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Hours
| Wednesday | 10:30 AM–6:30 PM |
| Thursday | 10:30 AM–6:30 PM |
| Friday | 10:30 AM–6:30 PM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–3 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 10:30 AM–6:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 10:30 AM–6:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1831 28th Ave S Suite N101, Homewood, AL 35209
Phone: (205) 582-0062
Website: https://www.ashleymacs.com/
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Reviews
skoolie_ life
The staff were friendly and accommodating. The croissant (chicken salad sandwich) was old and hard. The chicken salad itself was decent, but on the dry side. There wasn’t enough chicken salad to fill the croissant. I ended up using a lot of mayo on the sandwich to compensate for the dryness. A slice of tomato and some lettuce on it would’ve been nice The Greek pasta salad was good, but I only got one little tomato. Other than that one tomato, it was just pasta and oil with a little feta. It was flavorful, though. I probably won’t return.
… moreAshley D
All locations I’ve been to are excellent with friendly staff. The food is consistently fabulous. There are take-home meal options available as well as dine-in and takeout. Highly recommend the baby blue salad and pimento cheese melt with poppy’s pickles. By the way, grab her cookbook for wonderful recipes to make at home. I love it!
… moreVeka Rembert
The chicken salad here is the worst thing I’ve eaten in a long time…
I ordered the salad trio with chicken salad, pasta salad and Cahaba salad w/ranch. Pasta salad and Cahaba salad (which is just a regular house salad) were decent, chicken salad ruined my appetite. It’s disgustingly sweet, and that is not due to the grapes included in it, which add even more sweetness. It’s clearly loaded with sugar. I threw the whole plate away and would never come back.
… moreI ordered the salad trio with chicken salad, pasta salad and Cahaba salad w/ranch. Pasta salad and Cahaba salad (which is just a regular house salad) were decent, chicken salad ruined my appetite. It’s disgustingly sweet, and that is not due to the grapes included in it, which add even more sweetness. It’s clearly loaded with sugar. I threw the whole plate away and would never come back.
Lindy R
Great chicken salad and broccoli slaw! Croissant that chicken salad came on is ok, but not the best. Staff is friendly and love the option of take home meals. It’s a great lunch spot!
… moreKelly Clayton
I had Thanksgiving dinner delivered. The food was delicious everything I got. My dog passed away that day and I greatly appreciated having something already cooked for me to eat the following day. It was an awful day but the food helped.
… moreStephanie Toney
Be aware that they close at 6:30 so lunch is a better option. The havarti and apple ham sandwich is quite good. I ordered a two item selection so I also got pimento cheese and crackers. The brownie dessert item was yummy. The ladies at the counter were very personable and made for a pleasant late lunch.
… moreBailey
3.5/5. Visited here for lunch today. Had heard a lot of good things about this local chain and it seemed like a good fit for me as I recover from some kind of nasty crud — lots of easy on the stomach, healthy options.
For anyone who may not have heard, this place reminds me of similar smaller scale chains like Chicken Salad Chick or even a little bit like Urban Cookhouse. If I had to compare it to a larger chain, I’d say it’s kind of like Panera. The biggest difference I’d say is the presence of a very large cooler with grab and go/take and bake type of meals. Definitely seems like a nice service.
This location was larger than I expected it to be. Outdoor parking was a little crazy around noon on a Thursday, but I managed to find a spot inside a nearby underground parking garage and the walk over wasn’t bad. They were moderately busy but there was plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Two cashiers were waiting for me to order at the counter. There’s also a shelf where carryout orders are left for pickup. Oh, and I stopped in the bathroom before I left and found it tidy.
I was in a bit of a hurry, so I quickly scanned the menu and decided on the lemon rosemary chicken. It comes with rice, a sour cream biscuit, and your choice of a side. My stomach was feeling a little on the fritz so I chose a fruit cup to keep it extra light.
Service was polite and efficient, which is all you can really ask for. I thought the price was a touch high, especially when I saw what I wound up getting: almost $16, and that’s before tip (and yes, they use the tablets that automatically prompt you to tip — I don’t mind tipping for the sake of the worker but I wish we as a society would just pay workers living wages rather than relying on tips, especially when there’s not really much “table service” even going on!).
The food was okay. I was bummed to see they serve Red Diamond tea; it’s not a favorite of mine at all, although I suppose it’s local so it makes sense. The chicken was probably the best part, in the sense that it was actually cooked perfectly. Still tender and juicy! I didn’t get much rosemary, though; the lemon and feta overwhelmed it and some bites were quite salty and/or acidic. The rice was also cooked well, not too mushy nor undercooked. The fruit cup was…fine. About one strawberry cut in halves, two apple pieces, a very small handful of grapes, and the rest of it oranges, which are not my favorite. Probably on me for ordering it, as I don’t tend to think fruit cups are worth it when dining out, but I was trying to cater to my tummy. If I return, I’d get something different.
The sour cream biscuit made me sad, lol. When I hear biscuit I think of a bread item at least the size of my palm. This was smaller than even a miniature muffin like you’d get in a snack pack for kids. It was about the size of the half of a strawberry in my fruit cup. It was tasty! But very small. 🙁 Maybe “drop biscuit” would’ve given me slightly more realistic expectations, haha.
Overall, this restaurant chain may fit the bill if you’re looking for something fairly healthy, quick, fresh, and unobjectionable, or if you’re looking to find an easy dinner to take home! If I return I hope to come back feeling more robust and ready to try something new like the poppyseed chicken. 🙂
… moreFor anyone who may not have heard, this place reminds me of similar smaller scale chains like Chicken Salad Chick or even a little bit like Urban Cookhouse. If I had to compare it to a larger chain, I’d say it’s kind of like Panera. The biggest difference I’d say is the presence of a very large cooler with grab and go/take and bake type of meals. Definitely seems like a nice service.
This location was larger than I expected it to be. Outdoor parking was a little crazy around noon on a Thursday, but I managed to find a spot inside a nearby underground parking garage and the walk over wasn’t bad. They were moderately busy but there was plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Two cashiers were waiting for me to order at the counter. There’s also a shelf where carryout orders are left for pickup. Oh, and I stopped in the bathroom before I left and found it tidy.
I was in a bit of a hurry, so I quickly scanned the menu and decided on the lemon rosemary chicken. It comes with rice, a sour cream biscuit, and your choice of a side. My stomach was feeling a little on the fritz so I chose a fruit cup to keep it extra light.
Service was polite and efficient, which is all you can really ask for. I thought the price was a touch high, especially when I saw what I wound up getting: almost $16, and that’s before tip (and yes, they use the tablets that automatically prompt you to tip — I don’t mind tipping for the sake of the worker but I wish we as a society would just pay workers living wages rather than relying on tips, especially when there’s not really much “table service” even going on!).
The food was okay. I was bummed to see they serve Red Diamond tea; it’s not a favorite of mine at all, although I suppose it’s local so it makes sense. The chicken was probably the best part, in the sense that it was actually cooked perfectly. Still tender and juicy! I didn’t get much rosemary, though; the lemon and feta overwhelmed it and some bites were quite salty and/or acidic. The rice was also cooked well, not too mushy nor undercooked. The fruit cup was…fine. About one strawberry cut in halves, two apple pieces, a very small handful of grapes, and the rest of it oranges, which are not my favorite. Probably on me for ordering it, as I don’t tend to think fruit cups are worth it when dining out, but I was trying to cater to my tummy. If I return, I’d get something different.
The sour cream biscuit made me sad, lol. When I hear biscuit I think of a bread item at least the size of my palm. This was smaller than even a miniature muffin like you’d get in a snack pack for kids. It was about the size of the half of a strawberry in my fruit cup. It was tasty! But very small. 🙁 Maybe “drop biscuit” would’ve given me slightly more realistic expectations, haha.
Overall, this restaurant chain may fit the bill if you’re looking for something fairly healthy, quick, fresh, and unobjectionable, or if you’re looking to find an easy dinner to take home! If I return I hope to come back feeling more robust and ready to try something new like the poppyseed chicken. 🙂
Erika Freeman
Ordered online and it was ready when I got there. Mandarin chicken salad is so good! Highly recommend.
… moreMary Katherine Cabaniss
I pick up casseroles from AM’s often to keep in the freezer for when kids come home from college or just in case we have a surprise visitor. They are always great and not over-the-top cheesy or creamy with lots of flavor. I have been frequenting their shops since they opened and now with the rewards program I get a free casserole every other time I visit (I buy a lot when I go). They are also very generous to donate to good causes around town, too!
… morePortia Harton
I ordered lunch for our radiologists and they loved their food. I had the “this and that” with 1/2 pimento cheese BLT with the side Baby Bleu salad. Both were delicious and I loved the poppyseed vinaigrette dressing! 10 out of 10!!
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