Hours
| Thursday | 6 AM–2 PM |
| Friday | 6 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 6 AM–2 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Monday | 6 AM–2 PM |
| Tuesday | 6 AM–2 PM |
| Wednesday | 6 AM–2 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 907 E Willow St, Scottsboro, AL 35768
Phone: (256) 574-3455
Website: https://liberty-restaurant.placeid.site/
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Reviews
Jess Ferguson
First time going to this diner and it was fantastic. I got a coffee and a loggers omelet with grits and toast, it was amazing! Fresh and a great portion. The service was great, on top of the coffee and the customer satisfaction! Very nice place, prices were fair!
… moreCassie Trammell
The food is delicious. The staff is friendly and attentive. Even had other customers come by and welcome us. A very home environment. Will definitely stop by next time Im close.
… moreLynne Chapman
This diner consistently has the best southern food I have ever had. I’ve ordered breakfast; the omelet was perfect and the hashbrowns had large pieces of ham and also peppers, fabulous. Today I have ordered a fried porkchop, and it is the best I have ever had, hands down. And that’s saying a lot b/c I am from the south. The coating on the chop was unlike any I have had…it was fluffy, but not overly filling, with delicious flavoring. These folks know their seasoning. I recommend this place to people all the time. Absolutely exceptional food, very reasonable cost.
… moreMichele Pappagallo
Stopped here for a late lunch today while traveling through the area. It is a cute little mom and pop diner with a nice selection of home-style menu items. Fried chicken, Hamburger steak, Chicken and dumplings, etc. My hubby tried the Hamburger Casserole with a salad and baked potato, and I had the BBQ Stuffed Potato. Portions were good, and the prices were reasonable. We ordered a slice of Sawdust Pie to go because they are apparently famous for their desserts….and it was fantastic. It was like Coconut Pie and Pecan Pie had a baby, and it was a great combination of flavors. The server was very friendly and checked on us often. Definitely a cute hometown vibe with lots of hometown recipes to choose from.
… moreMichael Blanks
My wife and I ate here for the first time ever. Let me tell you something. This place was impressive to us. Might be a tiny bit pricey but everything is pricey today. Great vegetables, fried catfish. Im hungry again just telling about our experience. You order by pencil . Put a check beside what you want to order on a small piece of paper that has the vegetables list and drinks on it. ( AND DESERT). Sawdust pie. Going to try it next time we eat there. I was too full today to eat desert. Coffee is awesome. It was on this visit for sure. I recommend this to everyone.. Yum yum
… moreChris Robinson
My friends and I rode thru here on a motorcycle day trip and we were so glad we stopped in for breakfast! This place was amazing! Party Melt was insane as well as the Loaded Hashbrowns! Will absolutely come back here! Still want to try the Sawdust Pie! Staff was extremely accommodating and pleasant, thank you so much!
… moreNancy Tolbert
Literally the slowest service I think I have ever experienced. Sitting here now for 30+ minutes waiting on our food. The waitress had not even come by to refill our drinks or to let us know how much longer we will have to wait. I honestly don’t think they would notice if we just walked out. It’s breakfast. Do they not cook most of the items in mass quantities so it’s ready during the busy times? Will not be back.we finally left after being there for an hour without getting any food. So sad. They didn’t even seem to care.
… moreMSinCincy
Down home food with friendly staff and bright comfortable booth seating.
… moreSandra Glewwe
Good, quick southern food! We enjoyed the catfish and the chicken- they cook both very well-, the fried green tomatoes, and the huge hush puppies! Green beans and okra was good, as was the Mac and cheese.
Service was good and friendly. It’s a great place to fuel up before you go shopping at Unclaimed Baggage!
… moreService was good and friendly. It’s a great place to fuel up before you go shopping at Unclaimed Baggage!
Bailey
Visited for lunch a few weeks ago and was unfortunately sorely disappointed.
I arrived at about 12:45 and found a fairly full parking lot. The lot is a little torn up but not too bad. It’s easy to get in and out.
Walked around to the front and stood in the entryway for a few minutes. Didn’t know the protocol since it was my first visit. Eventually, a waitress said loudly from the drink machine to seat myself, so I selected an empty booth near the kitchen. There’s a lot of seating inside. I’d say the restaurant was about 1/3 full. Idk where people park when they’re at capacity lol.
Waitress came over and somewhat incredulously asked if I was by myself, which I confirmed. She pushed a scrap of white paper in front of me and told me to circle what I wanted and she’d pick it up. Eh…okay. It was a limited menu of meat + 3 combinations. They advertise breakfast till 1 as well as burgers and sandwiches but none of that was on there. However, the waitress’ demeanor can only be described as frosty, and fortunately I was okay with my choices, so I kept to myself. But a part of me was kind of curious about breakfast for lunch. Alas.
She returned with my tea wordlessly and swiped up my slip with my order. I circled a fried chicken breast with “potato patties” and fried okra. The sweet tea was the best thing I had and I enjoyed drinking it while I waited for my food. No refills or to go cups were ever offered though.
I will grant the food came out fairly fast…but it also came out cold. Well, the chicken and potatoes were approximating room temperature, but the okra wasn’t even lukewarm. My grouchy waitress also didn’t give me any silverware and ran off before I could ask for any. I had to hunt down a different, only marginally less grouchy waitress so I could eat my food with a fork.
It’s a shame the okra was cold because it had a hint of potential; the breading was sort of cornmeal-y and might have once been crispy. As it was, it wasn’t good at all — the cold okra got slimy. The chicken was passable but also not nearly hot enough. The breading also needed more seasoning. The potato patties were…not patties? I was expecting something like a Jojo (small crispy potato round, thicker than a chip) or at least something circular lol, but instead I got two scoops of a sort of whipped potato casserole. This would’ve also been alright except it was lukewarm and, even worse, absolutely replete with still-crunchy large pieces of onion. Couldn’t get a mouthful without them and left with much smellier breath.
The one redeeming factor other than the tea was the bread basket: two yeast rolls and a hunk of cornbread. The cornbread was awful (bland and dry), but the yeast rolls were soft and warm and about the only food item I legitimately enjoyed — even though, once again, my waitress left me hanging with no butter.
I really couldn’t wait to get out as I felt terribly unwelcome, so as soon as I ate what I could stomach I went to the marginally less unfriendly waitress and paid at the register. The price was decent (~$15 before tip). I did still tip, but I was salty — legitimately some of the worst service I’ve had in a long time. I’m forgiving of long wait times and forgotten stuff, but I really don’t like callous attitudes when I do my best to be pleasant and accommodating.
Definitely wouldn’t return. 2 stars because the food was edible and the place was clean enough. The hunt for a decent lunch in Scottsboro continues.
… moreI arrived at about 12:45 and found a fairly full parking lot. The lot is a little torn up but not too bad. It’s easy to get in and out.
Walked around to the front and stood in the entryway for a few minutes. Didn’t know the protocol since it was my first visit. Eventually, a waitress said loudly from the drink machine to seat myself, so I selected an empty booth near the kitchen. There’s a lot of seating inside. I’d say the restaurant was about 1/3 full. Idk where people park when they’re at capacity lol.
Waitress came over and somewhat incredulously asked if I was by myself, which I confirmed. She pushed a scrap of white paper in front of me and told me to circle what I wanted and she’d pick it up. Eh…okay. It was a limited menu of meat + 3 combinations. They advertise breakfast till 1 as well as burgers and sandwiches but none of that was on there. However, the waitress’ demeanor can only be described as frosty, and fortunately I was okay with my choices, so I kept to myself. But a part of me was kind of curious about breakfast for lunch. Alas.
She returned with my tea wordlessly and swiped up my slip with my order. I circled a fried chicken breast with “potato patties” and fried okra. The sweet tea was the best thing I had and I enjoyed drinking it while I waited for my food. No refills or to go cups were ever offered though.
I will grant the food came out fairly fast…but it also came out cold. Well, the chicken and potatoes were approximating room temperature, but the okra wasn’t even lukewarm. My grouchy waitress also didn’t give me any silverware and ran off before I could ask for any. I had to hunt down a different, only marginally less grouchy waitress so I could eat my food with a fork.
It’s a shame the okra was cold because it had a hint of potential; the breading was sort of cornmeal-y and might have once been crispy. As it was, it wasn’t good at all — the cold okra got slimy. The chicken was passable but also not nearly hot enough. The breading also needed more seasoning. The potato patties were…not patties? I was expecting something like a Jojo (small crispy potato round, thicker than a chip) or at least something circular lol, but instead I got two scoops of a sort of whipped potato casserole. This would’ve also been alright except it was lukewarm and, even worse, absolutely replete with still-crunchy large pieces of onion. Couldn’t get a mouthful without them and left with much smellier breath.
The one redeeming factor other than the tea was the bread basket: two yeast rolls and a hunk of cornbread. The cornbread was awful (bland and dry), but the yeast rolls were soft and warm and about the only food item I legitimately enjoyed — even though, once again, my waitress left me hanging with no butter.
I really couldn’t wait to get out as I felt terribly unwelcome, so as soon as I ate what I could stomach I went to the marginally less unfriendly waitress and paid at the register. The price was decent (~$15 before tip). I did still tip, but I was salty — legitimately some of the worst service I’ve had in a long time. I’m forgiving of long wait times and forgotten stuff, but I really don’t like callous attitudes when I do my best to be pleasant and accommodating.
Definitely wouldn’t return. 2 stars because the food was edible and the place was clean enough. The hunt for a decent lunch in Scottsboro continues.