The 29 best places to go out in Montgomery

Great local pub. Several local and unique beers on tap.Props to Marcus for putting up with our crew and answering a million questions. Classy, laid back vibes, with no annoying blaring televisions, just classic Motown and classic RnB 60s-90s.

I'm not as young as I once was so I don't go out drinking often. That said I have been a fan of LeRoy since it has opened. There are some creative cocktails and a good beer selection. Fans are clutch outside and the graffiti adds to the touches I like.

Leroy is my fav local bar. Great vibes, amazing Old Fashions and Palomas. The bar staff are super cool, as tonight it was Sierra and Alex.

Great local place with a wide selection of beer and bourbon! Everyone knows everyone and all are very welcoming! Highly recommended you stop in and say hello!

Great drinks and excellent beer selection. The old fashioned was stellar. Beer was great. Atmosphere is divey but welcoming. The Drink Your Destiny is a cool novelty to choose a cocktail if you are unsure. Service is good and the bartender was super friendly and helpful. Be sure to eat at El Reys before or after, or both.

Best bar in Montgomery, awesome bartenders. Enjoy a large selection of draft beers along with an array of bottled beers. The best Old Fashioned you can get in the area. When you are hungry head down the alley to El Rey.

Leroy is awesome! They have a VAST array of beers & cocktails & their staff is extremely knowledgeable about all of their selections. Very cozy atmosphere as well!

We thought the Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church was a lovely example of churches from the period. The history that occurred here is undeniable and this was a definite crucible of change. Unfortunately it was locked the morning that we visited but you could not miss the history here, even viewing only from the outside.

Absolutely Loved! This is my second visit here and it is still heartwarming to be in the place where THE DR. Martin Luther King, Jr preached and lived. The history is amazing!

One of the most historic churches in Montgomery where MLK served as pastor from 1954 to 1960! I highly recommend stopping by while visiting Montgomery!

Pretty church in downtown Montgomery that was an important location in the Civil rights movement. If you're visiting civil rights sites in the south, it should be on your stop. Across the street is a marker commemorating Jefferson Davis' inauguration and is easy walking distance to the Alabama state capital building where he took his oath of office. Oh, the irony of the start of the Confederacy, and the civil rights movement. Happy to see the civil rights movement ultimately winning the war, though, the battle continues to this day.

Beautiful. Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that. Martin Luther King, Jr. He who passively accepts evil is as much involved in it as he who helps to perpetrate it. He who accepts evil without protesting against it is really cooperating with it. Martin Luther King, Jr.

If you go to Montgomery, Alabama and do not stop here you are denying yourself the chance to experience American History. The two ladies who help run the museum side of the Church, epitomize Southern Hospitality. I was greeted with a hug from each and their knowledge of Dr. King and the Church was deep. This Church is an absolute much visit, I found myself moved by the simplistic beauty of the Church and personally impacted by being able to touch the lectures Dr. King used and humbled to stand in his office. I recommend visiting the Church and the Civil Rights Memorial in an afternoon. You can see the Church thoroughly in 90 minutes or less but you better be sure to give those ladies a hug when you come in and before you leave they were a delight to converse with. Admission is free but they run on sales from their gift shop and donations.

I have seen this church on T.V many times during my childhood. I didn't know the church was right across the street from the state capital. Beautiful old building that still serves as a house of worship. Very historic very nice. I recommend seeing this landmark

Randomly in town and found this spot. Food was bomb! Service was great! Peach margarita was 10/10! Nachos could feed 3! Multiple tasty salsas. Entrance a bit hidden with trees but they have a funky light arrow situation by the entrance.

I had a very different experience than most reviewers. First, the atmosphere is great. I loved the shady outside area to include koi fish, although there was an annoyingly loud outside fan. Second, our service was great in that it was fast and responsive. However, they brought out our main course when we had barely started on our appetizer, which meant our food was going to get cold. Our waitress said she would remake the food, which seemed highly wasteful and made me feel guilty. I’m not sure if she actually did remake it or if she just set it under a hot light. Unless a customer asks for items to be served together, it is terrible service to bring them this way. Finally, maybe it is because I grew up in Texas, but I don’t see this food as anything authentic or high end or even that great. The queso sounded good on paper but it had a weird texture and was more cheddary than queso blanco. The fajitas were also quite boring. Fajita meat should consist of skirt steak. The tortillas were also quite meh.

I visited El Rey yesterday before an event that was in the area. There was over an hour wait for the first available table but I got lucky and was able to grab two seats at the bar within 5 minutes. They serve one of the best margaritas I have ever had and they have a great drink menu. I ordered 2 street tacos, chips and queso and my only complaint was that I told them that I was allergic to onions and asked to make sure none would be included with my meal. They had onions in their pico de Gallo and were going to leave that off but forgot. It was a busy night so I just dealt with it and the sweet potato street taco was fabulous. I would not have waited an hour so I am glad I was able to sit at the bar, this is definitely one of the better places to eat in Montgomery.

Fantastic, healthy meal. I was attracted to the fact that they have both tofu and tempeh as protein options. I ordered the Platter with tempeh and it was so good and healthy. It came with sweet potatoes, black beans, rice and guacamole. Yum!! Look how great it looks in that picture.

A staple of Old Cloverdale, the burrito lounge is a unique but high end take on Tex Mex. Lots of great drinks, and flavors. The rustic outdoor seating can be great at the right times but can occasionally disappoint depending on weather and lighting. This explains the flash needed to photograph my plate. Glad it's been successful for as long as it has and wish then many many more years

We had some fantastic food last weekend. Burrito, a mix of tacos, roasted corn, a mix of chips and dips, margaritas, and tres leches cake!! The bartender knows their stuff and everything was seasoned very well. My favorite was actually the sweet potato taco. It's so good and the goat cheese is a nice addition. Service was also really good as well.

I love this place. Great vibe, always awesome service. They have a great beer selection. The food is good. The wait can get pretty crazy on the weekend and with large SOS parties. The reliability of a good place with good food and good service in Montgomery can be a challenge, but El Rey pulls it off. Keep up the good work, guys.

The atmosphere was great and the service was over the top. One of the servers took the time to sing. You’re so beautiful to me for my wife. Overall, that was a great evening. Unfortunately, the food was not up to the hype that I have been given. I would say it was an OK meal but nothing that was not my socks off. We may go back again, but not for sure.

Incredible experience with Cece on the evening of July 26th! I cannot say enough good things about this establishment. From the service to the ambiance to the perfectly curated menu… absolutely in love with this place! The gas lanterns on the wall and the stunning flower arrangement in the center made for a beautiful setting. The huge light fixtures above us had the perfect amount of light that was calm and not too bright. The staff is so pleasant and makes sure that everything is well cared for. The bartender made a virgin Bloody Mary and it wasn’t an issue which I have ran into in the past at other places I’ve visited. They were very accommodating to anyone with a food allergy. I had the pork tenderloin with a strawberry sauce that was beyond delicious. My sister had the lamb and my dad had the teres major. We had the best desserts here and the presentation for every single plate was top notch. I’ve eaten at Michelin Star restaurants and truly this presentation is up there with the best! You will not be disappointed in your experience here. 12/10

I have heard of this place for years and finally got the chance to try it. It was good but I wasn't wowed! My ribeye was tasty but under cooked (medium rare and not medium). Although the server was TOP NOTCH, and payed quick attention to the matter, the poorly executed preparation of the ribeye was disappointing. I've had better steaks for MUCH LESS! My friend's short rib over cheese grits was melt in your mouth and fork tender. The grits were tasty as well. The star of the night, was the crispy Brussels Sprouts... better than all the others I will now refer to as copycats out there. The atmosphere is nice if you like the trendy nightclub atmosphere. Our server served up a complimentary strawberry donut (I think it was strawberry. May have been blueberry) It was beautiful to behold, but the bottom was overly charred... 😉 ok, it was burnt. Sorry! I appreciated the gesture and was not about to complain, though... I so wanted to give this one rave reviews and it fell short...

Great food and a nice atmosphere. I wish I had ordered the ribeye because it looked amazing. I had the salmon and oysters, both nicely done.

Yes. Yes. YES. Old Boy and Old Girl know their way around a fork, and this is the best meal they've had in recent memory. The pimento cheese oysters, peach and pig salad, teres with elote corn pudding and roasted tomatillo chimichirri, and the halibut w potatoes from heaven in a buerre blanc (IIRC) were all remarkable. As was the damn flourless chocolate cake with cherry, and I don't usually care that much about dessert. The menu was a very defy balance of southern reference and haute technique, without being too precious. Just really great. The room was vibrant and energetic, thoughtfully designed and appropriately atmospheric. One opportunity for improvement is to bring the wait staff up-to-speed on the wine list. There was a mismatch there. "I don't drink red wine" isn't a good answer when a customer asks for a pairing suggestion. But a small thing, really - otherwise lovely service. And a note for travellers: Trilogy Hotel is right across the street. Makes a great one-two punch.

A great spot for an elegant dining experience. We tried quite a few dishes and enjoyed them all. We started with the salmon croquettes appetizer and iceberg wedge salad. Those salmon croquettes are flavored perfectly. My main course was the Olive roasted rack of Lamb, nothing like a rack of lamb. You won’t leave any meat on the bone. The Gochujang rubbed lamb ribs pack some interesting flavor with a spicy kick. Exactly what I was looking for. We couldn’t resist the desserts, so we devoured the ohh so delicious 😋 strawberry donuts dish and the Jake’s Mile high lemon meringue pie. Those strawberry donuts are perfectly crispy on the outside with a warm middle, reminds me of poundcake. I’m addicted for sure. Even my teenagers enjoyed the rack of lamb.

It was our first time in Montgomery, and we wanted to try upscale dining that was unique to the city. We started with a glass of Cabernet , which we’d rate 8/10. For starters, we ordered half a dozen oysters—and ended up ordering another half dozen because they were so fresh and delicious. These were the best oysters we’ve had in a while, and the refreshing vinaigrette was the perfect complement. For our main course, we chose the 22-ounce ribeye, Brussels sprouts, and fries, all of which I’d rate 9/10. The steak was cooked to perfection, flavorful without being overly salty. This was exceptional, especially after a string of lackluster dining experiences we’ve had recently. Our waiter, Taemon, was excellent—attentive, personable, and really helped make the evening memorable. The atmosphere is perfect for a date night, group outing, or even solo dining. We brought our two-year-old, which may not be ideal, so I’d recommend this spot more for adults or older children.

It was a wonderful experience the history of my forefathers. This place is awesome.

Small but memorable. Nicely done exhibits. Friendly staff. Google maps takes you to a locked gate. The actual entrance is around the corner.

While in Montgomery for work, I visited the Civil Rights Memorial the weekend before Election Day, in the heart of the Confederacy, where some monuments still stand. The 'Traveling While Black" exhibit is a virtual reality experience, allowing you to sit in on conversations at Ben's Chili Bowl (a safe haven for Blacks), as we weren't welcomed in restaurants, hotels, gas stations, etc. on our journeys. It'll be open until January. Stirring, haunting presentations of this country's racial struggles were admittedly hard to watch, but this visit was needed. Though hurtful, it's necessary to see where we've come from to forge the path toward equality and justice for ALL. The division I see daily makes me sad for humanity, but I know there is hope. Change starts with ALL OF US. Let's purposely show that we matter to each other!

I used to come here as a kid and came back as an adult and the improvements they made are amazing. One of the best museums I've ever been to

I would recommend visiting if you're in the area. It was small but nicely done throughout.

This is a memorial for all the documented lynchings. And the ones that were not documented. Very beautiful. And knowledgeable as well because everything is in alphabetical order so you can find whatever county in the south and see how they got down in the past. Sad how they did my people and we still have a ways to go

We stopped here on a trip on our way to Florida it was my best friend and my daughters. Beautiful time of reflection. A quite time to honor those who lost their life to make ours better. It did remind me of the memorial that was in Washington DC for the Vietnam vets. I was surprised to see the water coming down the wall as well as the granite fountain with the names on it.

A solemn place. Very well designed, Worthy of a landscape architecture design award. The attendants were super helpful. An electric cart was available for those in need. The hill to climb to the art installation was well provided with information tablets of history and facts. The landscape and grounds were very well taken care of. A stellar place of historical information and worthy of a 1-2 hour visit.

Incredibly beautiful memorial to commemorate the horrible injustices and murders of African Americans across the country. Each sculpture represents 1 to 20+ vuctims of lynchings that occured in counties across the nation. Every American needs and should see this memorial.

Very informative for all ages who understand they have a history of Theo ancestors. Much work, art and detail placed in all exhibits. We experienced all the emotions existent to mankind!!! A worker there who saw me crying said "it's ok, don't you feel guilty... it's not your fault." I left reflecting.💕

This memorial made such an impact on me that I will never forget the visit. Respectfully done.

Enjoyed the experience. Don't take water bottles, they'll make you trash it.

Incredible. Very powerful and moving. You could spend the whole day between the 3 locations. Review the site for more information, buy tickets ahead of time. No PETS allowed, no skateboards, no vapes or smoking, they will confiscate your items until you leave the exhibit to ensure that maximum respect is paid to the area.

The Legacy Museum is a very powerful experience. It focuses on telling the whole truthful story. It honors the lives of everyone by including the raw testimony and history of the massive injustice in our past and currently. It was encouraging to see so many people, adults and children, involved with learning the true history of America.

The Legacy Museum is a treasure chest of Black History! All of the museum guides were courteous and helpful! The Memorial Garden has both indigenous and African art. There was so much to see that it started raining and we couldn't see it all! That makes it so much easier to go back and finish the tour! The most fun part was the shuttle bus rider named Stan Washington! He was GOAT tour provider! Thanks again Stan!

One of the best museums that I’ve ever had the pleasure of visiting. The staff at the museum are all very professional and friendly. The museum is immaculate and the price for admission is very reasonable. You are not allowed to take pictures in the museum which was fine because I was so impressed, I purchased 3 books, 3 tee shirts, a hoodie, ornaments and a magnet. We also had a wonderful tour guide Ann Clemons. The tour did get quite emotional for me at one point and I was glad that they have benches to sit. The art in the museum is breathtaking and the history behind the stories can get overwhelming at times, but I was comfortable at being uncomfortable. The pictures that I’ve posted are from the park across the street from the museum. The other pictures are from The National Museum for Peace and Justice. A very solemn visit but one that is a necessity. The visit to Freedom Monument Sculpture Park was breathtaking and beautiful. If you ever get a chance to go to Montgomery,AL please visit these and the other museums in and around Montgomery. I will go back again.

If I could give six stars, I would. This museum, the best museum I've ever encountered in my 75 years of life, is one of three Legacy sites, all of which are able to be entered on the same $5 ticket. Visitors are lovingly held and invited into a profoundly intense and moving history of racism, white supremacy, and black resilience in the United States. The exhibits are truthful and rightfully elicit discomfort and even deep grief, for both black and white visitors. All the exhibits are based on data, and are highly creative and artistic. Those that demonstrate how black people survived and persisted are especially inspiring. I also can't say enough good about the staff, from the registrars to the docents to the restroom attendants to the shuttle attendants. In every case they were loving, kind, eager to help, and grateful for our visit to this world class museum. There is a soul food restaurant and a gift shop on site in the museum. A free shuttle will transport visitors between the three sites: Museum, Lynching Memorial Park, and the Sculpture Park. The Museum is the only indoor venue. The Equal Justice Initiative (EJI), which is the organization behind the Legacy sites, has just opened their own hotel, called Elevation Hotel, which is also served by the shuttle. These photos include those taken at the Lynching Memorial Park. Photos are not allowed inside the museum.

Oh my goodness - the Legacy Museum was an absolutely stunning Museum that I will never forget. The exhibits were phenomenal, thought-provoking, disturbing, informative, and educational. The Legacy Museum does not allow visitors to take pictures or videos inside, but trust me that visitors will find the exhibits within the Museum emotional and unforgettable.

What an eye-opening experience! I wanted to cry. We've all been lied to about the true history of our African American friends and neighbors. The museum is beautiful and full of information. Every school child in the United States needs to come here to learn the truth.

Loved it, didn't understand 'no water bottles' when we would be outside, in the middle of the summer, but there was someone offering cold water halfway through. It's amazing to me the people talking about the 'incorrect' history as if they were there. My 9, 23 and 25 year old daughters, as well as my 12 year old niece enjoyed it. There were a bunch of field trips on the day we arrived but I found out that the tickets don't expire, so we'll be back for the boat ride. I understand no photos, be in the moment.

Not only an incredible, experiential museum with multiple exhibits and sites , but also inspiring . Anyone who wants a deeper view of history and our present plight should visit this extraordinary space as soon as humanly possible. Welcoming and helpful staff, affordable pricing and surrounded by numerous Civil Rights memorials in Montgomery. Don’t miss it - just go.

This was an unexpected surprise along our route. Do not follow the signs on I-65 as they are incorrect for the museum. If you love country music, it's a must. If you love music, you will be educated on all things Hank Williams Sr. This is a small museum. However, it is packed with great insight. When you leave the museum stop and get a snapshot of his statue in town and then a short ride to pay your respects at the cemetary.

This is a great little museum with tons of items. Clothes, posters, instruments, and the crowning glory The Cadillac! I liked that they had items of Audrey's and his friends and bandmates too. The staff was really great. A must see in Montgomery.

So many items of Hank Williams, family and friends. Car where he passed away. Many photos, records, and clothing. A must see if you are in the area. Thanks Mrs Beth for taking our photo and all you do to make our visit great memories.

Staff was incredibly nice and helpful. Museum is a main Street cash grab that I didn't feel bad about spending $15 for. Lot of family donated items. It's a "no photography or videography" place so that's lame, it's 2025 let me give you some publicity (however the cashier did offer to take my picture standing in front of Hanks Cadillac). Gift shop prices were rather affordable compared to most. If you are a die hard fan I would go check it out. But if there is a bus load of you I'd suggest one go in and then come out and tell the group what they say 😂. Nothing groundbreaking.

If you love classic country and Hank Williams Sr. This museum is a must see. Great gift shop up front as well. You really step into Luke The Drifter’s life once inside.

An amazing collection of an artist whose life was cut short at such an early age. His suits, hats, car and so much more. I was pleasantly surprised this museum had so much of Hank’s things. Well worth the stop before we went to his gravesite. If you’re fan, it’s a must. If you love country music, stop in and walk through. The museum itself is not big but the collection sure is!

Great little museum filled with photographs, outfits and stories about Hank Williams. Wonderful and courteous staff.

Despite the overcast skies and a chill in the air, it was the ideal day for a stroll along the Riverwalk. The area was maintained well. We spotted dog owners enjoying the fresh air with their furry companions and a handful of boaters on the water. Our little adventure took a delightful turn when we stumbled upon a quirky bar—just follow the music! The atmosphere was great, and they served an intriguing THC-infused drink that caught me completely off guard—who knew such a thing existed? 🍻 What a fun twist to our day! Cheers!

I didn’t spend much time there because it was too cold, but from the little I saw, it looks beautiful. The place was also empty. I hope to visit again on another occasion.

I enjoyed my walk through. Was in Montgomery for training and I had a few minutes. So, I parked and explored. I walked through the tunnel. and noticed that some of the original buildings were renovated along with the train station. Got some great pics. Then continud on to the river. This is a great area to visit. There is a nature trail attached to this site. Two hotel chains near by within walking distance, and a bar and amphitheatre . But the prize is the Rover boat Harriet that greets you are coming out of the tunnel and the mighty Alabama River. Check out my pics, there are a few where the original bank used to be compared to now. That may put mighty on to perspective. You also get a brief history also. Will be back for a River boat ride!

Great experience! Beautiful scenery, great music, and food. A good time!

Free rides on the Harriett II. We took the granddaughter since none of us have been on it. Unfortunately, we had a storm while on it and had to go inside due to the lightning. All good though. Great and friendly crew. Loved it

Nice place along the river with a riverboat ride. This is the place where a youtube of a brawl occurred and a white folding chair was used in the fight. I was working near Montgomery and stopped by to see it.

There wasn’t much to see. It’s a nice short walk not much people were around the time I was there

Excellent museum for kids!! Highly recommend the interactive kids area - very extensive! Kids could spend hours here. Very impressed with the museum and the grounds!

This is one of my favorite places to visit when I need to clear my mind. The art museum is free to enter and has a peaceful, thoughtful atmosphere with an impressive collection. I love spending quiet time here just walking through the exhibits and taking everything in. Right outside, there’s a large park with beautiful views and a relaxing vibe. You’ll often see ducks and turtles moving around the water — it adds so much life and charm to the space. Altogether, it’s a perfect combination of art, nature, and calm. Highly recommend if you’re nearby.

This place eat great to visit with my girlfriend. Loved all the displays and paintings. Very quiet and a great place to relax. Staff were very friendly as well.

This place is a must visit if you are in montgomery and want a quiet place with no crowd. Its bigger than we expected and have nice outdoor space and activities for kids. Also they are having fall event soon that we will be attending.

Beautiful museum with Interesting pieces of arts is a quiet atmosphere and a lot of peace as deep inside as its surroundings. 100% Recommended.

Excellent art museum. The facility is upscale in all respects. At entry, a staff member was very informative about the various galleries within the museum. We went on a weekday morning. There were a couple of school field trips but not disruptive to our experience in the least. Was impressed observing museum staff interacting with the children. Such a great cultural opportunity that is FREE!

It's nice that they feature a lot of regional artists. Arrived an hour before closing time and was welcomed in and assured I'd have enough time to see everything, but after 40 minutes the staff began rushing me. Never saw the outdoor sculpture garden or got to enjoy the maker space.

Cute place but would only return for the water front seating. The food was either super good or left on the plate due to flavor or cooking style. The okra has pokey stuff in it that got stuck in my throat and the rice pilaf left a lot to be desired. The gator bites and the corn balls were a standout though. Notes: You cannot be seated until your whole party is there. Huge parking lot but lots of pot holes so slow down as you come towards it. Google will try to send you through a trailer park, instead keep driving straight when it wants to to turn in. It will reroute you.

$14 gets you SIX pieces of shrimp. The fried shrimp platter came with two sides (I got double fries) and two (small) hush puppies. The food itself wasn’t bad, though I didn’t care for the batter on the shrimp. I just can’t get over the fact that a $14 platter gets you six small to medium shrimps. I definitely left hungry.

The breading on the shrimp, oysters was crispy and great flavor. Large shrimp, great cocktail sauce and tartar sauce. Good view of the river from deck which is built around trees. The unique corn ribs had good flavor. The deck and windows Need a good cleaning but the food is good.

It was awesome. The best burger I have had in a very long time and the seafood lunch platter was incredible

Our waitress was very nice and had a great sense of humor. Everything was cooked properly, had good flavor and not stingy with the portions. Lol We sat out on the patio and had a nice little breeze on a hot day. They also have fans mounted and adjustable to make it more pleasant on those hot hot days. This is the second time I have been there; but the first was several years ago. I had the whole catfish and loved it. 🤘

Most authentic atmosphere possible. Down home like Nana's kitchen! Servers are friendly treat you like family. Mfood might be slower but it is fresh and amazing with good portions. The gator bites and shrimp poppers are amazing! I got the soft shell crab poboy and it was great! Grouper looked great too!

Everything I ordered was as it should be and tasty. The gumbo is a blonde roux with lots of different seafood in it and sausage. It was very good. The only thing that I dinged the food for was that my catfish the crust of fell off of it still extremely good though but I like my crust on it, lol

Nice place to walk around if you’re in town, although there wasn’t much to see (unless I missed them).

My mother in law wanted to go here for Mother’s Day so we went early on a Saturday morning. We were the only ones there besides another couple at opening. The man running the ticketing booth was extremely knowledgeable and kind. They had the sweetest dog there too. Admission is a somewhat high at $15 per person, but this includes a tour and numerous print outs if you decide to self-guide. We spent around 3.5 hours exploring and opted to do the 11 am tour. We were the only ones there so we had opportunities to ask extra questions. Our guide was courteous and knowledgeable! There are numerous buildings and a garden to explore after the tour. My one advice is to BRING BUG SPRAY. There were more mosquitos than I could even begin to count or fend off!

I was deeply impressed during my visit to the museum today. I have always wanted to experience the atmosphere of American history, and here I truly felt it. My sincere gratitude goes to everyone who contributed and worked so hard to create this place. Thank you very much for your dedication and effort.☝️🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸☝️🙏

Found this place on the map during a road trip. I'm soooo happy I did. Everyone that worked there was so nice and packed full of knowledge. The homes and businesses were absolutely amazing. What a wonderful way to step back into time and see things I've never had the opportunity to see in my lifetime. The fact that they could preserve the homes and the artifacts inside is absolutely a treasure. Such a wonderful thing they are doing. If you are passing through town you have to make your way here. It does cost money but not much and I promise it's so worth it. Plus your money is going to a good cause which is keeping that stuff open to the public. During school hours they do get busy with childrens tours. We went in July. It was super hot but we had the whole place to ourselves. Highly recommend you checking this out.

Place was great. Very interactive and it's so well maintained. The idea of walking around into these places/ buildings is so much better than seeing pictures on a wall. The playground is also great and big enough to let the kids run around awhile. One of the best kids playground I've ever seen!

Wonderful experience. Beautiful homes. Very educational. We loved it ❤️ I highly recommend a visit.

This is such a greatly preserved place! Start at Lucas Tavern which is at 310 N Hull St - here you purchase tickets. Two blocks of historical buildings full of artifacts and information! They have a school, a church, old newspaper presses and even a completely preserved cotton gin!!! We have traveled most of the South and this is the only one we have seen. It is so cool!!!

So much important history in one small building. Don't skip this museum. Tells the story of the Freedom Riders. The people who work there are incredibly kind and helpful.

Bias Warning: My mother is honored in the museum. Okay, so my mother is a Freedom Rider and if you're a museum and are going to say nice things about her then you're going to get a good review (plus they had us come and speak). The museum is small but so was the bus station it is situated in. The staff knows their stuff and the museum itself is packed full of content. It's an important museum that deserves your time and attention. While you're visiting all the other sites in Montgomery don't forget this museum. It's a critical piece of American and Civil Rights history.

A nice little compact museum located in the actual Greyhound building where the bombing took place. No photos are allowed inside and the entire museum only took me about one hour to get through. One side is full of artwork and on the other side there are exhibits. Groups can request an informative talk by a member of staff (must be arranged in advance). Staff members are very friendly and knowledgeable.

Got in for free since I'm military, lots of cool information on the walls. Unfortunately no pictures allowed and no unique artifacts. Bought a bus as a souvenir

Great experience to stand where history was made. We were there for the unveiling of several new exhibits. We actually sang with James Lawson Jr. one of the original Freedom Riders! Wonderful experience, great people act worth the price of admission. I was a guest of the Lewis family which made the experience that much more historic. It's a must visit if your into history... Our history.

It's closed on Sunday so we were only able to walk around the outside of the museum. Despite being closed, there was a ton of information posted outside the building. It's well worth the stop to learn the details of such historic events and such brave and selfless people. We also stopped by the Baptist Church where the Freedom Riders hid after the initial attack. It's only a few minutes away.

This was a wonderful experience that was packed with so much history. One of my favorite parts was to actually see and read a green book. Staff was very helpful and knowledgeable! Exhibit was intriguing and facility was inviting and clean.

Excellent anniversary dinner experience! We enjoyed every minute with our amazing server, Isaac. He was so personable and attentive, timing everything perfectly throughout our meal. We ordered the Purveyor old fashions for pre-dinner cocktails, enjoyed the buttery grilled oysters for appetizer and shared the fantastic rack of lamb and blackened cobra entrees. The food was perfectly cooked and deliciously seasoned. Hats off to the chef too! Dessert was a delectable chocolate bread pudding with vanilla ice cream. The ambience was very nice with dimmed lighting and softly playing music in the background. The single rose in a bud vase was the perfect table decor. Our sweet note was a nice finishing touch. Thank you Isaac! Thoroughly enjoyed our evening here, highly recommend and will definitely return.

One of the more fine dining options in Montgomery, I have put off the trying Vintage Year for a while because I was worried it might not live up to the hype or be worth the money. On a spontaneous date night we went full send with a four course meal and cocktails. Everything was spectacular and the service was top notch. We didn't need a reservation on a Wednesday night. The salad and the filet were both amazing. I hate how much I enjoyed it because I will be back soon, everything was great. Isaac was our server and he's great at his job. Revisited for our anniversary and Joshua took great care of us. Everything was great and worth every cent.

We loved this place! The food was so tasty and amazing, high quality meat and not too greasy. Super friendly and attentive service and overall it’s such a cute spot! Would definitely come back :)

Everything about Vintage Year is absolutely stunning! The decor is classy and not over done, the service is attentive, professional and very knowledgeable and the food is perfectly divine! We started with the Yellowfin Tuna which just melts in your mouth then shared the Passion Fruit Salad which was the daily special salad. It was definitely special, those passion pearls were fun and delicious! Our entrees were just as spectacular as the appetizers! Perfectly cooked filet and sweet buttery crab cakes made the entire meal unforgettable. Definitely worth the visit and will return when we're traveling through again!

Pretty average experience. Lamb chops too fatty amd greasy. Mac N Cheese wash unremarkable. Crab cake appetizer was good. Isaac was my waiter and was great!

Really enjoyed our meal here! Would love to come back. Husband chose the restaurant for date night and I initially was nervous because I’m pregnant and picky now. But I liked my duck, the waiter suggested I get it “well done”, I’d like to come back and try it the chefs way. Well done was a bit tougher than I like. The cake was amazing! They also had a watermelon mint mocktail and I really appreciated that! As an appetizer we had the oysters, I honestly could have had more, maybe after I have this baby. The atmosphere is very “downtown” they have indoor and outdoor dining. Also a large party room. The wait staff is helpful and attentive.

While reservations are recommended, our group of 4 out of towners was seated promptly without one. The food overall had wonderful flavor minus a touch of seasoning. My only complaint was that I found the root vegetables (carrots with the scallops and sweet potatoes with the salad) to be cooked inconsistently. While some were the perfect consistency others felt a little undercooked. Other than that, the cocktails, charcuterie with cheese, scallops, and strawberry olive oil short cake were all lovely. Additonally, our server was attentive and ensured we were well taken care of even as the restaurant filled up.This place is a hidden gem in an area that seems to be lacking fine dining options.

I forgot to post what my husband had got because I was so hungry but my food was pretty good just needed some seasoning. The staff was nice and friendly, only thing that threw it off was the menu wasn't updated. They had food on there that they weren't even making or serving but it's a nice place to go for a early breakfast/brunch. Low-key expensive as well

(Sunday Brunch) It seemed like they were understaffed for the day. Nice waitress but it just felt like she was having to do a lot & couldn’t check up on patrons. We received our food about 12 mins after ordering. It was mid. The best thing on my plate was the biscuit. It wasn’t bad but the menu said “southern” and I was expecting more flavor. The music playlist was good too but we won’t be back.

We were immediately greeted when we entered. You order at the counter. Food was brought out very quickly. The shrimp and grits is a must for brunch. Biscuits and gravy were just okay in my opinion. Coffee wasn't great, but it was hot and had caffeine. Chicken and waffles were average. The waffle was similar in consistency to Waffle House. Staff recommended the shrimp and grits, chicken and waffle, and the smash burger. We did not try the burger. Overall, the food was good, but not great. The service was good and we enjoyed our meal.

Excellent Sunday brunch. We were immediately greeted and had the chance to sit outside on beautiful April afternoon. Unique flavors of mimosas were available. The shrimp and grits and chicken and the egg biscuit where our choices and delicious!

This is a cute little place with great atmosphere. We didn't dine in, but it looked like a great place to do so. The food? Delicious. Took one star from the food score because the macaroni tasted a little bland to me, but my husband liked it. So I guess give it a shot. I had the catfish, hush puppies, mac, and fried green tomatoes (which were INCREDIBLE). Even tasted good as leftovers. Highly recommend.

We were incredibly disappointed with this visit, especially after seeing such great reviews online. Food was incredibly bland all around. Meatloaf sandwich was not tasty, fried green tomatoes were disappointing, pimento grilled cheese was somehow cold in the middle. We ordered drinks, got them, and drank them just to be told after that the soda machine isn’t working today. Didn’t have momma sauce. Stopped serving breakfast for literally the crappiest lunch on our road trip… I understand a short staff but this was honestly gross.

Yum yum yum yum. Super good, our food came out fast, even though the drinks are self served the staff still came to the table often and it was nice. I loved it. I ordered the meat loaf sandwich, my wife had the big burger and my daughter had the chicken strips. We split some fried green tomatoes. Everyone loved their food. The price was great too, all of us food and drinks under 28 bucks. Stop in a visit these guys. You wont regret it!

Amazing service and delicious food. We went and even though it was busy they took care of us fast and our food came out at the perfect time. Definitely worth driving to try it! Muy delicioso y auntentico sabor venezolano.

Absolutely fantastic, food is incredible, best breakfast place in Montgomery and the most enjoyable to sit. It feels like a cafe in Europe

If you're looking for something a little different, wonderful, and a delight to your taste buds, well, D'Road Cafe is the place you've been searching for. I can't believe I've waited so long to try this place! I've heard nothing great things about the place, and now I personally know why! It was very unassuming on the outside, yet beautiful and charming on the inside. I was greeted with warmth and a smile. My food was hot and absolutely amazing, from the tender brisket and black beans, perfectly scrambled eggs, to the best plantains I've had in a long while. I will definitely be back for more. I encourage everyone, if you haven't already, to give it a try. You'll be pleasantly full, this I can truthfully say!

Lovely lady who owns and cooks. Great food in taste and presentation. Only uses quality ingredients.

Amazing homemade food. The Yuca was delicious and added s traditional feel to the food. I went back the next day to enjoy the buffet again. You come in and are greeted like family. The owner is beautiful and super sweet.

I eat here a lot and it’s always delicious! I’m a vegetarian so they have good options!

The food was delicious and the dining experience was closer to eating with extended family than at a restaurant. I spoke with Janet, the cook, and she is as amazing as her food. We dined in during the hot bar and tried everything available and nothing disappointed. Was my first visit, but I intend to be a regular.

Visiting the Rosa Parks Museum in Montgomery was an educational and meaningful experience. The exhibits not only taught me more about local history but also stirred personal memories of walking the streets of the South as a youth. The museum does a wonderful job of preserving stories and moments that connect past and present. It’s a place that invites both learning and reflection, and I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to better understand the richness and resilience of Southern history and culture.

A very nice museum to visit right in the heart of historic downtown Montgomery. Very interactive with informative exhibits and lots of reading. You can walk down the street to see the actual place Rosa Parks boarded the bus and where she got arrested. I went during the week and there were busloads of school kids and very busy. I definitely recommend all ages visit!

Beautiful experience. Amazing how 1 person could make such a difference. Lovely art works and gift shop.

The Rosa Parks Museum is one of those places that stays with you long after you leave. Being in the spot where Rosa Parks took her stand makes the history feel immediate, and the exhibits bring the story to life in a way that’s both moving and unforgettable. It shows how one act of courage became the spark for real change, and it leaves you with a deeper respect for the struggle and the strength of the people who carried it forward. If you’re in Montgomery, this is a stop you shouldn’t miss.

Wonderful exhibit. Talk a walk in the footsteps of the civil rights movement. Informative and entertaining. Something for everyone. Reasonably priced for both museums together and I definitely recommend to do both for the full story.

Awesome little history nook, learned so much not taught in history books. My wife and I loved it. The bus scene made it incredible. The architects of this tour knew how to captivate this audience and lead them down the road of the timeline.

It was a good visit. It's a museum that is affiliated with Troy University. It's located at their downtown campus, and was built on the site where Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to give up her seat to a white man. The updated reenactment is awesome along with the other displays. The gift shop is awesome also. Had a blast.

The bar offers a nice atmosphere and the service is amazing. Had to take a star (and a half) because the drinks are good, but pricing is a bit high. It is a hotel bar in the downtown area, so I suppose it is to be expected.

One of the worst dining experiences I've ever had. Upon arrival, I was very impressed because the restaurant was clean and it has a nice ambiance. The service was very slow. Our server Adisha had little interaction with us, she didn't ask us if we liked the food, and it took her forever to get our payment once she delivered the check. I think she has the potential to be good but customer service training is needed. My burger was cold and it wasn't fully cooked😡😣 She didn't make a fuss about it, she took it off without a problem. Instead of paying $18 here for a cheeseburger and fries we should've just gone to Five Guys. Going out to eat is just not the same anymore.

The website states opening hours is 4, but they don't open till 4:30. We were told we could pick a table outside and the server would come out and wipe the table down, and she would bring us water. After waiting a while, we decided we would probably get quicker service inside. So we went in and sat at the bar. As I sat down, I notice sticky stains on the bar. As they had just opened, I guess that was left over from the night besfore. We ordered cheese sticks to start. When we received our order, the cheese sticks were not cooked enough. They were cold and the cheese was not melted. Also, the marinara sauce was cold. I would not go back, especially at their prices. Considering this place is part of the Renaissance hotel, I expected more.

The Exchange is an excellent place to unwind either after work or after a long day spent attending conference sessions. With live music most every night, great drinks and quality food — you'll enjoy your evening at The Exchange in Downtown Montgomery.

Worst experience ever! Bartenders need serious training on customer service. Not smart to allow money to walk out the door! I think his name was Stevenson, what a jerk! Totally ignored me for several minutes goofing off with his friends at the bar. Didn’t acknowledge me until I got up to leave and trust to ask me was I good? Will never be back to this bar EVER!

Annette the waitress is awesome love her customer service 👍👍👍👍👍👍 Was at the Exchange bar Sept 4... Customer service horrible nobody asked if I needed help. I WAS TOLD BY ONE OF THE SERVERS IF I NEED HELP I would have to go to the bar and get it myself WOW‼️‼️‼️ WHERE IS ANNETTE WE NEED HER BAD..

One server outside 🤦🏾‍♀️ and she only served certain customers 🤷🏽‍♀️ i’m not sure if you had to be a regular or not, but my entire table was ignored. The outside guy bartender suck as well 🙄

The Aviator Bar is an awesome bar. It is as much an aviation museum as it is a bar. As you enter, you are in the actual bar section, but as you continue to walk the building, you find many cove-like areas that are sectioned off like little rooms that are social areas with chairs, couches and coffee tables. The areas are stuffed full of aviation books, manuals, pictures, and a mega amount of memorabilia. The building is adorned with a huge collection of various models of all types of aircraft. It is an amazing collection of art and memorabilia. The bar is hosted by friendly and easy on the eye, quality bartendresses. Service is quick and professional. Food is not served here. They have a wide variety of libations to quench your thirst. The night we visited was karaoke night with a good crowd, but not an overwhelming amount of people. This place is fun, educational, and interesting. If you are an aviator or just love aviation, it is the place to visit. A good time was had by all!

As an aviation enthusiast I loved this bar..It was 2 additional bars in the back so plenty of room and options to hang out with different vibes… This place is iconic and historic I loved my visit

Where do I start, me and 2 of my colleagues are in Alabama from Canada to work for 2 weeks and decided we wanted to try out Aviator because it looked like it had a cool decor of old war memorabilia , when we arrived K.C greeted us with a smile and great conversation, treated us like royalty and took good care of us, we even got him to punch the punching bag game in the back with us. Gave us some tips about where is good to eat and we couldn't have had a better time because of him. Thanks K.C You are the best!

I think it was Monday night I witnessed the bartender verbally attack a customer. The customer was a young lady who had 3 drinks in her. The bar tender kept asking her if she had her phone over and over. She finally told him not to worry about her phone. He then verbally assaulted her and tried to embarrass her in front of her friend. He even mocked her for giving a homeless guy cigarettes. For me, bartenders need more self control and they need to be a source of comfort and safety. I wouldn't spend a dime on a drink with that guy there. I would like to manager to investigate this.

KC is the best man! Made my drink right and he real personable. A bar recognized by the r national historic places anderson block 1881 you gotta come check out this bar!

Great bar with fun vibe and tons of memorable!

To the little girl “working” the bar on 9/15/25- you need to learn customer service 101. We came in. There was ONE person at the we bar. We were immediately ignored because some guy brought in pizza. Then a couple came in and sat at the end of the bar where she proceeded to serve them first then chit chatted THEN ignored us again for someone else’s order. We waited so long we just left. Completely rude and pathetic “service”. I’ve never had to leave a bar where I couldn’t get service with literally 3 people at the bar.

I love this place! Great spot for casual dining / hanging outside / live music. Family friendly. I do wish there were more vegetarian options, but they at least offer several vegetarian (and delicious) dips as well as a cheese pizza.

This restaurant is a Montgomery tradition and renowned by locals for great food and service for a reasonable value. No reservations on weekends so plan accordingly. Everything on the menu is good but I like their onion rings, crab claws and West Indies salad for appetizers. I favor their Steaks and seafood for entrees. Their green salad is fresh The kids menu is one of the best in MGM for quality and value.

Great little find. Was just driving through Montgomery and looking for something new. My wife had the smash burger, I had the crawfish pork sausage and the Hummus dish with veggies. Also, I had one of the best old fashions I've ever had. Server promised me i wouldn'tbe disappointed, He wasn't wrong. Tap beer selection was on point, wasn't over run by the social media craze ipas, seltzers, and sours. Actuallyhad some good beers. The atmosphere was fun and inviting with a great outdoor area. Overall fun place with plenty of food, wine, cocktail and beer options that's also kid, pet friendly.

I have always enjoyed tipping point and tonight was great. The service was great and even the owners were out waiting tables and taking care of their customers. I had a Brooklyn bap sandwich and that was delicious. A drink and a couple shots. It was quiet and personal the way I like my bars. Go for food and have some drinks it's a great place to start a night out.

Horrible service sat down at the outside bar with me and my wife. The bartender was standing right there didn’t ask us if we wanted something to drink or place an order just walked off. Didn’t come back for 15 minutes. Walked into Main bar got two beers came back and sat there. He walked over closes out a tab then walks off never came back for 30 minutes. I asked for the owner. It was an old lady. She said she was the owner, but she didn’t act like one she just kept saying they were understaffed I said what does that have to do with a bartender at the point of contact with the customer asking them would they like to place an order or get a drink? She was very unapologetic. I told her if she was in Orlando, where I live. I have a house here as well. She wouldn’t be in business. The only reason she is because there’s nowhere else to go with Montgomery.. But having said that we went to the taco bar and the sushi box and had great service. This place sucks! She post saying we’re understaffed and don’t expect good service…

Great atmosphere, great beer selection, great service! The beers they carry are delicious and varied. The menu isn't robust, but the three things we had were all top notch. Don't let the simplicity turn you away. Definitely recommend the Phil Pretzel. Definitely recommend the hummus. Amanda was great. We'll be back!

Have tried this place multiple times and each time the service has been well below average … we kept trying to give it another chance, but it seems that there needs to be a very in depth customer service training for this staff. No one checking in on customers. No one coming to take your order. Multiple people around us asking if we have had anyone help us both inside and outside because no one helped them. Standing for 25+ minutes waiting to close a tab right at the bar and can’t get anyone to close us out. Food was good the one time we actually were able to get someone to take our order. Unfortunately, I don’t think we will try this spot again.

Stopped in on our cross-country military move and spent about an hour. Cute little museum. My 2, 4, and 6 year old enjoyed the play area.

Loved it! The MOOseum is a small but very fun and educational spot. It’s all about Alabama’s cattle industry, and they’ve done a great job making it interactive and kid-friendly. The exhibits are well put together, clean, and easy to follow. It doesn’t take a long time to go through, but it’s definitely worth a stop if you’re in Montgomery, especially with kids. Staff are welcoming and happy to answer questions. A unique little museum that gives you something different to experience!

We traveled all the way from France and could not be happier with our experience at the MOOseum! My daughter didn’t want to leave! It’s a free visit and has a lot of great interactive sections for kids of all ages to visit! Even as an adult I found it very educational. The two ladies at the front desk were very welcoming and made sure we got a sticker for my daughter! It’s downtown within all the other historical things to visit in Montgomery! Very well done and maintained!

We needed a place to spend a little time and The MOOseum was perfect. Good place to learn about tasty beef and how important they are to AL. There is also a nice play area for the kids. Employees are friendly and there is a small gift shop. Great place to spend an hour!

Small museum with two big cows and a lot of heart. Great spot for a quick visit with kids. We stopped while traveling to let the little one get the wiggles out and she was suitably entertained. Nice hands-on section in the back for just such a purpose.

Great place. The children loved the kitchen and the bull riding places so much.

The MOOseum is a great place for the entire family! There is soo much information to the gathered and explored. I love the vibrant, interactive, uplifting atmosphere, which ignites excitement and eagerness for the little ones to learn. My son loved every moment of our visit to the Mooseum! Let me not forget to mention Mrs. Cynthia! Mrs. Cynthia is a personable gem, she is definitely the top reason that I'll be visiting again.

Really enjoyed our brunch today! The folks her are super friendly and the food was delicious! We had shrimp and grits, gazpacho and grilled cheese, and the Puerto Rican breakfast sandwich! They also serve a Goat mimosa (sour beer and orange juice) that was awesome and tastes kind of like a shandy. The house is charming! We will definitely be back!

Great environment. Great view. Food was fantastic we had the Goat Mountain Shrimp and Grits!!! The staff is friendly and informative. Been to the area tons of times and I just found this place! We will definitely be back!

Being from out of town, we were unaware this was their first day opening after the Covid shut down. The food was absolutely amazingly delicious!!! The atmosphere was outstanding!! We actually had an entire room to ourselves!! Our server, Jason, was outstanding! I had the hash brown casserole, sausage and grits. The grits were the absolute best I have ever had in my life!! I was looking around for a refill ..... which the owner, James, made sure I had in no time! My fiancee had biscuits and gravy with sausage on the side and James also provided more gravy when requested. We are returning to Montgomery in a few weeks and we will be returning!!

Made our family feel welcome :) Excellent view, hearty southern brunch, and local beer. Cool use of a neat historical house.

Now open again! Dine in, carry out too. Fantastic meals with a German influence. Be sure to bring your designated driver if you like German biers!

Each time I've visited Goat Haus, I've had an exceptional time. The team is inviting, the food is spectacular, and the atmosphere is one-of-a-kind. It's my favorite breakfast spot in MGM. And it's a great after hours spot as well.

Great service and decent food. The beer selection was not expansive. However, all the beers on tap were regional craft beers. My burger was a little meat loafy, but tasty. Fries seem to be hand cut. The view of downtown was really nice. We sat in the front yard under a nice shady tree. I would definitely come back to this place.

This place has a vibe Montgomery is thirsty for. The patio is serene, the drinks are delicious and the service is personal. Try it out ... you may be their new regular.

Really enjoyed the atmosphere here. Openly friendly environment, without judgment. I really appreciate Mindel informing me as well as others about the different alcohols and where they're from. He was a well knowledged guy (and quite attractive), on what he was serving. I will definitely be coming back for more experiences here. Thank you KRU👍😊

Nice little bar with a great outdoor seating area.

I had a Moscow mule which was awesome. I loved the ambiance and option to play old school games. The prices were reasonable. Chris was the bartender while I was there He was personable, kind and easy to talk to. Drinks are not watered down. I'm from Columbus but the next time I'm in Montgomery I will visit this bar again.

KRU is a great place to chill and have a good drink. There's always a good vibe and wonderful people to meet.

A nice cozy bar with good selection of beer, wine and cocktails. The bartender is very pleasant to talk with.

Best bar in Montgomery by a mile. Mendel is an amazing bar owner. The atmosphere, drinks, art, and the patrons are all top notch. The patio and the inside are both so great, you’ll find yourself not knowing where to enjoy your time there.

What was once one of the hottest bars in town is now sort of an average night out. A lot of the things that made it unique are now an after thought. It is attached to Aviator and Commerce Beer works and this means that because CBW sometimes has live music you pay a cover to get in no matter which bar you're drinking at. Often one of the three bars is packed and the other two are not. It also tends to leave it's area of the alley littered with cigarettes. If you have never been by all means check it out.

Not my favorite of Mike's bars but pretty good. In my top 10 for sure.

Nice place with friendly and quick service. It was pretty empty for a Friday night, tho. It's a pretty big space with the front and back halves divided. The front is just a bar with some tables. The back half has a stage for a live band and a couple of Cornhole boards.

The music is terrible, and the drinks are okay. Every so often it has it's nights but usually it's pretty boring. If you're looking for fun, this is not the bar for you. But if you just want to sit down and buy slightly overpriced drinks, then this is the bar for you. I hate to say it but racism still exists. One night I had to wait like 30 minutes before I got served. One of the bartenders looked me dead in the face while I had money in my hand trying to get his attention. He served everybody other race except me. I had to wait for another guy to finally come and decide to serve me. Some of the bartenders are nice though, and some are just rude.

Awesome atmosphere and surprisingly modern. Amazing Bar and staff, they agreed to let my university’s association of former students put on a Yell Practice before we BTHO Auburn the next day. Good drinks and even better conversation.

Hot, humid, and long times to get drinks. Also, the ice bar has not been in operation the past couple years I've been there. Owner, please make sure the ice bar is operational during major events when Joan brings her 100 person crew to the Alley every August.

The service was okay, at best...until the waitress served everyone a drink, with the exception of mine. It was brought to her attention that she didn't give me my ordered drink...wasn't aware of her audience...very bad trait for a waitress to have. Next, it was hella hot inside the bar, #1 during hot days and evenings, especially when you are providing a service to someone, YOU DO NOT HAVE YOUR GUEST SWEATING IN YOUR ESTABLISHMENT! not good...empty...the music was ok....no energy throughout the bar. May drink was good

A Wonderful New Orleans Style Atmosphere With Music, Fun People, And Some Awesome Smelling Food From Every Corner. If You Want To Stroll In A Nice Comfortable Scenery, This Is The Area To Come Too.

Nothing going on during the weekdays.

Fun place. Good restaurants and bars. My favorites are SaZa Italian and Jalapenos in the Alley

What a great collection of restaurants and entertainment all in one place. We had a great time with plenty to see and do since we were in the heart of downtown. So much is within walking distance.

Decent spot for casual restaurants. Seems tourist-y.

I really had to open myself up to enjoy a trip to Alabama but Montgomery did not disappoint

Great beer place awesome venue.

I have been playing pool in Montgomery for several years and when you play pool with APA you only have 3 pool halls to choose from during my time. I used Deja Vu as my home pool hall for several years, but in the last 6 months there has been a decline in the level of service and the general upkeep of the establishment. In October of 2023, a competing bar went smoke free, so I switched for health reasons. Deja Vu used to let me bring my own water cup inside, but I was told that was against the health code, which I know is not true, since I worked for public health and fact checked their comment. I still have to play her occasionally, but I miss the positive vibes, good food and bartenders that would greet you by name.

I love the food here i love the environment i love the stafff i just absolutely loveeeeeee dejavu safe fun and experience people who cares

Great place come and relax. Deja Vu

Great Waitresses, GM, and Owner. Fantastic people to hangout with. The vibe here is chill. I recommend Deja Vu to anyone who is looking to play pool, chill, or even sing Karaoke on Saturday nights!

Great food, no cover ,great staff, awesome owner

This is the best place to go! Great food, great drinks and great people! Very safe place to go out to as a female!!! Would recommend

My favorite pool hall. Best customer service. Great atmosphere for u and a crew or just a date to enjoy

I've always loved this place! When I've eaten here, the food has been good, for a good value... Lots of "traditional" meat and three's. Personally, I've never had an issue with the service. Typically,service was TOO good. Servers and bar tenders would have my drinks ready just as I was finishing my last. Due to a move east, I'm no longer a "regular", but whenever I get a free night in "The Gump", Rock Bottom is ALWAYS my favorite hang out spot!

Terrible service. We had a large party of about 8-10 the place was pretty empty but the host said that a lot of the tables were full so we went to the bar to wait for the rest of our party and grab drinks while she figured it out. The host sat back down and didn't get us a table we had to go get her and tell her again. Then once we were seated they made the bartender that was serving us at the bar come out from behind the bar to our table to be our server when they had multiple servers available. It took us an hour to get our food and one of our guest burger was burnt. The atmosphere was good though and the bartender was awesome she did such a great job even though the place is ran poorly. I would recommend it as a bar but if you want food and service I recommend going elsewhere.

The rockin dee's wing sauce is amazing. The atmosphere is really fun. They have live music here too. Not many places in montgomery do. The salads are really good too, but make sure you've got plenty of belly space as the portions are big. Almost every time I have gone we've had to go plates and the food was even better the second time around

Been here twice, thought the first time might have been a fluke. Food is average at best. That'd be ok if the customer service was decent. Waitresses are, as a whole, short tempered and reluctant to resolve issues that arose with our group, let alone answer basic questions. Have an NFL package but can't show every game due to linked tv's. Truly a "Rock Bottom" experience

Food was average but 3 of the wait staff that I talked to seemed either incredibly stupid or they were on drugs. I'm assuming drugs or drunk. No one can be that dumb.

Add on TV ....it would help you all to give an address. I just seen another commercial #2 and again no location. I did look it up and found it. I was shocked it's right in the middle of the bypass... you would think it was in the middle of the woods and needed a pass to get in. Anyway, I really think it was a big mistake not to include your address in your commercials.

Don't expect the waitresses to be able to tell you what local brews they carry. The answer to my question was 'the taps are over there' and pointed across the restaurant.

You may not think of Montgomery AL as Jazz club territory, but Jazz at the Sous La Terre isn't your ordinary Jazz Club. Located below Lasalla Blue, The Sous La Terre serves food that is a notch above the typical jazz club -- you won't regret going to this club. The club opens at 11pm Friday and Saturday only the band starts playing at 1am. The guys have been playing together for over 50 years and play a large verity of music.

Thank you for the birthday love on saturday!!! I love this place!!

You come here because it’s after hours and want to keep drinking.

Underground blues bar that doesn't get hopping until 11:00 at night.

Great place to have a drink and kick it

Great place to hang out!

The gem of Montgomery

I enjoy my very first biscuits game with my company which sponsors and we all had a really great time. I really enjoyed it the games that they played in between innings. I definitely recommend this place as a great family event.

Great stadium! We love minor league games - the price is right and the fans/players really care about the game. Thanks!

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Let's Go Biscuits

Great time at a great game.

Super fun team and stadium!