The Old Cookstove - Danville

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My only complaint is the hours they are open. The food was great from a small restorer. We sat fast. The food was hot with a good choice. Also the desserts were good, but the homemade ice cream was not what I am used to. Go back.

If you should find yourself in Danville, AL, do yourself a favor and plan to head to the Mennonite owned Old Cookstove and eat lunch with Grandma Yoder. You won't be sorry, because this grandma knows how to cook up a spread. Recently we drove to Oakville to the Chickasaw Trails cross country meet at the Jesse Owens Park and Oakville Indian Mounds. On the way home, we took a little detour in Danville to visit Grandma Yoder. We were just a few minutes before opening, so we waited on the wide porch for Grandma to let us in. When she did, we went straight to the front counter to pay and be seated. At the Old Cookstove, you pay before you are seated. For adults the cost is $11.99 and includes an all you can eat hot buffet, salad bar, dessert bar and homemade ice cream. If you are lucky, you might get treated to some Mennonite tunes while you eat. Occasionally Grandma Yoder and family get together and entertain their guests with a few acapella hymns. On the hot buffet, I counted at least

You all definitely need to come to this place to eat! Yes, it's in the middle of nowhere, but it's absolutely worth the drive from anywhere. The staff is amazing, the service is quick, and the food is delicious!

The food was incredible!!! The selection was amazing!!! They even had REAL homemade ice cream!!! I was stuffed to the brim!! I didn't even make it to the salad bar!!! Their Coconut Cake was legendary!!! It tasted just like my dad's. They also have a section where you can buy jellies, jams, and a lot of other goodies. I will definitely be back very soon.