While visiting some relatives here I came across this spot from looking for things to try here in…read morePulaski. I went about an hour before they close so there was no line ups or anything. The gentleman serving was very kind and friendly. My dinner was pretty much on his hands since I asked for his recommendations. I got myself a meal of fried catfish, a must try item, and 6-pc fried shrimp. The meal came with seasoned rice, coleslaw, and a side which I chose to be hush puppies. The wait for all these couldn't be more than 15 minutes, since it takes 9.5 min to fry the catfish. The catfish was so soft and melted in your mouth, the shrimps were plump and juicy. I was given spicy coleslaw which is interesting and delicious. All that with the seasoned rice, chefs kiss! For dessert, I highly highly highly recommend the keylime pie. As an avid tart lover, this pie hits home. I'd come back just for this pie. Oh and a piece of the catfish is enough for one person, it's a decent size, tho they do offer a meal of 1-3 pieces, so order accordingly :)

The food was outstanding and so was the service! This was well worth the trip from Alabama. 10/10…read morerecommend!

The ribs tips and sides were amazing ! Can't wait to try the wings . Looking forward to working in…read morePulaski again just to get from from here. The staff was amazing !

This place is sooo good! I've eaten Here 2 times, and gotten takeout once. All three times were…read moreamazing! True Cajun food!

I think this place the only Cajun restaurant around here, we ordered 3lbs crawfish with side ;…read morecorn, sausage and potatoes, the spices for the crawfish are good not too spicy but still get the heat, although I can take more heat since we used to eat crawfish when we were living in TX few years ago . Overall it's good and it fulfilled my craving for crawfish. If you're going around 3-4pm the place empty, most peoples order to go in that hours and some got their late lunch or early dinner. Service also fast and good. Definitely come back and try different menus.

I have become very fond the of the Greene Street Market. They do them May-October and one right…read morebefore Thanksgiving and one right before Christmas. I try to hit the holiday markets to grab local food for my holiday dinners.

Great farmers market, fresh veggies, quality meat, cheese and eggs. Lots of crafts on display.read more

Bonnaroo is a one-of-one festival experience. Although the majority of people camp, my friends and…read moreI dropped in for just one day of shows. We got to see some outstanding acts this year (Friday, 2026) like The Strokes. Food and drink can get really expensive. Which is to be expected. My friends and I frequented the $5 mystery beer tent, which was often not beer, but tallboys of wine. Food could get pricey, but we were only there for one day, so we balled out. If you're there for the whole weekend and camping, you can bring plenty of your own food to help alleviate this cost. This was my second time going, first since 2019, and the magic was still there. It's kinda comforting to see people letting it all hang out. The kids are gonna be alright, I think. Weather seems to be a recurring issue for the festival. It was beautiful but a bit muddy the day we were there. I heard there were some rain delays and even more mud later on in the weekend. Some of this is par for the course. I do think they would be wise to pick a different time of year.

I have the most amazing time every single year! The diverse music genres and activities around the…read morefarm, the amazing people you are able to meet, and the Bonnaroo team always supporting what the people want!!! If you have the chance to go, you gotta go!

Such a fun concept! You order your waffle and choose from a variety of options. You can even get…read morehalf the waffle with one topping and half with another. He has a dedicated waffle maker for light and fluffy gluten free waffles as well. My family has big appetites and we still took some waffle home with us because they couldn't finish them. I love the sloth decore throughout. So cute!

The owner of this place presented as confident when we walked by: "If you don't love it, I'll buy…read moreit back and eat it myself." The wonderful smells emanating from the place already had us sold. I had an old friend with me: "Are you in?" "Hell yes!" Munching on tons and tons of delicious flavors (word of advice, do the custom build your own waffle and try 4 different ones), and we're in a food coma. Not sure I can walk out of here. Delicious, and a reason to stop by the Factory in Columbia. Thanks so much for the delicious meal!

My favorite baked goods in town! Their coffee cakes, cupcakes and artisan bread is worldclass!read more

From the owner: Artisan bread, focaccia, pumpkin coffee cakes & cupcakes.read more

It was not where you say it is…read more Why do I need more information? Why do I need more information? Why do I need more information? Why do I need more information?

Really good chicken and waffles. Prices are great!!read more

Authentic Cuban Sandwiches many varieties Smoothies awesome…read more- mango and passion fruit plus many more depending on season Phone orders in advance

Major hidden gem in the Hartselle area! 4.5/5…read more I made the drive over after working in Decatur just to try Old Havana Cafe. It's in a sort of nondescript shopping mall. As other reviewers have mentioned, this is a carryout only establishment. However, they do have a few chairs and a comfy loveseat to sit on while you wait for your order. I didn't order ahead but I was able to place my order at the counter. The menu online is more extensive than the menu on the board behind the register, so I'm not certain of what all is usually available. I wound up ordering a Cubano and a guava and cream cheese pastry. The man who came out to take my order and delivered it to me when it was finished was unbelievably warm and welcoming. He had such a calm and gentle demeanor and made me feel right at home. Definitely a highlight. My food took a few minutes to come out but overall was well within a reasonable time to wait; it was very hot and fresh. It was wrapped nicely and delivered to my waiting hands. I took it out to the car to eat. The cuban sandwich was quite good. Symphony of mustard, savory and slightly sweet ham, and sour pickles. Really good flavors, and piled high between the bread. My one small complaint is that previously the bread I've had on really good Cuban sandwiches has been a bit crispier than this particular one; it was a little more chewy than I've had in the past. Very very minor though, and more a preference than anything I suppose. That guava and cream cheese pastry, though....whewwwwww. It was my first time having a freshly fried one and oh my GOODNESS it was delicious. The guava was sticky and syrupy sweet, balanced by the creamy and dense cream cheese. The pastry was scalding hot and delightfully flaky. It was too rich to eat in one sitting, but so completely delightful. Although it's certainly a drive for me in normal circumstances, I'll happily return when in the area. I've tried a good handful of Hartselle area restaurants, and this stands out as one of the best.