If you happen to be in the Auburn/Opelika/Beauregard area on a weekend you have to check out…read moreSpanky's Stackhouse! They are only open Friday-Sunday from 7-2pm & Friday evenings from 4-8:30pm but the food is outstanding!! They have a huge variety of breakfast foods, handhelds with sides, steak dinners and friend catfish on Sundays with all the fixings!!! It's a hidden gem!!!

Awesome little hidden gem just west of Auburn GA! Totally worth the short drive. The food was…read moreamazing and so was the staff! There was a band there that was passing through and the waitress played their music over the system for everyone to hear! Lots of fun!!

Cute little place with TVs and a succinct menu. I had the wings and they were outstanding. It's…read moreworth the drive from Auburn or Opelika. Not far at all!!

Very small menu, but everything is fabulous. I had the Cajun burger with fries and it was…read morephenomenal. My hubby had the garlic mushroom and he said it was great. My niece had the Cajun salmon and said it was great. Service was fast and friendly. They did run out of unsweet tea, but offered to give us something different. It's a small, cozy restaurant. But it was clean and well decorated. The outside area had a lot of games to play while you hang out.

I was pretty disappointed in my nachos. I love nachos but these had nothing on them. They use…read moreDoritos as the chips and then pepper jack cheese which I thought would be fun, but no other standard nacho toppings. (I got without jalapeño). I will say service was great, the cashier was super nice and friendly. Overall their menu was very limited. They did make basic grilled cheese for my toddler, so I did really appreciate that. Environment was fun old school feel, and nice outdoor seating area.

The sandwiches have to be one of the best I have had lately…read more The staff was friendly and our order came out hot and fresh. Next time I'm in town I will stop by and sample more things on the menu. Thanks for the great service.

Was in Auburn to take care of some personal business, and stopped by One Forty Grill with my wife…read morefor dinner. Food was excellent - I had the best Cuban sandwich I've ever had (albeit it was a bit small). My wife thoroughly enjoyed her scallops. In short, the food was excellent, but do order some appetizers as the quantity of the entrees will leave you wanting. The service was outstanding as well, the servers and other staff were exceptionally friendly and accommodating!

Got a cheeseburger. Asked for medium with cheese, tomatoes, mayo, ketchup. They gave me this…read moredehydrated ass burger with two patties, hard as rubber. -3 out of 10. You'd get a better burger at McDonald's. Chicken fettuccine pesto pasta was decent. However, considering the price point, Olive Garden is probably a better option.

The spicy chicken was perfectly crispy with just the right amount of heat -- flavorful without…read morebeing overwhelming. The chicken and waffles were a total comfort-food win: golden, crunchy chicken paired with soft, fluffy waffles and sweet syrup that tied it all together. Great balance, great taste, and solid service all around!

I waited 45 mins for an order of fries. some guy that doesn't even work here (his works exactly)…read moretried to get me to buy the most expensive thing on the menu. he was standing behind the order desk too. if you want late night food, DO NOT GO HERE

Been here a couple of times over the past year or so. Good selection of burgers. Have been…read moresatisfied each time. I like the way they cook their fries. Nice and crisp without being over fried.

I was fully prepared to let this go--truly, I was…read more Then I saw a cross-post on Facebook enthusiastically declaring the restaurant's love for students while politely reserving the summer months for the "townies." Nothing makes the locals feel appreciated quite like being marketed as seasonal seat-fillers. I'm a burger 'n a beer guy, and I had been meaning to try this place for a while--even though I suspected I might not fit the target demographic (people who know what Wagyu beef is and believe that it is for burgers- that's not me). Still, I did my part. I chose a quiet summer Sunday evening and took my wife. The place wasn't crowded, and we were seated quickly. So far, so good. The townies were in play! I asked for a draft beer list. I didn't feel it in the moment but that is where the train jumped off of the track! Instead, I received a QR code. Fine. I've played this game before and it worked great, taking me directly to the current beer list. Except this QR code didn't lead to a beer list. It led to an app. Apparently; beverages had been placed behind a technological security checkpoint. I'm not in the habit of collecting unnecessary restaurant apps like souvenir cups, but I tried to be a good sport and downloaded it. The app then requested my personal information so I could create an account--because, evidently, viewing a draft beer list now requires the same level of commitment as applying for a mortgage. That was where I drew the line. I closed the app, deleted it, and decided I would just drink water. Then I remembered why I had come: a burger and a beer. A burger and water felt less like dinner and more like disciplinary action. So, I told my wife we needed a new plan, because we weren't eating there. We regrouped at The Irish Bred Pub in Opelika and had a great meal. No app. No account. No data harvesting. No identity verification. I didn't even need to provide the name of my first pet. Better yet, there was no need to consult a beer list--they always have Guinness on tap. I won't be back to Jack Brown's Beer & Burger Joint. Will my absence affect their's bottom line? Of course not. I'm one townie with unreasonable expectations--like being allowed to see what beer is available without entering into a formal digital relationship. But from this townie's perspective, the customer-engagement experience was a complete miss. The food may be outstanding. It may also be a spectacularly good value. I'll never know because I couldn't make it past the beer-menu background check. Potenial customers keep doing what you're doing. Just understand that anyone who wants to see the draft beer list will apparently need to surrender an email address first. Oh--and for the record, I never even clicked the QR code for the food menu. By then, I had already exceeded my administrative limit for dinner.

Atmosphere and food are great. Much easier than Nashville locations to navigate. Highly…read morerecommended!!

Of all the chicken tender places in Auburn, this one actually offers something unique in my humble…read moreopinion! The tenders were extra large, crispy, and spicy. I ordered hot, but I eat sriracha like ketchup. Definitely recommend that most of you start with mild. My only complaint is that the music was blaring, but maybe I'm just getting too old for downtown .

First time, wrong counter to start Chee burgers no bun…read more Fries were terrific, lived up to its diveness , I'll go back!

Burgers are always great, but but a fan I Of a dog being in…read moreor near the prep area, even though it may be a service dog.