Blue Moon Cafe, Montgomery, Alabama Restaurant Details

Food:

Good cooking. Friendly service.

Food:

Down home Deep South cooking at its best!!

Food:

Not good. (like review saying). They tried to be some thing like Boston Market, or Jason's Deli type of authentic american restaurant but interior is cheap and food also is something came out of freezer.
Old people's place.
My RECOMMENDATION IS "SOMMER'S PLACE". IT IS 400% BETTER FOR EVERYTHING (even price!) AND it is only 0.2 miles away.

Do not go after 1:30 PM. They are closing at 2:30 PM so nobody will care about you except collecting money while you are eating. (For me, after 2 minutes bringing food, a cashier kept coming to me for the payment and signing the bill.

* Country Fried Steak - Terrible.
* Mac and Cheese - Worst ever.
* Cheese bread - ok
* Turnip Green - Boiled in plain water (not salty was good but no taste, no bacon, nothing except green and water)
* Breaded Fried Chicken - OK
* Skin Fried Chicken - OK

Kid's meal - $7
Adult - $9 (1 Meat and 2 side)

Food:

I love the cafeteria-style Southern restaurant. Meat and threes open up a world or possibilities, and most of them end up being pretty darn good. Blue Moon Cafe an excellent modern realization of this concept, with a wide open space with lots of tables and plenty of people to help you get your drinks and anything else you'll need. Plus, they're even open for Sunday lunch (though it costs a bit more than the rest of the week).

HOW do these places manage to keep their fried chicken crispy when it's sitting in that hotel pan, waiting for me to pick it up? I'll never understand, but Blue Moon's was awesome, with a crispy crunch that was more airy than some other places I've tried around here. Collards and broccoli casserole were just dandy, too. The carrot salad was sweet enough to work as a dessert, if you weren't so inclined to grab an actual dessert from the buffet line.

As I sat there and ate my Sunday lunch, I watched the stream of people filter in through the door, no doubt coming straight from church and wanting to indulge in the particular speciality that defines this part of the country. Even if the taste of the food hadn't convinced me, I knew from the local support that Blue Moon Cafe is the real deal.

Food:

Very friendly