Great food and friendly staff nice atmosphere. Like that the place hasn't changed much form The days when I used to visit while attending MMI

Coworkers and I came here on a last minute decision. A couple of them had been here before. This place appears to be an old house converted into a restaurant. In fact, it is located in a neighborhood! There appears to be plenty of parking but I would imagine excessive parking on the street upsets the neighbors. From the outside, it doesn't appear as anything special. But ambience inside was quite appealing and cozy. They start all tables with complementary bread (various types). I tried their French Country Chicken entree with a side salad. The salad was just a salad but my entree was very good. I never had this style chicken before but I was definitely surprised with its pleasant flavor. Everyone in our group seemed to really enjoy their meals. Our wait staff were very nice. But speed was a little slow...but not bad. When we left, the parking lot was so full, cars were finding unusual ways of parking. i suspect most guests know not to park on the street. This place is definitely a choice location for dinner in my book.

Tally Ho gets a high rating primarily because of its value in comparison to quality. Excellent escargot, shrimp, and unbelievable complimentary mini zucchini muffins with delightfully whipped butter, and our meal was cheaper than an earlier lunch composed of appetizers at another place. Mae Mae was an extremely kind and knowledgeable server and gave us the local vibe.

We love this place! The ambiance and the food! Waitstaff is wonderful. The steaks are delicious! I highly recommend this restaurant.

Simply put, excellent. Easy menu and great food. The atmosphere is awesome. Character abounds in this old log cabin with lots of charming history. A spot you can't miss while visiting Selma.

This was the most amazing food I have had in a long time. Visiting from Birmingham, Al we could not find anything in this small time that we thought would be good. We stumbled up on this place which is literally in the middle of a neighborhood. When you enter the place it starts out as fine dining. But when you want to go to the bar it is in the very back with live band. The French bread and small muffins that they give as complimentary was very good. I had the Chicken St George and it was absolutely amazing. The fried green tomato stack was good. Never had fried green tomatoes with a sauteed crab sauce on top. I will definitely be returning when I am back in Selma, Al

My niece had been sent to Selma by her job last year for some work and called me in California to tell me how amazing it is. I was just in Lincoln visiting her this past weekend and she said we HAD to go! We got her mother in law to watch her kids and she, her husband and I took the 2 hour drive down for dinner. The restaurant opens at 5 and we walked in as the first patrons at 515. This was on a Friday night and within a half hour the restaurant was full. We were greeted warmly and sat in their beautiful dining area. It was warm and cozy, elegant and casual with soft but bright enough lighting with some jazz music playing at the perfect level in the background. Our server recognized my niece right away and welcomed her back and when she brought some water and bread, she also brought her a small bag of their zucchini muffins because she remembered how much my niece liked them. Talk about amazing service! My niece and I ordered the same things: French onion soup and filet mignon. I chose the cheese grits and she ordered the salad. Her husband ordered the chicken St. George and we all shared the fried green tomatoes with crab and hollandaise sauce. ALL of the food was OUTSTANDING. The fried green tomatoes were cooked perfectly, they were flavorful and they are not stingy with the crab. The French onion soup was maybe one of the best I've ever had that filet mignon....perfection. Cooked exactly right, very high quality and wrapped in bacon. Doesn't get better than that. Lastly, back to those zucchini muffins, they are DELICIOUS. They come with your bread basket and are dangerous. They're a little sweet and come with whipped butter but take them home with you and save room for the dinner. All in all, it was well worth the drive and I would absolutely do it again.