Restaurants

One of downtown Tuscaloosa's most beloved local restaurants has been forced to shut its doors temporarily.

The novel Coronavirus pandemic continues to impact all of our daily lives, including our dining routines. I want to know: are you willing to eat at a buffet now?

It's been almost two months since we've been able to visit one of Tuscaloosa's best restaurants, and we can't wait to get back.

Whether you're frequenting the establishment's drive-through for lunch or planning picking up a to-go order for dinner, make sure you're eating local and helping the businesses who have partnered with Crimson Tide Athletics. These businesses cater to the teams, feed the coaches and fuel recruiting weekends and its important that we do our part in showing our support for what they provide to the University.

A dispute between two similarly named Tuscaloosa restaurants is getting heated.

Tuscaloosa-based food truck and catering company Local Roots is set to open a brick and mortar restaurant next year.

A new macaroni and cheese-themed restaurant is on its way to the City of Champions

Tuscaloosa has an abundance of awesome restaurants, and you'll be surprised at just how many places offer delicious meat-free options. If you're giving up meat for Lent this year or you're just looking for a few new seafood or vegetarian-friendly places, you're going to love our list!

It's been an incredible year in Tuscaloosa--the Tide has rolled back into the College Football Playoff for the third year in a row, and the City of Champions is still experiencing unprecedented growth. It seemed as if a new business opened every other day in 2016, and we're psyched to see so many new restaurants now calling the Druid City home. Here are our picks for the 10 best new restaurants to

Tuscaloosa's restaurant scene will take a hit this month when one of its culinary leaders closes its doors for good.