where to eat in T-town

[Mongo4Bama]

where are some places to eat in Tuscaloosa besides the chain restaurants this will be for lunch.

Maybe some Itallian food or just something other that the chains

thanx mongo4bama

 

[Dr. Van Nostran]

where are some places to eat in Tuscaloosa besides the chain restaurants this will be for lunch.

Maybe some Itallian food or just something other that the chains

thanx mongo4bama

Mongo, Downtown near the AmSouth Bank building on University Blvd. you will find Depalma's or Venice Cafe to your liking as far as Italian goes. As for Meat and 3 head about 1 mile south on Greensboro Ave. to the Waysider. Incredible breakfast and lunch fare. For a little more expensive lunch go across the river to Rice Mine road and try Cypress Inn and also enjoy the view of the river. In Downtown Northport try City Cafe (low priced meat and 3) or The Globe (high priced International fare). If you want BBQ just follow your nose to Dreamland, Woodrow's or Archibald's. If all else fails you can join me for Vienna Sausages and potted meat.

 

[bayoutider]

Is The Cotton Patch still open?

 

[Mongo4Bama]

Thanx for the info all

I want to keep around ten bucks or so fine if a little more.

Meat and potatoes i can get at home so wanted something different but I appreciate the advice.

Any other food options.


regards mongo4bama

 

[DiamondDust]

Ramma Jamma's by the stadium is a great place and pretty cheap.

Mr. G's Italian in Northport (Right on McFarland) is also pretty good if you're looking for Italian.

 

[UAB-CT]

Is The Cotton Patch still open?

The Cotton Patch in Eutaw AL is still open..

 

[exiledNms]

If you're a goober like me who enjoys looking at vintage Tide pics & jerseys worn by famous former players, head over to Baumhower's Sports Grille. Wings are the main fare, but I like their burgers as well. The cuisine may not be so unique, but the decor is.

Anyone know if the Waysider is still open downtown? And if it's open for lunch? Breakfast (which is absolutely awesome!) is definitely the meal of choice there...following in Coach Bryant's footsteps. But if it's open for lunch it would probably be pretty good.

This reminds me...mrs. exiled has been asking for a trip over to T-town to roam around campus & eat ribs. Holidays are good, non-crowded time to make that happen...

exiled

 

[Dr. Van Nostran]

These are the places I eat on a monthly basis.
Cypress Inn, The Globe, Dreamland, City Cafe, The Waysider, Firehouse Subs, DePalma's, Baumhowers, Buffalo Phil's, Los Tarasco's, Pepito's, Benkei Japanese Steakhouse, The Outback, Southland in Cottondale, and Taco Casa.

 

[BOOOUT]

Who remembers Nick's-n-the-Stick's? I wish that place was still around! Best bacon wrapped filet ever! And they had a huge 151 drink called a "Nicademous". Who remembers this place?

 

[zzaz]

Who remembers Nick's-n-the-Stick's? I wish that place was still around! Best bacon wrapped filet ever! And they had a huge 151 drink called a "Nicademous". Who remembers this place?

I thought Nick's-n-the-Stick's was still open. When did they close? I drank my fair share of Nicademouses.

 

[Bama in VA]

Nicks in the sticks was great. I loved that place and the drinks. Did anyone ever drink a Red Tide?!

 

[JHHALL1]

Mongo, Downtown near the AmSouth Bank building on University Blvd. you will find Depalma's or Venice Cafe to your liking as far as Italian goes. As for Meat and 3 head about 1 mile south on Greensboro Ave. to the Waysider. Incredible breakfast and lunch fare. For a little more expensive lunch go across the river to Rice Mine road and try Cypress Inn and also enjoy the view of the river. In Downtown Northport try City Cafe (low priced meat and 3) or The Globe (high priced International fare). If you want BBQ just follow your nose to Dreamland, Woodrow's or Archibald's. If all else fails you can join me for Vienna Sausages and potted meat.

Im going to go with this guy the only thing i would add is Mugshots right off of University hamburgers and fries are soooooo good.