Absolutely terrible. They clearly don't know how to plan catering events. A couple of us signed up…read morefor a dinner cruise and Mimi's caters it. We were the last ones and ALL the food was gone except for this minced meat and canned green beans. They had the audacity to give us basically one bite of potatoes and call it a serving when we watched everyone ahead of us have healing plates of chicken, potatoes, & cornbread. That was just poor planning. One of my friends didn't even get a cornbread scrap and they gave her more ground beef like that was acceptable. The food was bland too. I wouldn't get food from this place if it was the only place left open in that town. When I said they didn't plan it well her response was she made half chicken and half beef. Well, clearly that was a bad idea and you still didn't make enough side dishes. Nobody and I mean NOBODY wanted that ground beef. The lies were gross too... the dough was like leftover pastry dough with canned apple filling and a bunch of granulated sugar dumped on top of it. Unless something major changes, absolutely don't get food here or you'll be disappointed.

Very sweet and quaint place with a beautiful history. Our first time visiting and we had the honor…read moreof meeting Linda, owner and chef. Linda pours her heart into the cuisine she shares with guests. Her homemade rolls were like little pillows of heaven! My husband enjoyed the lemon pepper chicken quarter and meat was fall off the bone. The flavor was delicious with a special little trick that Miss Linda shared with us. Sundays are a pay one price Meat & Three option to include a dessert too! I look forward to visiting on a Saturday when they offer brunch.

We love this place. We come from California (Northern California, relax) to visit family here in…read moreSection. This is a must stop for us everytime we come here. The steaks are perfect and I have yet to have a meal I didn't love. We will continue to keep this place a tradition everytime we come to town. All I can say is have a little patience with the wait staff. They get busy, for good reason.

I love everything about this place! The humble, quaint, and familiar aesthetic makes me feel right…read moreat home with family. Always greeted and seated in a timely manner, bread and salads come out quick, and drinks are always filled up promptly. I really love the steaks here, I've tried the ribeyes, filets, and prime rib. I am willing to say that these are the best steaks I've EVER had in my life. The crust, the sear, the seasoning are AMAZING!! Steakhouses don't have to be big and elegant buildings people! I would put money on OGS in a competition. I really enjoy that you get your picture taken but a sweet older gentleman and can later retrieve it on their Facebook page. What a gem this place is

Very charming place with great memorabilia for ambiance. Service was exceptional with friendly and…read moreattentive staff. Sandwiches are handmade with fresh ingredients and are a good portion for a reasonable price. And of course the ice cream, which has many varieties (sundaes, floats, etc) and flavors to choose from. Again, exceptional with "large" scoops as their trademark. Another note definitely worth mentioning is the love, respect and appreciation shown to their "senior" community with a 5 cent scoop or 10 cents for a double on Thursdays. It was great to see so many seniors show up and everyone was friendly and laughing. Such a great atmosphere afforded by the generosity and kindness shown by the shop owners to its special guests. A must stop for lunch or anytime for ice cream. Very impressive staff service with exceptional food and ice cream that makes this place a special place!

Super cute sandwich shop down the road from Unclaimed Baggage! The service was excellent! Had the…read moreBLT, can't go wrong there. I also had a side salad and it was not great. Topped it off with a chocolate malt. Recommend stopping by when you're in town.

We visited Cathedral Caverns and on the way home we stopped by here. The interior has plenty of…read moretables and a big bar. The exterior has covered patio seating. They had a selection of burgers, salads, and sandwiches. The drink I ordered was a frozen peach drink that was amazing!!!!! So refreshing after a day that we had in the heat. I ordered the burger with pimento and fried green tomato. Tasted like a homemade burger. I really enjoyed it. It wasn't greasy at all. The bun was soft and the fries were great. I didn't have room for dessert but would have loved to. The staff was really friendly.

The staff was super friendly - the beer was very good - and I had probably the best Philly outside…read moreof Philly possible. They sure do not skimp on the beef! Very, very good - highly recommended!!

The Madison location has only been open since December 2024, so it's quiet with a well-trained…read moreyoung lady staff person. I tried blackberry peach cobbler, which I've never had. It was delicious--not overly sweet, just right. Portion is hearty, good enough for dessert without being too much. There's dozens of dessert choices here. Cobbler automatically comes with BIG scoop of vanilla ice cream on top. Ice cream is rich and creamy and good, but it's so big you can't dig down to the cobbler for a while! Suggestion: get the ice cream on the side. Eat the warm cobbler and make the most out of it--that's the main reason you're at Peach Cobbler Factory.

Staff friendly Very…read moreClean and Tidy We bought the smallest peach Cobbler Bland canned tasting peaches The ice cream the only redeeming part of this order

We went tonight to get milkshakes and I could not believe what they gave me. It was straight up…read morejust milk. There was barely any ice cream in it. I could have drank the whole thing in 10 seconds if I wanted to because there was no ice cream in it. My nephew and his girlfriend told me that's how they always are and you can pay more to have it thick. I laughed and told him that's not how it's supposed to be! Thick means you can barely suck it through a straw. I went back and told the girl who worked there and she remade it. It was better but still very milky. I'm sorry but this is ridiculous to me. If people are paying for this they are just dumb. You are getting ripped off.

The staff is very kind and helpful. It didn't take forever with three orders and a line. They work…read morehard to keep it clean, I can tell!

Wow. Instead of asking if I can be helped thw lady served coffee to every single person sitting…read moredown, then refilled the coffee pot and served more. I waited very patiently. When she came back up I asked for a loaf a bread sitting on the rack, not wrapped to go for some one. The sign listed available pastries and bread. Shw flat our told me everything was reserved. Never have I experienced such an unwelcoming place

We visited Christine's German Bake Shop on Saturday after driving by and feeling enticed. I'm not…read moresure how this bake shop wound up in rural north Alabama, but Christine's is the real deal! Open only Wednesday - Saturday during the day, Christine serves up mostly baked goods. She does also offer some soups as well as wurst and currywurst! Be advised that you generally have to order ahead for any kind of bread or brotchen. We sampled pretty much everything she had to offer in the late afternoon. Plum, cherry, and blueberry coffee cake as well as bienenstich (beesting cake). My mother, who grew up in the German ward of St. Louis and is from a German family, was overjoyed, as she was taken right back to her childhood. Perfectly crumbly, buttery crumb cakes with fresh fruits -- they were all delicious, but the plum was the best. I had a slice of bienenstich, which is a cake filled with vanilla custard/cream and topped with caramelized almonds. The cream was so mild and airy and paired perfectly with the crunchy, sweet almond topping. The owner and baker -- who I can only presume is Christine -- was there and she spoke to us about her life in Germany and how she has been running her bakery here for 20 years (she started at around age 40, by the way!) She had a talent for being available when we needed her and hanging back when we wanted "us" time. She was a joy and we loved talking with her. I'll absolutely order some bread in the future and make the drive out. It'll be great to see Christine again! If you're looking for a road trip out of Huntsville -- this is one not to miss.

What a candy store!!!! And ice cream!! And friendly staff!!! And they have sugar-free also!! No…read morereason not to stop by Here's a couple of pics. (They were a little busy for me to take very many pictures)

I stopped here for a treat last weekend to top off a conference in Guntersville. It was...fine…read more This new treat shop is located in the fashionable City Harbor. It's bookended by restaurants and shopping and you get a really nice view of Lake Guntersville. Parking is, theoretically, ample -- though on a busy Saturday afternoon, spots were a little sparse. Just goes to show how popular this locale is. The shop is large and spacious and smells good. It was very clean looking inside. I was greeted nicely upon entry. They have caramel apples, chocolates, fudge, and bonbons galore, and of course ice cream and milkshakes. Ice cream was what I visited for, but the other treats looked delicious. They have a goodly number of ice cream flavors. I was miffed to have a very hard time telling what was what. The square placards that describe the flavors are quite small, and I didn't even realize that flavors were layered two at a time (ie, one carton of ice cream on top was one flavor, below was another) until after I'd placed my order because the placards are smushed so close to the top/bottom of the glass. Fortunately, I scanned these options while the employee scooped my treat and didn't see one that really I wished I'd gotten instead. I was looking for a coffee flavored ice cream and was disappointed to not find it. Could be user error -- as mentioned, the flavor cards were not eye-catching to me -- but still. I wound up with the sea salt chocolate caramel. I ordered one scoop. The employee passed it my way and I went to check out. There were too open registers and I stood facing them for a moment or two. Both employees working them made eye contact with me and then went back to looking at the register, despite me being the only person in line/needing service. It was like they weren't sure what to do. I eventually picked one and said something to the effect of, "This is it for me." The employee wordlessly rang me up and I paid. It didn't feel like she was trying to be rude, but it was...weird and uncomfortable. My single scoop was ~$7 before tip. Now mind you it was a fairly sizeable scoop...but I'd so much rather have a smaller scoop at a lower price. The ice cream itself was good, albeit not mind-blowing. Very rich and creamy. I enjoyed the sea salt caramel and small chocolate covered caramel hunks in the scoop, though I do wish the actual chocolate part had been a bit more deeply chocolatey, if that makes sense. Overall, I think this is a good fit/concept for the space and I'd be down to try it again. If I visit again, I'd look for that coffee ice cream, or maybe try a caramel apple.