“To all the truck driver give this place a try.They do have truck parking, but not huge like the other truck stop.And the food is excellent!!!!Only reason I gave them a 4 is because there mask was not worn the correct way and the cashier wasn't wearing one at all.Now the Food!!!!!When you come in!!, the food was already prepared.( That's a good and bad)We ordered the chicken wings.They had 2 kind so we got both. BBQ and regular. My husband like the BBQ one, I didn't so much. It was kinda of dry for me.But the taste was really good.Then the lasagna was dang good, season very well, with a lot of cheese and a nice amount of meat.The green bean casserole and Mac and cheese taste like if you would of cooked them at home.The banana pudding was exceptional.Would we go back to this place??Yes we would. Taste like home cooking!!!Again except for the mask thing and next time we would order the wings fresh.“
“My recent visit to Huddle House was a delightful breakfast experience featuring classic favorites. The restaurant's cozy and welcoming atmosphere set the perfect stage for a satisfying meal. I enjoyed pancakes, perfectly fluffy and drizzled with syrup, alongside a flavorful omelette. Huddle House's commitment to delivering classic breakfast dishes and a warm dining experience was evident in every bite. The friendly service and the inviting ambiance added to the overall positive experience. Whether you're a fan of pancakes, omelettes, or simply seeking a comforting breakfast, Huddle House is a must-visit. I'm already looking forward to my next visit to savor more of their delicious offerings!“
“I often stop here on the way back from Birmingham. Usually the beer is cold and their cheese burger and onion rings are really good. It is a local place and normally have local clientele. They are hospitable but one should remember that it has been in business this long because of the locals.“
“We kept passing Southland around lunchtime and the parking lot was always packed to capacity, but we never got around to actually trying the place until nearly the end of our time in the Tuscaloosa area. Big mistake--this place is a diamond in the rough as far as restaurants go, and the "rough" is just the fact it's not an airbrushed chain establishment.They have a menu offering the best of Southern comfort foods in portions that will fill you up and leave you with some for lunch the next day--if you're hungry by then. There's also a salad bar for those desiring something a little more healthy, and a tantalizing offering of desserts for everyone else (there's a chocolate pie called something like French Silk, and it is a must-have while you're there). Everything is served up in a casual, country environment with good ol' Southern hospitality by both the servers and managers/owners as they come around to check on everyone to see how they're doing.It's a little detached from the main Tuscaloosa attractions, but it's worth the trip out of the way to eat at this little gem.“
“Food that we had ordered in the guy was awesome flavorful and there was plenty of it to top it off. The only downside to this place was they don't have half of their menu Stockton anytime. And there's a little bit of a wait most of the “