The Strand - Fort Payne

It says they're open but they're not. Drove an hour away just to try out they're food and they weren't even open even though they say they are.

Waited 33 minutes and there were seven tables of others waiting with no one having gotten their food. Place smells like propane and the ceiling looks like it's going to cave in with water damage and possible mold?

It was a wonderful, casual spot to enjoy a meal. The seating was well-spaced, providing a comfortable atmosphere. The food was just as tasty as described, and the staff offered the warm southern hospitality that we all appreciate. I would definitely recommend this place to my friends.

Is the Strand in Fort Payne still open? I've visited three times on a Saturday around lunchtime, and it was always closed. I really hope that's not the case because I'm craving a Bananza burger and onion rings! Could you please post your hours of operation? Thank you! (Date: 11-13-2021)

On Tuesday Sept 28 we went to Fort Payne to see the Alabama museum. After our tour we rode up to town and went to the park. We walked downtown looking for a place to eat and someone recommended The Strand. We walked in to a pleasant surprise. We found it charming and whimsical. Me met a friendly man named Heath. He told us about the specials and what was good. My sister and I both ordered the burgers. As we waited for for our food we chatted with Heath who talked to us told us stories and gave us Alabama fans some inside information. He told us stories about the band and just all round friendly. Our burgers came out hot and fresh and the onion rings were big enough to use as a bracelet. The tea was perfect and we enjoyed our meal as we chatted with others in the restaurant! If we ever make it back to Fort Paine we will be back again! Thanks to Heath and his son Colt it made our day a pleasant experience.