Location: Foley
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Discover Restaurants offering the best Cafe food in Foley, Alabama, United States. Foley is a city in Baldwin County, Alabama, United States. The 2010 census lists the population of the city as 14,618. Foley is a principal city of the Daphne–Fairhope–Foley Micropolitan Statistical Area, which includes all of Baldwin County.
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1. The Copper Kettle Tea Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Monica R
The place never disappoints me, no matter how many times I visit! The two sisters who own the precious and quaint tea house are wonderful and so great to talk with and so personable! Had a cup of Sherry Meatball soup which was wonderful and full of veggies! Shared the hummus with raw veggies and chips and it was good. Tried 3 different teas and asked suggestions from Lindsey, the waitress, who was so helpful. Finished off the meal with a piece of the salted caramel cheesecake which was delicious and so light, not dense. The food is always so beautifully presented.
Where to eat Bar food in Foley: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. The Drowsy Poet
Reviewed By Sharibaer
I had the Americana coffee with the peanut butter brownie today and both were wonderful. I wish there was one in Daphne!
3. Sugar Spice & Soul Cafe
Reviewed By Becky M
This cafe has just arrived in Foley. I visited after hearing so many positive comments in a short period of time. It t's a great place to have lu ch it do takeout. They also do catering. The sandwiches are not the usual fare and are delicious, made with fresh ingredients and served in very generous portions. Salads, soups and combo dishes are also on the menu. They have daily specials as well. Today's special was shrimp and grits so obviously, they do more than completely sandwiches. I had the turkey club which also had fresh avocado on it. This is a place that will see me again. And again.. it is small so there is not a lot of space for large groups but I have a feeling that a larger space will be needed for this business in the future. .
4. Kitty's Kafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 769 reviews
Reviewed By Kegan36604
Good food, large portions, very friendly servers. Located in a shopping center, it may not have the ambiance you're looking for, but it does have the food and service. We went for breakfast and weren't disappointed. I believe breakfast is served all day. Had the Greek Omelet and it was overstuffed with sautéed onions, peppers, etc; and an ample amount of feta. I'd go back....
5. Jimmy John's
Reviewed By Tootsis3
We live in an area where there have been no Jimmy Johnâs, had heard of the! Met the founder and his wife, Motor homing and were excited when we saw a Jimmy Johns being built.At last we were going to be able to have a Gourmet â Subway.âNever cared for subways, too much bread!!!We arrive after it opened. Excited!I ordered the small roast beef on their pretty French bread. My husband ordered a BLT.Our orders were called. He picked them up and came to table. Southern people like salt and pepper on their tomatoes.Couldnât find any anywhere. Walked up to where we paid and asked: I was given 2 salts and 2 small pepper packets, took back to table, one pepper empty.Tich of salt in each.Husband goes and asks for salt and pepper. He is given 2 small packs of salt and 2 of pepper.He then starts looking for plastic knives in order to cut our long sandwiches in half.Knives are not provided. We were told to bring them to the pick up area and a lady with a long butcher knife cut them in half for us...Finally we start to eat. The bread is fresh but SO tough my husband could barely eat it. I was struggling, too.I could eat about half of my bottom piece.He ended up taking his blt off the bread,Went to get a fork to eat it that way!Yep, you are right! No forks! We obviously are flabbergasted that our gourmet meal is no where near any expectations we had.And to that I had the thinnest cut roast beef I have ever seen, 3 small mealy tomatoes and very little shredded lettuce.My suggestion! Eat elsewhere. If you do go, remember to take your own salt and pepper and a plastic knife if you want to cut you long sandwich. And if the bread is tough, may as well take a fork so you donât need to eat with your hands.Frugal is not strong enough for what Jimmy Johns does not provide
