Farmers Market Cafe - Montgomery

This is a great place to get fresh hot and delicious food. the staff are very friendly and attentive, this will be one of our places to visit frequently

What an ingenious market to enjoy some good ole down to house south cook! we, workers and I, have pampered us for the majority of us in chicken livers and gizzards. one or two ate asked huh and the works. I had a mixture of gizzards and leber along with sniper green, snap beans, roasted okra and a good piece of maisbrot. several colleagues have cut off their meals with nanner pudding. Personally I have filled this visit to meat and sweet! had half and half a tee as they make their mother a little on the sweet side. Nothing is wrong with that, I am only older and can not drink it as I use it. variety of meat and vegetables, gloomy and drink. if they wish a good cook by service with a smile and a little bit of a chat line! our server was excellent to never let our drinks low, didn't bother us, but kindly by hand to see if we needed something and then prepare a few of us to go some drinks. you will not go wrong to eat home cooking, sticking their ribs together, or better yet, make her tonge slap her brain out!

Yummy and satisfying: The CONECUH Hamburger! I've been indulging in all things CONECUH lately, and this burger from the popular Farmer's Market in downtown Montgomery, AL is the best thing I've tried so far. The burger is massive and comes with a generous portion of hot fries on the side. I absolutely loved my meal and the new Wednesday Lunch special! I highly recommend asking them to add this item to their daily menu - it's a must-try!

The restaurant offers delicious home-cooked meals in a peaceful and relaxed atmosphere. The staff was friendly and attentive, especially towards my toddler. The food was of top-notch quality and served promptly. Every dish had a homemade taste and was thoroughly satisfying.

We have come a few times for breakfast to give this place a fair trial. The staff is very friendly. The food is bland. The food is often Cold, greasy, and low end ingredients. The breakfast bowl is frozen hashbrowns covered in loosely scrambled egg and multiple slices of American cheese that appear to be microwaved over the top. The biscuits and gravy has watery gravy and it’s cold and lacks seasoning. The coffee is burned and watery. The French toast is just regular sandwich bread French toast that you can make at home. The omelette is potentially the only saving grace; although it also lacks seasoning. It seems like the common crowd here are retirees that have made this a bit of a habitual spot. People are coming here for socializing and not for the quality of the food. Bottom line: this place charges more than waffle house with a lower quality option. I would not recommend this at all.