“I had the Monroe burger with baked beans. The burger was thick and large 8 ounces and was cooked medium. It was delicious and quite tasty. The wife had a pulled pork sandwich and she stated it was some of the best she has tasted. I tried some and wow she was absolutely correct. I happened to speak with some of the workers about the building and ended up getting a tour of the century old building. The building was originally a hardware store and is now a restaurant and a venue for weddings and receptions with a city view second floor outside deck. The center of the reception area has a super huge antique chandelier that can be moved from floor to floor by the use of a pulley. There is a wedding area complete with church pews and a grand piano. What I was also impressed by, was an old safe that was converted into a walk in freezer. The walls of the safe were about 2 feet thick of bricks and the wall was cut to install a door to enter the freezer. Unbelievably, the area had an open old style elevator controlled by cables and pulleys that actually worked. To conclude, a great place to dine with delicious food and a historic architectural atmosphere. If you come to Brewton, Alabama, enjoy a delicious meal and take is some of the architecture.“
“I had the Monroe burger with baked beans. The burger was thick and large 8 ounces and was cooked medium. It was delicious and quite tasty. The wife had a pulled pork sandwich and she stated it was some of the best she has tasted. I tried some and wow she was absolutely correct. I happened to speak with some of the workers about the building and ended up getting a tour of the century old building. The building was originally a hardware store and is now a restaurant and a venue for weddings and receptions with a city view second floor outside deck. The center of the reception area has a super huge antique chandelier that can be moved from floor to floor by the use of a pulley. There is a wedding area complete with church pews and a grand piano. What I was also impressed by, was an old safe that was converted into a walk in freezer. The walls of the safe were about 2 feet thick of bricks and the wall was cut to install a door to enter the freezer. Unbelievably, the area had an open old style elevator controlled by cables and pulleys that actually worked. To conclude, a great place to dine with delicious food and a historic architectural atmosphere. If you come to Brewton, Alabama, enjoy a delicious meal and take is some of the architecture.“