Family owned and great environment! Great food and reasonable prices! They always working to make…read moresure, that you get great service! Everyone needs to give it a try!

Great food and very fast service. The owner helped me prepare my meal to go when I needed it to go…read morefast.

We have been regulars at Vittles for quite some time and have always enjoyed our experiences there…read more Because we value having this spot in our community, I wanted to share some feedback regarding a shift we've noticed recently. Things have started feeling different--the atmosphere is less welcoming than it used to be. On a recent visit, there was some confusion regarding the corned beef hash. I was previously told they were out of corned beef (which implied it was homemade), only to find it was canned on a subsequent visit. When I politely asked about this, and about why the dish was served with an additional side of hash browns--which contained onions and peppers that I am allergic to--the interaction became uncomfortable. The conversation with our waiter took an unexpected turn when he asked if we were "Yankees." When I confirmed we were from the North, he remarked, "It figures," and accused me of having an "attitude" when I merely questioned the menu composition. The experience concluded at the register. When we were charged 79 cents for extra salsa instead of the 50 cents we were quoted, an older woman stepped in. When I politely pointed out the price discrepancy, she was dismissive and snotty, turning her back on us while we were still speaking. When I asked about "the customer is always right," it was clear service--and kindness--no longer seemed to be a priority. It is disheartening because the food has historically been consistent, and we truly miss the days when staff like Ami made us feel welcome. I am not writing this for a refund or a correction; I simply wanted to share my perspective. Everyone has a bad day, but to lose a long-time customer over such a minor interaction is a shame. While I personally won't be returning after being treated that way, I still hope those who enjoy the food continue to support the business. I just hope that, moving forward, the team remembers that kindness matters as much as the meal itself.

Great addition to Ozark, I'm glad I stopped. Located off of 231 right down for the Inland Gas…read morestation. Friendly staff with good food and large portions. I enjoyed the Western omelette--add spinach + hash browns--add onions; DELICIOUS!! I have to admit that it is better than the local Waffle House there in town. Get there at a decent time, because it does draw a crowd, mainly locals and truck drivers passing through.

Loose Brick Coffee is in the quaint downtown area of Ozark, Alabama. The service was friendly and…read moreprofessional and the place has a pretty cool overall vibe. Ozark, Alabama definitely has been growing and Loose Brick Coffee is a great addition to the quaint downtown Ozark area. If you find yourself in the area, I would definitely recommend visiting Loose Brick Coffee.

This is my go-to spot for coffee and fresh OJ while visiting family. My parents and myself love the…read morecaramel macchiato with oatmilk. Customer service is always prompt and coffee always fresh. I'm not positive but think they may roast their own coffee beans. Check them out if you're in the Wiregrass area.

Nice edition to Ozark... Being that I enjoy coffee on a regular, I was excited to see the new drive…read morethru coffee establishment join the ranks of new businesses in Ozark, AL. I went on a Friday morning and to my surprise it was busy; like seven (7) cars in front of me. I opted for the iced caramel macchiato with almond milk. Now, let's talk about the milk options which were: whole milk, almond milk, and half and half. Slightly disappointed being that I'm a two percent (2%) milk kind of guy. Owner may want to consider onboarding at least one percent (1%) milk, that way it can be mixed with the whole...just my thoughts. Grabbed a caramel donut for the culture as well. It was fresh and not too sweet. Overall I'm happy with my $5.62 purchase.

Ordered two coffees and a sausage egg and cheese croissant for $18. For the quality and quickness…read moreand the size of the croissant it was worth every penny. Definitely recommend.

"Pit stop in town with my pint-sized partner in crime. We did a deep-dive donut tasting, and…read morehonestly? Life-changing. The texture was pillowy perfection, the service was suspiciously nice, and the chocolate donut just slid into my Top 4 of all time. I'm not saying I'd move here for a pastry... but I'm checking Zillow."

The man running the store this morning is very rude, can't fill order properly and over charges…read more When it was brought to his attention he claimed I stole 2 donuts out of the box and so he was "giving me 2 on the house"

Waffle House has become an iconic presence on the culinary landscape here in the southeastern…read moreUnited States. It seems that their familiar logo beckons in all of its bright yellow neon glory road-weary travelers, partying college kids, parents with kids in tow, hungry workers seeking a casual and quick sit-down meal and just about everyone else from every walk of life. Since Waffle House opened its first location back on September 5, 1955 in Avondale Estates, Georgia, it quickly established itself by offering a consistent selection of food and by being open twenty-four hours a day. For me, the biggest appeal of Waffle House has always been their hash browns, which you can get basic or topped with a variety of toppings such as chili, white sausage gravy, cheese, ham, onions and so many more items and you can combine these toppings in a multitude of ways. For my main course, I have usually gone with their patty melts or one of their egg breakfast options. I myself can see the strangeness that I have never had a waffle in a business where waffle is in their very name, but I prefer a more savory breakfast than a sweet one. If you are in the southeast United States, odds are you have probably passed a Waffle House location. It seems that they are on almost every major highway exit ramp and strategically placed throughout most cities and towns in the southeast. If you see one, give them a try.

The food was amazing. It came out super fast and it was cooked properly. we were served fast and…read morethe lady helping us (Josie) was always checking up on us. My favorite part about this Waffle House was the ambiance. The workers were singing and when you played music they'd jam out with you. Everything was clean and most of all... the syrup containers were clean . Best Waffle House I've ever been to.

On our way heading to Florida, we decided to stop at this location…read more So far the best customer experience I have ever had at a McDonald's. Lisa the manager was very nice and very attentive with her team and how everything was been operated and also with how us customers where been help, the cashier was also very sweet and nice, I don't recall her name. Thank you so much for the kindness she gave me and my family and for going above and beyond !!

It's McDonald's, what did you expect? Super busy all the time even at 2pm when you're grabbing a…read morehappy meal to make up for neglecting your children while waiting in the car line.

The food was good, but the customer service is terrible, especially when it comes to choosing where…read moreto sit. We were a group of 10 people and sat in the private dining room. However, because we were fewer than 12 guests, the owner came over, insulted us, and told us to leave that area, saying it was not intended for small groups. Perhaps what she said was technically correct, but the way she said it completely ruined any desire we had to return to this restaurant. We moved to the area we were instructed to use without arguing or complaining. No one even apologized for the uncomfortable situation they put us through. As we were leaving, we took a quick look at the private room we had been asked to leave, and there was only one group of six people sitting there, eating and chatting. That made us wonder whether we had been moved because of prejudice rather than the restaurant's seating policy.

Hoppergrass is a great and cheap buffet place in the heart of Ozark, Alabama. The workers and chefs…read moreare all very friendly and welcoming. The service is fast given it is a buffet restaurant and all of the food was kept warm and tasted delicious! The restaurant itself is lightly decorated with nothing over the top and is an overall nice quiet place when not in peak lunch conditions. The bathrooms could use some work but it is far better than other restaurants in the area. Loved stopping by and would certainly eat here again anytime I am passing through!