Mamma Mia

Visit date 08/10/25. The exterior of the building is worn and dated, curbing not cleaned, shrubs not trimmed, a large vine is starting over take left side of entrance. The enterior looked as though a remodel had happened at some point and the hanging light fixtures were not replaced or repositioned. The restrooms were dated and disgusting. There was only one menu which was taped to the counter so everyone had to crowd around it to order. Only one of the multiple employees was wearing a hair restraint (baseball hat or hair net). The male cook was not wearing a beard net to to cover his facial hair. No one in the kitchen was wearing food safety gloves; everyone was using their bare hands to prepare food. The server refilled our drinks by taking each glass (with our used straws) back to the

Amazing food and service. The restaurant has been newly remodeled and it looks amazing. The food and the kindness is unbeatable.

Great food, homey atmosphere, and very attentive employees.

The dining area is nice and has a homie feeling to it. The staff was really nice and helpful. I got the baked spaghetti, which comes with salad and garlic bread. The salad and garlic bread was really good. The baked spaghetti though is not good at all. The sauce tastes like it came from a can and the meat that was added was way too greasy. While eating here most people were getting pizza. I would say it's not a horrible place just what I got was not good at all.

First time I've ever ate the food here. To be honest I didn't even know this place existed until yesterday. I ordered a pepperoni and cheese pizza as well as fried pickles. Literally the best fried pickles I've had other than the ones at the Russell County Fair. Pizza was good too though I thought the crust could be a bit thicker but still worth the price. Staff was pleasant I guess. Food was ready quick.