La Cabaña — Restaurant in Cedar Bluff

Has the management changed here? If so, GREAT! We have eaten here for a few years, but never as a first choice, as the "vibe" was always dark and a little peculiar, and they used a cleaner that was intolerable and cleaned tables near people trying to eat. The food has always been decent. The hours are good, so we have always appreciated them being in Cedar Bluff. Well, last night, as a near only option, we went again only to find the sweetest little hostess/servers, no cleaner smell, excellent service, the food was PERFECT for tex Mex (We got chicken Tamales and beef enchiladas), and they were open until after 10 for us and never even hinted that we were an issue. At 945 someone came in to the same kindness and greeting and they were seated before we left. Oh, and this was during a monsoon rain and flooding all over our area. Thank you La Cabana, keep that dang cleaner out of the air, keep those sweet young women in front of the public, and keep on in the direction that you are headed! Thank you for being in...

The cheese sauce was great at this place! The chips were freshly made, decently priced and nice portion sizes as well. The interior was big and the options for seatings were awesome too! Big tables, booths - I'm sure 2 person parties can be accommodated with no issues. It was easy to find, the parking was decent and the staff and owner were wonderfully cheery and hospitable. My brother and his wife live nearby and them and their kids go there all the time. It's a nice small town vibe, my brother and his family knew lots of people walking in and the town folk are extremely nice with that top notch southern hospitality that I've come to adore and admire!

Definitely recommend to try! The food was good, forgot to mention! They were accommodating for the kids who weren't too big on spice. The meat was cooked perfectly on all dishes and they have no problems or delays when it comes refills, extra sauces/sides or even a baby spitting up on the floor 😅 my 1 y/o nephew had an accident and they were so sweet and caring!...

Just moving to Alabama from Texas. Not many places to eat in this remote area but the Mexican was pretty good. Back home, it's called Texmex. Maybe this is the difference. The food was good but missed the bite I am accustomed to. I ordered the Carnitas. I almost avoided them since the menu said deep fried. Carnitas is slow cooked like a pot roast, not deep fried. I figured, what the hell and tried them. It wasn't deep fried. They were really good. Next time I'll ask for jalapenos to get some bite. My wife had the same feedback. She's from Alabama but been in Texas long enough to enjoy the bite. I'll be back to try other items...