This is a really fun place with little boutique booths, excellent food, and reasonable prices. It has that old country store feeling at the center of it with a feminine touch throughout. It, also, has a decent sized Banqueting Room. Can't wait to go back and get their bree cheese with raspberry preserves grilled cheese sandwich. It was amazing. Thy brownies looked amazing. I refrained. XO
Vegan Restaurant
Cafe 336
· $$$$ · guntersville · Strict-vegan verified
Fully vegan
Editor synopsis · 336 reviews
Diners overwhelmingly call out the signature dish as the must-order. The vibe reads as vegan restaurant — service is consistently described as warm and unhurried. Common gotcha: queues form at peak times — go early or late.
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This is a really fun place with little boutique booths, excellent food, and reasonable prices. It has that old country store feeling at the center of it with a feminine touch throughout. It, also, has a decent sized Banqueting Room. Can't wait to go back and get their bree cheese with raspberry preserves grilled cheese sandwich. It was amazing. Thy brownies looked amazing. I refrained. XO
I've been coming to cafe 336 for a while now. It's always such a good experience. The food is consistently delicious. The coffee is spot on and the staff who are kind, remember your name and make you feel welcome. It's the kind of small town spot that's easy to love. Cozy, clean and full of good energy. It's nice that they have shops for my other half to walk around also.
I've been coming to cafe 336 for a while now. It's always such a good experience. The food is consistently delicious. The coffee is spot on and the staff who are kind, remember your name and make you feel welcome. It's the kind of small town spot that's easy to love. Cozy, clean and full of good energy. It's nice that they have shops for my other half to walk around also.
Food was very good. We waited a very long time for our order, the server just said they were in a "wait time", whatever that means. No explanation, no apology. It appeared that their regular patrons were prioritized.