Good My mother wants her to bake one for a valentines day luncheon. Tom Lambrecht CHA CHE CDA PhD

All of the food is amazing and the service is wonderful! I especially recommend the chicken pesto…read morecrepe.

I was delighted to be invited back to The Sweet Suite following my last review. With an expanded…read moreguest list and menu, The Sweet Suite is more vibrant and lively than ever. The ambiance is entertaining, yet without overwhelming the patron. I enjoyed a chicken pesto crepe, a personal favorite of mine from my last visit, along with the daily special of southern biscuits and gravy. A new addition to the menu, the southern biscuits and gravy were delightful and authentically southern. The biscuits were light and fluffy, and the gravy flavorful and abundant. Once again, I am impressed with the generous portioning of The Sweet Suite, and additional orders beyond the first are brought to the table with great speed. I had the honor of seeing executive chef Tim Alex at work in the kitchen today, and with such an exemplary culinary artist at the helm it is no wonder at The Sweet Suite's success. I look forward to my next visit!

My wife and I stepped into this throwback general store, The Coker Market, before the IBOB game…read morelast week. And for the record, the Alabama Crimson Tide took care of business against that team from lower Alabama. But we're not here for the basketball recap--we're here for the food review. I've heard a lot of good things about this place, so today we took a little field trip and moseyed on over to Coker to see what all the fuss was about. If you're a stranger to this part of the county and somehow manage to find the correct road, you're not going to miss it. When you reach the county "traffic light"--also known as a four-way stop sign--you're there. Go another hundred feet in any direction and congratulations... you've officially left Coker. I ordered the pulled pork BBQ plate and my wife went with her favorite: fried catfish. Now I have to be a little careful ordering fried foods late in the day because it can trigger the midnight acid reflux eruption--and nobody enjoys that wake-up call. But I decided to roll the dice. The BBQ was soft, tender, and delicious. The only thing I'd probably pass on next time is the white BBQ sauce. It's a little different from the famous Alabama white barbecue sauce that folks around here rave about. Stick with their regular BBQ sauce--it's much better. Now let's talk about my wife's catfish... that fish was the bomb. Whoever was running that fryer might have **Emeril Lagasse rethinking his catfish technique back there in that frying pan. If you find yourself here trying to decide what to order, my recommendation is simple: catfish all day, every day, and twice on Sundays. It was hot, crispy, and absolutely on point. The black bean salad was okay. My wife enjoyed it more than I did--and that's alright. She thinks for herself, and most of the time she's right. One of the things I really liked about the place is the atmosphere. It's not just a restaurant--it's a true general store. You can grab Alabama-made products off the shelves and wash your meal down with an ice-cold Coca-Cola if that's your style. It's got that small-town charm you just don't see much anymore. All in all, I'd give The Coker Market a solid 4 stars. In a town where you can leave city limits in about 100 feet, The Coker Market might just be the best stop in all of Coker.

I've ate here twice. The first time, I dined in and got the catfish plate. It was pretty good. It…read morewas just a little awkward trying to eat and people shopping around me. The second time, I made an online order. I had over 8 orders and it was ready by the time I picked it up. It was correct and the ladies were very nice. I will definitely try it again.

I was introduced to the Cookie Plug in Birmingham when I attended the Birmingham Business…read moreAlliance's HBCU Breakfast! And Cookie Plug had a booth giving out samples! Wow!! Is all I could say!! I was too estactic to find out there was a location in the Tuscaloosa area! This is a MUST try! You will be happy you did!!

Rarely give reviews but this is such a scam, i was under the impression they make these in house…read morefresh daily and keep them warm. These seem to be imported and just heated up and sold but i dont know. They came rock hard, i tried to tear a piece off and it exploded and crumbled in my hand and got everywhere. We tried 5 different ones and all except 1 was hard as a rock, they all taste the same and are pretty bland. Don't waste your money. This was super disappointing

These cookies are so good! They were hot and chewy and everything you want a cookie to be at…read moremidnight!

Walked in with friends and it wasn't crowded, a lady with brown hair wearing converse with a frown…read moreon her face from when we first walked in was HIGHLY RUDE! Asked a few questions and she cut us off before we can even finish our questions. Later to follow when more people walked in and a crowd formed she decided to yell at everyone in the store to "Quiet Down". Not sure if working at a small cookie shop allows you to be an ignorant person but it is definitely a college town so if you cannot handle a crowd find a new job!