A nice place to go mingle in the city. It has thoughtful touches and I believe they've improved…read moreover the years

And love the sign in the bathroom. Great place to gather with friends for drinks before or after a…read moremeal. They don't serve food.

Excellent cocktails and a great beer selection too! Staff is great! Like the vibe inside and on the…read morepatio!

Lots of great beers on draft, all of which are flat and stale…read more I've heard there's a great burrito place next door that closes at 10, but it was closed at 8:15. Bartender was great. Prices were reasonable. Won't be back.

23 Court Cigar Bar has a wide selection of Bourbons, whiskeys, and other spirits. The bartenders…read moreare great and knowledgeable. They came all kinds of drinks. The cigar humidor is ok. They don't have a ton of variety if you're searching for boutiques. They carry mainly Davidoff Brands, Arturo Fuente, and general cigars. The prices are fair for a cigar bar. One thing I love is that the cigar bar has tons of seating and great vibes all around .

We really loved this cool gem, recommended by some new friends last night. The cigars were…read morereasonably priced and the their liquor selection was top notch. Lots of choices for good bourbon that is hard to find in Alabama. I asked the bartender for a recommendation and he made a unique drink with house made blackberry syrup and it was delicious. The Expresso martini was unique as well. The place was very large but felt intimate. I really liked the individual seating areas. The bar was beautiful and they left a lot of cool details in the renovated old building.

A mixed experience…read more First, the positives--the atmosphere was really nice. It had a great vibe, comfortable setting, and felt like a good place to unwind. The DJ was good I love him!! As for the service, it was just okay. Not bad, but not particularly attentive or memorable either. Unfortunately, the drinks were a major letdown. They just didn't taste good at all, which is disappointing for a lounge where drinks should be a strong point. Overall, I'd come back for the music and atmosphere, but I definitely hope they improve the drink quality.

I didn't have food but the drink and service was 100/10. The ambiance is very sexy and chill. I…read morerecommend the lounge

It's nice. Its small. Its relaxing. They play soulful music which is calming. One of the…read morebartenders is a bit off putting. I feel out of place when he is there. (A little later in the week) You can get trail mix if you ask. Also you can bring your own food.

Great neighborhood pub in Cloverdale where all the important people gather over some timeless…read moredrinks. The bartender was able to recreate a drink for me and was super attentive working the entire room.

I used to visit this bar all of the time in college. I've been out if Montgomery for three years…read morenow and decided to take a walk down memory lane while here for a retreat. The cover was 5 bucks which I paid via the bar since I didn't have cash. I initally ordered a Sidecar and the bartender didn't know how to make it so, I switched to a simple Mardas cocktail ( vodka, cranberry and orange) That ran me $17! Definitely a bit high for my opinion. Therefore, I was one drink and done The upgrades to the bar however are very nice.

Great venue, nice bartenders. A little understaffed, but who isn't right now. Don't expect super…read morefancy cocktails, it's a beer and simple mixed drinks kind of bar but is a great hang 10/10 would come back

I enjoyed the hotel decor, entertainment at The Exchange, the hot shower, and comfortable bedding…read more The location is central to local restaurants, attractions, and The Riverfront. I recommend this hotel, and I will book here again. Staff were courteous and friendly!

I stayed with a roommate at the Renaissance Montgomery Hotel & Spa from Jan 7, 2026 to Jan 8, 2026…read moreas part of a Road Scholar tour program. It was the most luxurious of the three hotels in the program. Photos shown include our room 317. The room included two queen beds, a reasonably large desk, a door to an adjoining room, two religious literature (a Gideons' Holy Bible, and The Book of Mormon) in the nightstand, ample closet space, and "high-tech" light switches that required some head-scratching to use them. The bathroom had both a bathtub and a shower stall. I used the latter. The bed pillows were fluffier than those of Hyatt Place Atlanta/Buckhead, so I needed just one to sleep on. I had to contact front desk and maintenance staff for a "Do Not Disturb" sign as the room did not have one. Sadly, it did not prevent room service from entering the room the next day to make the beds and re-fluff the pillows. My sleep was not impacted but my impression of the overall service was. On the first night, our group went to a private room for dinner. We walked from one end (where our rooms were) to the other end of the hotel. Food was catered in-house as evidence by the serving staff in their hotel uniforms. On both mornings, we had breakfast at The House. It was buffet style with plenty of choices and plentiful in volume. Since we had coupons, we didn't have to pay a cent. However, I didn't give my coupon to the waiters both times and still ate for free. But I sat with my fellow group members so it wasn't an issue. For second day's dinner, I ordered mozzarella sticks to go from The House. It was pricier than I would like, but it kept me fed. There was only one laundry room and it was located on the second floor. It was free of charge but access to the room required the room key. I did my laundry on the morning of the second day. Did not have any issues with the washer or the dryer. It was nice of the hotel to provide a small lounging area just outside the laundry room where I waited until my laundry's done. The laundry room had two microwaves. Don't ask me why they were there. I'd have put them where the vending machines and the ice machines are. I did not try the spa. There wasn't sufficient time and the high price tag was enough reason not to. Nor did I patronize the performing arts venue adjoining the hotel. But there were plenty of lounging areas throughout the first and second floors. The one that I used for a private Zoom meeting was on the second floor, and had plenty of distance away from foot traffic for a reasonable expectation of privacy. If it was entirely up to me, I would not choose the Renaissance. It's out of my price range and I can easily find less expensive choices nearby. However, the stay was mostly pleasant especially when covered by the tour program. If you're willing to pay the price, it's worth it.

Great place and I will be back!…read more FOOD I had the John Wayne burger with added bacon jam. Loved it! Got some comeback for for the fries and my buddy liked his boneless wings. Get a sweet treat on your way out! I LOVED the brownie. Fudge goodness. DRINK Of course this is one of the main reasons people come here. The pour your own drink system is very cool. They had lots of glassware options and a good range of beer styles along with wine, seltzers, and vodka based drinks. STAFF Both of the staff members were great with suggestions and explaining the drink selection to me. ATMOSPHERE Several people walked in and were immediately clearly impressed with the one this place puts off from the start. Can't wait to see you again!

stopped by while on a business trip. Got a nice greeting, and clear instructions on using the self…read morepour taps. Fair selection of beers , with a broad variety of styles. Interestingly , had a strong group of sours. food was solid, filling. my burger was above average in quality. my only complaint was the seating is not very comfortable. I will be back !