It was a slow night when six of us stopped in and ordered a variety of dishes…read more They were very attentive to changes to menu selections, and we all enjoyed a variety of dishes. The Fried Green Tomato BLT was awesome, the sweet potato fries were probably the best I've had! If you are in town, go there!

A company of twelve souls did gather at this establishment, hoping for fair victuals and merry…read morefellowship. Yet lo, near twenty minutes did pass ere the first soft draughts were brought forth unto our table. Most dishes arrived in reasonable accord, save for the burgers, which became the source of much bewilderment. One humble burger, requested with naught but cheese, embarked upon a tragic odyssey. No fewer than seven attempts were made to deliver this simple fare aright. Time and again the burger was borne back and forth as though its destiny remained uncertain, the keepers of the kitchen repeatedly seeking confirmation that cheese was indeed desired. At long last, nearly forty minutes hence, a solitary slice of cheese was bestowed upon it. Verily, a simple piece of cheese carried to the table might have ended the matter much sooner. Another member of our fellowship did request a modest alteration to their burger. The serving attendant assured us it posed no difficulty and would merely incur a surcharge of two dollars. Yet when the burger arrived by the hand of another servant, he curtly proclaimed, "Nay, we do not perform such things," and departed without further word. When our feast was concluded, we waited more than thirty minutes to receive our reckoning. To add further confusion, we were first presented with another patron's settled bill and credit card. Thus what ought to have been a simple supper stretched into nearly three hours. This delay was not born of revelry, additional rounds of drink, nor lingering conversation, but rather of service most wanting. Shouldst thou seek a place for a casual evening meal, I would counsel thee to cast thine eye elsewhere, unless thou possess an abundance of patience and time to spare. *** This review was indeed rewritten by ChatGPT so at least the review would be enjoyable and memorable, as the meal and service were not.

My wife and I came due to the place being featured on the Hometown Takeover show. My kind of place!…read moreIt doesn't pretend to be anything but the small town sports bar that it is. The food was good. Had a seafood platter, and weren't disappointed. Large serving sizes, too. You won't go away hungry. Wheelchair users won't find the men's room to be accessible. My wife assured me that the women's room was.

We stopped coming here for a while because the food wasn't too good. We always love the ambience,…read morethe cold beer in the service, but the food was lacking. Somethings changed. Maybe a new cook, maybe different recipes but the food is much better now. My mother and sister also noticed it. This time I had an order of 10 911 wings which were actually really good but I thought they could've been spicier. My wife had the chicken tenders and tater tots, which were very good as well. Definitely worth a visit, especially if you're into a football themed restaurants.

Great food, great prices and a fun atmosphere! One night a week, he will offer a special not on the…read moremenu and it's always delicious!!

Fast service and super nice people.Their food is delicious and served right off the grill.But based…read moreon the type of restaurant that it is,I feel like it's overpriced.

We were greeted and sat right away was about 10am on Monday the 8th of June. The waitress came over…read moreasked if we been in before explained we ate at them in another state then asked if we wanted coffee. The waitress came back a couple minutes later took our order. Food came out we had ordered the Chickichanga & The Works Omelet. Both dishes were amazing and tasty. Next time would ask for some salsa but great dishes. The only issue was once the food was served we never saw our waitress except across the room, didn't check to make sure everything okay or needed anything and finally when we were done 10 minutes flagged someone down to get our check that was very disappointing. Review is mainly for the food not the service or would be lower.

We have visited many First Watch locations throughout the southeast. We have always enjoyed our…read morevisits because the food is always good. The service is always good, and staff have always been friendly and caring. All the locations we visited were fairly new and nice and clean. Sometimes it can get loud in certain locations, but that was never a real issue. Today, I had the seasonal special of the "Chimichurri Steak & Eggs Hash". WOW! It was impressive. Everything was perfectly seasoned, well-cooked, and plated beautifully. I also had the "French Toast". It was sweet but enjoyable. We had an incredibly positive visit, and we will visit there again.

Very good authentic German food. I could put their gravy in a cup and drink it with a straw. It is…read morethat good.

Plantation House is a lovely restaurant in a beautiful old house. It's homey and charming. There's…read moreoutdoor seating and a large yard with a gazebo. It's perfect for kids needing to burn some energy. They normally serve German food here but I went on Thanksgiving. The Thanksgiving buffet was absolutely delicious. The buffet had a salad bar with green salad, broccoli, three bean salad, cranberry sauce, cucumber salad, and cherry fluff. The main buffet had ham, turkey and gravy, green beans, mashed potatoes, sweet potato casserole, cornbread dressing, corn, macaroni and cheese, turnip greens, cornbread and yeast rolls. The dessert bar had Black Forest cake rolls, blueberry delight, pumpkin crumble, apple pie, and chocolate chip pound cake. The service was friendly and warm. My waitress was very informative and sweet. I will definitely be back to try their usual menu.

Friendly fast service with several options to choose from on the menu. Fried chicken is the most…read morepopular. Delicious corn muffins and amazing mile high lemon meringue pie.

When we went there in 2021, it was fairly good. The older waitresses oozed the old south charm. And…read morethe food? It was like a good Southern family home cooking place. Now, I don't know what has happened since then, but something did. To begin with, the place always looked "used". It had been there a long time and that's expected but this time the chairs looked badly worn and the carpet was in need of help. But it looked clean over all. The workers were friendly but very busy. They had a teenage boy who seated us who was in need of some grooming. But he was polite, so we let it slide. The waitress was very casual and nice as well. But it looked like this one poor lady was handling the entire side of the place by herself. I can overlook all of the above if the food is good but... To begin with, I ordered the same meal I ate in 2021 and yes, I remembered it! As a turkey lover, I recalled it as a Thanksgiving kind of meal that I enjoyed which was why I ordered it again. It was billed on the menu as: Sliced turkey, stuffing, three sides and cranberry sauce. I could eat Thanksgiving 365! And that first time was like reliving Thanksgiving at Moms. Not this time. Aside from being out of broccoli (which limited the green sides down to green beans and/or collard greens- which I do not like) there was an issue with things not being as presented in the menu. The "stuffing" or "dressing" was a small heap of mushy something. It was thin, watery and bland. Horrible! The "sliced turkey" was fractured white meat of turkey, fractured so much that it seemed to meld into the mushy dressing. The two were undiscernable. And it, too, was bland. There was something they called turkey gravy but it was definitely a canned or otherwise prepackaged gravy: bright yellow in color and gloppy in texture. The mashed potatoes were fine, a little salty but fine, though I am not sure if they were homemade or from mix or what. The "green beans" were not what I had before. Before I had what, at worst, had been frozen green beans, though well-seasoned and cooked through. This time I was given Italian beans from a can that had no flavor to them. And then there was the mac n cheese. The test of a good Mom and Pop place is the M&C and this batch failed. Over cooked elbow macaroni in a non-saucy glob of light orange gunk that tasted like flour and not cheesy at all. If that sounds bad, worse was the pie. They used to serve cake and some damn good cake, too! But we were told today they serve pies. I ordered the lemon meringue. I make lemon meringue pie so I know fully well what one should taste and look like and this was NOT it! The fill looked like leftover banana pudding with the bananas extracted. It wasn't set and the meringue slid off of it. The meringue itself had a wateriness that I couldn't quite figure out but it was lightly toasted on top. The corn muffins were good, though they could have gone without being dunked in butter. Over all, I cannot give this place the report I would have liked to have given a landmark in Montgomery. Its sad, too.

My food was made wrong .. I asked for a Patty melt with swiss cheese not american . Fries was cold…read moreand i barely had any fries and NOT ONLY THAT !! GRITS TASTE HORRIBLE !! they taste like nacho cheese !! They got to do better in this economy or they will be shut down immediately

Walked in this morning at 5:30. Sign said "Open." Nobody was there but doors were open and lights…read morewere on. I called out and nobody responded. I thought it was 24-hour restaurant!