Gadsden, Alabama is located between the populated cities of Birmingham and Chattanooga, offering ample natural beauty alongside the Coosa River. Nearby Noccalula Falls Park is a sought after destination for many visitors, open for camping and exploration. Here are our top ten suggestions for dining out in Gadsden.
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Kati Thai
Kati Thai Cuisine | Courtesy of Chensiyuan
Kati Thai is what some would describe as a ‘hole in the wall’, offering minimal decor and a small parking lot but don’t let that deter a Thai food craving. The intimate restaurant offers a wonderful array of authentic Thai dishes prepared with the utmost care and fresh ingredients. From the menu start with the basil rolls and potstickers, then move to the drunken chicken with rice and blackberry roti for dessert.
Top O’ The River
Top O’ The River offers grain-fed, farm-raised catfish prepared daily by secret recipes. This family owned and operated establishment has been a labor of love for over 25 years. Thanks to its lake views, many patrons will see ducks, cranes, turtles and fish while dining. Top O’ The River has the capacity to host large parties and events as well. From the menu start with the fried pickles or hushpuppies, then move to the catfish and fried gulf shrimp, followed by the apple pie.
Old Mexico Cantina & Grille
Located on Interstate 59, Old Mexico Cantina & Grille is a great place to dine for both those staying in Gadsden, and for those merely driving through to reach their final destination. With the feel of Mexico in the formative years, patrons can count on the the food’s taste to be as good as the decor’s looks. From the menu try the la vega lunch special, which includes a choice of beans or rice with a chicken chimichanga and a sweet tea. The beef burritos and tacos are also recommended.
Jefferson’s Restaurant
Jefferson’s Restaurant has a downtown central location serving down home food in a sports bar atmosphere. Interested in watching your favorite sports team while eating? This is the place for you. The owner opened the restaurant in 1991 after graduating from college, gathering loan money from his parents and selling his treasured baseball cards. Now Jefferson’s is known to be a local hangout offering fried pickles, hot wings and juicy hamburgers. From the menu try the wings, which come in an assortment of flavors, from buffalo chicken to lemon peppered.
Beans and Greens
With a slogan like ‘put a little south in your mouth’, patrons might have a hint as to what they’re getting themselves into. Make sure to have a trusty GPS to find Beans and Greens because it’s in the middle of nowhere, next to cotton fields and Hokes Bluff. This buffet style restaurant serves everything from the country menu. Must tries from the lunch buffet are BBQ pork chops, chicken strips, hush puppies, and fried catfish. From the breakfast buffet try the homemade cinnamon rolls, biscuits and gravy, blueberry muffins, pancakes and cheese biscuits. Please note this restaurant is in the South and all tea is served extremely sweet unless otherwise specified.
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