The people that own and run Holy Smokes are absolute treasures. This is a simple, family owned,…read moreand local southern business that takes pride in their food and feels a responsibility to their community. It's a humble restaurant, the inside isn't going to wow you - cabin like appearance and very simple seating. And you can smell the smoke as you pull up. Nothing new here in ages other than the very humble banquet hall that has just popped up. Your mind will drift back to an earlier time where a rail side bbq restaurant pops up to feed the locals. I honestly can't imagine ever going back to the big city for a "culinary experience" as long as I have eating options like this. Bon Appetit / happy eating, yelpers!

Driving back home to Huntsville through the Scottsboro area, I stopped in on a whim, hungry and…read morehoping to support a non-chain restaurant unique to the area. I lucked out with Holy Smokes. I've been to a couple barbeque places in Scottsboro, and this is my favorite so far. The parking lot is a little bumpy / pot-holey so be careful pulling in. I rolled into the restaurant and immediately felt that this was a local-type spot. The man operating the cash register was engaged in a very friendly, familiar conversations with someone eating there. However, he paused his conversation immediately when I walked up to him and taught me about the different sauces they offered. I'm glad he did, because I definitely have bbq sauce preferences, and he steered me in the right direction! Their fairly large menu is handwritten on the board behind the register, but I opted for a lunch deal they had running - a small pulled pork sandwich with chips and a drink for only $5!! Now granted, it was a small sandwich -- if you were starving you'd likely need a little something extra -- but for how delicious the sandwich was and for that cheap, you really can't do much better than that! The pulled pork itself was really, really good - honestly some of the best bbq I've had in north Alabama. Tender, moist, moderately smoky, not too fatty. Really, really good stuff. The sweet sauce the man at the register set me up with was good too, also faintly smoky and tangy on top of the usual sweet tomato flavor. It was a delicious sandwich, and the sweet tea I got was good too, though maybe not quite sweet enough for me. I plan on coming back with family so we can try some of their other bbq. If the pork stays consistent and the other stuff is even 75% as good, this could definitely be a 5 star spot. Check it out if you're in the area!

Not the best place we've been. Atmosphere-zilch Food-ok…read morePrices-hmmm Service- All said and done, we would not go again

This might be the best restaurant find in years. I love looking for small local restaurants in my…read moretravels, and Pappy's Place has restored my faith in local food! I finally found some pulled pork that wasn't cooked on a pellet grill or in a crock pot. It had an amazing bark on it, was moist, and full of flavor! The Heart Attack Burger can only be described as an adventure. The hand breaded chicken tenders were full of flavor, tender, juicy, and probably the best chicken I've had in a long time. It's small, not much seating, but will leave a huge impact on you!

I had lots of food I got like a sample plate more than I needed.and that pretty Lil waitress kept…read morebringing me tea which is what I like to see in a restaurant I would recommend it and I'm going back if not for the food but to talk to that little gal

Taste: 5/5 Value:…read more5/5 Ambiance: 5/5 50 Taters is a casual spot that has delicious comfort food with plenty of potato options (as the name suggests). The portion sizes are generous and the prices are very reasonable. You seat yourself and are helped by all the waitstaff, no assigned sections. All the staff we spoke to were very friendly and helpful. The establishment was clean and had a comfortable laid-back, rustic vibe. Highly recommend giving it a try if you're in the area!

Food is always amazing and plentiful! We get takeout from here all the time, and it never…read moredisappoints. I've never known of anyone that couldn't get full from one of their dinners and not have leftovers.

Let's be honest, this isn't 5 star Japanese cuisine, but they don't pretend to be. This is simple,…read morefast, but also tasty, Japanese style food. Their sushi is basic, the Japanese style dishes are somewhat reminiscent of the Japanese style food I would eat in Okinawa - mostly tailored for the American palate, not the Japanese. So, what makes this place worth 4 stars? The combination of price, experience, expectation, and taste. They have a regular sesame chicken special (not to be confused with the Americanized Chinese dish of the same name). It's not battered and fried, and it's not sweet. IMHO, it's better. And you can't beat the price of $6.99. The portions are good, everything is made fresh, the sushi is fair (but so is the price). Reading some of the older reviews it's easy to see why restaurant owners fislike Yelpers. Two words, unfair expectations. If you expect five star experiences at a two star price, you're the one that's delusional. If you get what you pay for then you only have room to praise, not condemn. Their service is fast, this place is not fancy but the owners keep it clean. I've never been in there where they aren't mopping the floor or wiping down tables and the like. And they're very friendly! Small towns like this need people like this who are willing to open up restaurants and charge fair prices. The alternative is a town filled with boring chain restaurants or, even worse, poorly run chains run by people who don't care! So, buy local when you can!

We grabbed dinner here on a road trip. Chick-fil-a is my favorite. I wanted to try their jalepeño…read moreranch club. It was so good! They didn't scan my membership card though and didn't give me a receipt. So that was disappointing and the guy at the drive thru didn't say "my pleasure."

This is by far the worst chick fil a I have ever visited. I have been 4 times since May when I…read moremoved here. Every time my order has been incorrect. Don't go here expecting to get anything modified. They say ok then just don't put it in. The French fries are undercooked always! You will wait forever in line and they move like molasses. I think I will go to fort Payne from now on. Not with my time or money to go here!

Service! The ladies on Saturday morning are great! They always greet you with a smile quickly get…read moreyour order ready!

The service & food was pretty good . We did expect much. The restaurant was much bigger than…read moreexpected

they never put cheese on my sandwich when I order online. tomatoes are soggy. bread is dry…read more vegetables are sparingly

Subway is amazing! You get to choose your type of bread and you get to choose what's on your…read moresandwich. The only thing i didnt like was there wasnt a lot of seating.

My mom went to Papa Johns in Scootsboro AL she came home with groceries and me and my sister were…read morevery hungry so we got some pizza and there was a black hair about an inch long we thought it was burn cheese but it wasn't my mom spent a good $40 on pizza and we won't be going there anytime sooner

Once upon a time, the hour was late, and the hunger was upon us. A call to Papa John's was…read moreinevitable, despite our sincerest efforts. We called this fair establishment, and upon a brief conversational interlude, it was established that indeed, we shall be blessed with a pizza pie within the hour. We requested that "Dylan Dude" adorn our pizza box with a beautiful siren, to which he replied: "Fair maiden, I shall fail you not." And so it was, Dylan delivered our sweet, sweet Big Bonanza pizza unsullied and beautifully inscribed with the fantastical creature. But seriously. We called drunk and ordered pizza and asked Dylan to draw us a mermaid on the pizza box. He gladly acquiesed to our request. Pizza was hot, good, on time, and the customer service was stellar. Good job "Dylan Dude."

Haven't gotten the food yet .... Still waiting....In the slowest drive thru ever in my forty years.read more