We came here for lunch after moving my nephew in at UA. The service and friendly and prompt. Our…read morefood was good and definitely hit the spot. I had the large traditional wings / curly fries and my mom had the artesian salad. This location is huge but I'm sure it's because it's the most popular location. Hey,Coach takes place here during football season. This is clearly the environment to be in on game day or to watch sports in general. I was disappointed that they were out of a few draft beers. Also, the beer selection isn't great. I hadn't been to this location in many years but the overall, this was a good experience & good service. Our server was really attentive and did a good job! The bathrooms were kind of not the best but not horrible.

Baumhower's is a Tuscaloosa stable, this location is very scenic and decorative. TV's all around…read moreand the environment is always great. It can get rowdy on gameday as any place but during the week it is very calm and relaxed. The food is just as good as they say especially if you catch them right as they open when everything is truly right off the kitchen! The service was great and I sat down quickly. As for the food my appetizers were hot, fresh, and delicious! My main course wrap was also great and tasted well cooked and was followed up with great lemonade. If yo are visiting Tuscaloosa for the first time, you gotta stop by here! I'm always here a few times a month!

If you're looking for great food, a fun atmosphere, and a place full of character, The Avenue Pub…read moreis a must-visit! The food was absolutely amazing -- fresh, flavorful, and worth every bite. From the moment you walk in, the rustic vibe and welcoming atmosphere make you feel right at home. Great service, great people, and even better food. Get the Salty Dog and Blackberry Smash! Definitely a spot we'll be coming back to. Roll Tide, Alabama!

The service was awesome Brittany was great…read more The Thai nachos was good! The steak sandwich was way salty.

This place was not even full or exciting and they tried to charge a $60 cover. This is either poor…read moremanagement or someone trying to pocket money. We quickly declined and gave our business to other local venues. Definitely stay away.

The Houndstooth is a T-town landmark sports bar. We dropped in on a Saturday afternoon during a…read moreCrimson Tide football game on TV. It has ample seating indoors and on a large street side patio. We sat at the bar and had excellent service. There are dozens of large screen TV's throughout providing good viewing of the Alabama game. We ordered some adult beverages and some bar food (wings, rings, fries and quesadillas). We were surprised when the food arrived at the bar in cardboard "to go" style boxes. ??? (The bar food comes from a related take-out place next door.). The food was good but the wings were very small (sparrow wings?) and the onion rings were disappointing as rings go - over cooked, breading crumbly and greasy. Alabama won the game clinching yet another SEC-West title. The place erupted in cheers and the bar cranked up Sweet Home Alabama which got everyone singing. Five stars for the ambience and service but three for the food. Hey, it's a sports bar, so I wasn't expecting a super gastronomic experience. Lots of spirit and energy on game day. The Houndstooth rocks. Roll Tide!!

We love their food and they can seat our very large family. ...........................read more

The chili‑sauce wings were the best part of the meal -- not a ton of meat on them, but the sauce…read morewas so good it didn't matter. I'd happily come back just for those. The mozzarella rounds, though... those things came out looking like fried hockey pucks. The breading was thick, greasy, and way too dense, and the marinara was heavy and bland, which didn't help their case at all. I'll return for the wings, but the mozzarella rounds can stay in the penalty box.

On a recent road trip on our way back from Alabama to Texas my hubby and I decided to have a Cajun…read moreFood tour. We discovered Walk On's Sports Bistreaux in Tuscaloosa! What a find!!! The ambiance has a cool vibe with fun arcade games. TV monitors plaster the walls with live sports events. The service was phenomenal with happy servers! Great staff! The food was some of the best Cajun food we ever had, with unique twists on some of our favorite dishes. Scrumptious!! I ordered the Voodoo Shrimp and Grits. So good! Sweet honey glaze bacon was wrapped over plump shrimp and cooked to perfection. And the Boudin balls were OMG fabulous, too! My hubby fully enjoyed his dish, a combination platter of catfish, crawfish and shrimp. Of course, I had to taste it... so good!!! The portion sizes were more than enough for a meal, and a late night snack for later. (Trust me, it won't last past the night.) The Service Manager, Latia Horton, took our experience to the next level!! She genuinely chatted with us about how the restaurant was started. As a former Operations Director, it was a pleasure hearing someone talk so passionately about their job and position. Her talent obviously has been recognized, as she mentioned that she had opened several other locations! Kudos to Latia and Walk-Ons!!! We are looking forward to visiting your location in The Colony, Texas!

First time here,really impressive sports atmosphere with tvs everywhere.Great beer selection and…read morefull bar.Our waitress did a great job.Checked on us and made sure we had everything.The Ribeye sliders would have been over the top if it wasn't for the gristle I couldn't chew up.I do have to say that their cheese sticks are absolutely the most delicious I have ever had in my life.I would come here for them and the beer.Cut the gristle out and will achieve 5 stars from The Working Man Review.

The food is excellent and I personally love the Boom Boom slice, Dave Portnoy did not miss with his…read morerating and the service absolutely back it's up. There is no doubt that this place is a staple throughout my college experience and I highly recommend it to people visiting on game-days!

Ordered a pizza and the pizza was fabulous but also order garlic knots and they cooked them till…read morenext month and they came out black we asked if we could potentially get another batch and they told us no and instead gave us overcooked mozzarella sticks while charging us for them. The pizza and ranch is good but the customer service was not ideal besides the front waiter who tried to fix things Overall an upsetting experience for a $49 tab

TVs everywhere but Jukebox was playing some great music. We ordered wings with a Bar B Que -garlic…read more-Parmesan and cooked extra crispy!! Was so good we all just devoured and had to order another12. We also tried the loaded Buffalo Chicken Fries that again we were so full already but these were great. The cook-chef whatever was awesome he cooked everything just like we wanted and made our dining very good. Our bartender was great she made sure our drinks stayed topped off and didn't want for anything

Tonight was interesting. I'm 52 and wife is 40. We got carded. Couldn't go in without checking out…read moreID. We came here to eat before going out. We sat at the bar and all the chairs at the bar are very uncomfortable and old. They each one we tried rocked back and fourth. It's a cool place to chill, have drinks, and play pool. In our opinion the only good food is the pizza and chicken quesadilla. The wings were ok, nothing special. The fries are ok, they just aren't what I like. I don't care for the seasoning, but that's just preference. The cheese sticks were horrible and tasted chalky. I've never had cheese sticks like that before. We would come back here to hang out and have a couple of drinks, but would only eat pizza or the quesadillas and pass on everything else The other weird thing was, we sat at the bar, ordered our food and did not have any alcoholic beverages. They would not submit our order until we paid for our food first. Normally you pay for food after you eat, but that's not the case here. Service was average.

$10 for this???? 5 wings (flats/drummets) WOW! Not a good…read morerecommendation. I understand the economy is hard for businesses too...but geesh!

Came here after church for the first time and it was great! Cute area, amazing service, tasty and…read moregood quality food for a bar type restaurant. You can get burgers but also get entree like salmon here which were this place apart from just a regular burgers bar joint. Our party was celebrating a birthday and was so nice with all our needs (extra plates, napkins, forks, and knife to cut the cake). My sandwich was an oldie but goodie. The show stopper was definitely these house made chips! 10/10!!!

Great burger and service…read more The place is pretty cool to hangout in. Their normal menu burgers have a wonderful sourdough bun! Check it out!

Pretty disappointing. We were 1 of 2 large parties (graduation weekend). Service was less than…read morestellar because they were short-staffed on table servers and bar staff. (Not sure why since they had multiple pre-reserved large groups) I ordered a bowl of chili, southwest rolls and a beer off their list. 20' later was told the beer was not available, when the chili showed up, it was lukewarm and barely covered the bottom of the bowl. Would not have been a cup most other places. Egg rolls were fine. Rest of our tables order burgers and wings. Food came out 1 person at a time like 15' apart so you couldn't wait for everyone to eat together. Almost 45' in and half the people have their food. Beers take forever. Been a year since i have been back to Tuscaloosa and mugshots - used to live here and came here a lot. Very disappointing how it has declined. Will definitely not book another event here.

Best dive bar in America! The oldest bar in Tuscaloosa, Harry's walls are covered in rich history…read more Joe Namath was a regular in his college years, and several of his scenes from East Rider were filmed there decades later. Harry Hammond, the bar's founder, has pictures of him serving drinks at Harry's to many noteworthy patrons, such as the trombone player from The Lost Boys, Tonya Harding, and Emilio Estevez. Pro tip: order a Swirley Worley (extra swirley) shot off the secret menu. If you like Englebert Humperdink tunes, then come on a Tuesday to enjoy Rubio sing some "Harryoke." If humor is your thing, the main door guy (calls himself the sheriff of Harry's) is a regular George Lopez. The manager Ben is a super neat guy as well. He tans his own leather and has several freezers full of delicious meats. The midget wrestling event in February is a must see. Talk about little guns, big message... These folks are sturdy and ornery! Long story short, Harry's rules.

Recently remodeled but still has the original vibe; management changed over in 2019- has only gone…read moreup hill from there. Cheapest drinks in town, safe environment and welcoming crowd. There's a reason it's been open since 1972. Great place to watch the game, play pool, or just grab a beer.