Plenty of pool tables, friendly bar tenders. Good sandwiches. Reasonable cocktails…read more Note this is a smoker friendly bar. Plenty of locals.

The beer is cold. The drinks are strong. Food is good. Bartender keeps it coming. A kind gent…read more What else you need to know.

I stopped by here while I was in Oxford four a job. The food was amazing. The chili cheese fries…read morewere over the top!! Friendly staff have a great vibe. Definitely will return if I'm back in the area.

Great food but dirty bathrooms!. The employees are very nice and they managed to remember…read moreeveryone's order for our party of 11 when they brought out the food.

Best pool hall in Alabama, nice people, pro equipment (Diamond tables), clean and smoke free. Safe…read moreand fun place to hang out and shoot pool. Some very talented one pocket players play here, including the great Marshall "Squirrel" Carpenter.

The food is fantastic and the atmosphere is also good. The service is amazing as well.read more

Good pizza, the crust could have been a little crisper but the pizza tasted great. This place has a…read morecouple pool tables and dartboards and tonight they are setting up for a live band. Server didn't have much of a personality but service was good. I would try this place again. I would bet it's crazy here on game day.

We rented sharp shooters for my father's 70th birthday & it was absolutely perfect. We had about 80…read morepeople. Kids were running wild, adults were entertained & we had catered food brought in. I highly recommend getting in touch with Dot if you're looking for a location to host a party. Thank you!!

Cool place. It is a family run business and it's service was amazing 10/10 would go againread more

The staff was great, the decor is fun, and with plenty of TVs, it's a great option for game day…read more Some have complained about slow service, but we arrived right after they opened and didn't have to wait long. The food tasted decent, but although we thought we ordered a variety, everything seemed to have a similar texture and flavor.

Came here with my son-in-law after the egg bowl…read more We were able to be seated immediately in the back area booths near the beer wall. I decided to try the Red Beans and Rice (red beans marinated for 24 hours, simmered with sausage, ribeye, and vegetables, and served over rice). While the ribeye added to the traditional dish, I was not a fan of the overall end result. It actually seemed like the whole dish had been cooked for 24 hours until there was almost no moisture left. The rice part was fine. My son-in-law decided to try the fried catfish I had been considering. While cooked well and had good flavor, the batter was not the expected cornmeal style normally associated with fried catfish. They were also out of the particular beer he had been wanting to try. After multiple attempts to pick one from the menu, the server said it might be easier to show you what we do have on tap. Service on this visit also left a lot to be desired. From the delay taking the order, having to flag a server down for drink refills and even to get the check. It was not busy enough to cause the service we received. We had been before with my daughter and wife and had a much better experience. So I am not sure if things have gone downhill or just an anomaly. The burger I had on the previous visit was very good and the Rosey Chips (house made potato chips) were pretty good too. My daughter is a big fan of their fried pickles appetizer. Will. Give them another shot, yes but there are plenty of other options we will likely go to first.

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.