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Crape Myrtle's Cafe
May 23, 2007 by marjorie lowe from gardendale

Overall Rating: 9
Food:[9] • Service:[9] • Atmosphere:[10]

• Outdoor seating with music was nice.
• Nothing comes immediately to mind.

“Excellent discovery. Had terrific breakfast there of an egg strata and a blueberry muffin. Was told they'd recently added breakfast. I was staying in hotel nearby and went back for crab cake and a drinks the next night. They share a building with a bookstore and both remained open into the evening. When I left about 9:30 pm both were still open. Reminds me of a quieter version of Kramer Books and its restaurant in D.C.”

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Los Compadres
Mar 3, 2007 by adam Mitchell from birmingham

Overall Rating: 9
Food:[10] • Service:[9] • Atmosphere:[8]

• The food, margaritas, family night.
• They serve too much food.

“I loved to there are many Mexican restaurants in my area however I just rather drive a few more minutes to this place¿s just fueled welcomed there , the staff heir is great! I also love their Cadillac margarita! Awesome...”

Broadway's Barbeque
Jun 1, 2006 by Randall from Hoover

Overall Rating: 10
Food:[10] • Service:[10] • Atmosphere:[9]

• Faster than fast food service.
• Limited parking.

“Fast service, friendly people and the BEST potatoes around...bar none!”

Pho Que Huong
Nov 6, 2005 by Andrew Rozsa from Indian Springs, AL

Overall Rating: 9
Food:[10] • Service:[9] • Atmosphere:[7]

• Genuine, inexpensive and addictive Vietnamese food.
• Closed from 3:00 to 5:00 P.M.

“Very occasionally we come across a restaurant of which we never get tired. Pho Que Huong is one these restaurants. We have been coming to it for 10 years and we will eat here as long as it exists. We have eaten Vietnamese food in most of major metropolitan areas in the US and Canada. We have never found anything better than Pho Que Huong. We understand ethnic Vietnamese food, but are Americans, so this restaurant's food will appeal to both those desiring something new and those who like genuine Vietnamese food. The owner/cook is friendly, knowledgeable and takes pride in her restaurant. Service is quick and courteous. Prices are unbeatable. We can have all the food we can eat for around $20.00, for the two of us. The restaurant has been written up in the Birmingham News several years ago as one of the top esoteric eateries in town. We agree heartily. They serve lunch (when it's more crowded) and dinner. We have never had to wait for a table. We ask for anuoc mama to dip our rolls in (I also like to pour it over my vegetables after I spike it with Vietnamese chili sauce) because it's more authentic, but there are other sauces more amenable to the less adventurous. I prefer spring rolls (Cha Gio), which are crisp on the outside and tender, inside. Soups with rice noodles and noodle or rice bowls are generous, so unless you are really hungry you want to have appetizers, soup and a rice or noodle bowl, all in one go. You WILL come back for seconds and thirds. We have never tried a dish we didn't like. In the last couple of years we have taken several friends to Pho Que Huong and without exception, they have all become addicted.”

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