I stopped by the Old Black Bear in Madison, Alabama and it did not disappoint. The bartender hooked…read moreme up with a fantastic oatmeal stout and a killer sandwich with fries. Had some great conversations with both the staff and the other guests, everyone was super friendly. Great farm fresh ambiance. Definitely going back. Highly recommend!

Can you tell from the picture that I really enjoyed this meal! This was probably the best pork…read morerinds that I have ever had! They were still cracking even 30 minutes after coming to the table. They fried green tomatoes were the showstopper for the sandwich. The bread was exceptional. My drink was perfect for a summer afternoon cocktail. The vibe was very casual and family friendly. We sat outside under the porch and it was perfect. Weather service was excellent. Would definitely go back and try other things.

Stumbled upon this place while visiting Ollie's next door. Don't remember seeing this before. It is…read morea small place with decent seating. Place looked simple and well kept. Ordered plain dosa, Hyderabadi chicken biryani, gulab jamun and mango lassi. Mango lassi was the weirdest I ever had. It was too sweet and tasted like it was made with powdered yogurt or something. Couldn't finish the whole thing. Dosa was served with coconut chutney, sambhar and some red chutney. Red chutney didn't taste like peanuts or tomato. Tasted odd. Sambar was thick and had everything that is expected. Dosa was too crisp and white. Too much rice flour and not enough lentils. Satiating, but not a satisfying meal for a south indian. I had chicken Biryani and gulab jamun for later. Biryani was close to the real thing, yet still far from perfect. Quantity was very generous. Gulab jamun tasted home made, but made with cheap stuff. They seem to have a good chef but they are cheap with the authenticity of the food. Their menu had too many items which I find exciting usually. But I am not motivated to try them since I am worried about the quality. An unsuspecting non-indian patron might find the food appealing, but Indians would be disappointed. Not a bad deal overall, but would be awesome if they up their standards.

Tried their Indian food offering as I like to get it when I'm on the company dime. This location…read morewas awful. I've never seen and Indian joint in an unsavory spot akin to Chinese carryout. Small, crappy tables, sticky floors and such. Online ordering app of course inflated prices but inside menu was $3-4 cheaper with cash. Butter chicken was just ok and completely forgot the white rice. Chicken biryani was also just ok and I don't need or want a whole cooked egg in there. Onion fried appetizer was excellent as was the chutneys. I probably wouldn't return.

Honest Coffee provides friendly service at the counter where you order, as well as from the people…read morewho bring your drinks and food. A yummy hot chai tea was quickly brought to our table. For breakfast, we ordered and enjoyed the breakfast sandwich and avocado toast with balsamic, arugula, and goat cheese. We also got a blueberry muffin, but it was just ok. Our favorite dish was the breakfast sandwich because the egg was moist, the toast was perfectly toasted, and the bacon was crispy with melted cheese sealing it all together.

This place has a welcoming feel to it along with kind baristas. The salmon bagel was delicious! I'm…read moredefinitely stopping by again. The place is also spacious.

So much fun here with my sisters. The teas were delicious as were the other offerings. I only…read morewith I'd have asked for more savory- but everything was so good.

Have been a few times. Very fun and always appreciate the…read morerecommendation on how to drink the tea. The sweets and savories are tasty. I understand that much of it needs to be prepped ahead of time, but my only issue is sometimes food items are a little dried out (especially anything sandwich like). It's probably due to the advanced prep and it's been sitting awhile.