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Posted in Alabama Food & Dining, Hidden Gems September 21, 2021 by Jennifer Young

The Secluded Restaurant In Alabama That Looks Straight Out Of A Storybook

There are several restaurants located throughout Alabama, including many that are somewhat secluded. One of the state’s secluded restaurants is the Wildflower Cafe. To learn all about the Wildflower Cafe, which looks straight out of a storybook, take a look below.

Editor’s note: Please note this restaurant reopens Aug. 18, 2022.

The Wildflower Cafe is tucked away in the mountaintop town of Mentone, Alabama.

This small-town restaurant, which has been voted "Best Cafe in Alabama," is filled with lots of unique charm. It welcomes visitors from near and far.

The restaurant also has lots of whimsical features, including gnome statues, that'll make it look like it's straight from a storybook.

Many unique items are also sold at the restaurant's gift shop, including artwork, jewelry, apparel, and more.

The Wildflower Cafe offers both indoor and outdoor dining. Takeout is also an option for anyone wanting to eat the restaurant's delicious food at home, work, etc.

Speaking of food, this award-winning restaurant doesn't disappoint! It serves everything from sandwiches and pastas, to burgers and their "Famous Tomato Pie." No matter what type of food you're in the mood for, you'll likely find it here.

The Wildflower Cafe also offers a variety of homemade desserts, including pie. Be sure to save yourself room for a slice (or two).

Have you ever eaten at the Wildflower Cafe in Mentone, Alabama? If so, please share your dining experience with us in the comments below.

To learn all about the charming town of Mentone, be sure to take a look at the following article: There’s A Little Town Hidden In The Alabama Mountains And It’s The Perfect Place To Relax.

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Address: Wildflower Cafe, 6007 AL-117, Mentone, AL 35984, USA

Jennifer is the Alabama staff writer for Only In Your State and has nearly 15 years of professional writing experience. She enjoys discovering new places and currently calls North Alabama home.