Listing Category: Uniquely Local
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Taco Casa Skyland
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On August 20, 1974, Rod combined the work ethic he learned through athletics and under Coach Bryant with earlier restaurant experience to create Tuscaloosa’s most unique restaurant, Taco Casa. Trying a completely new concept, Taco Casa offered the finest and freshest ingredients prepared only after the customer ordered. This was to ensure hot, fresh, delicious…
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Taco Casa 15th Street
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On August 20, 1974, Rod combined the work ethic he learned through athletics and under Coach Bryant with earlier restaurant experience to create Tuscaloosa’s most unique restaurant, Taco Casa. Trying a completely new concept, Taco Casa offered the finest and freshest ingredients prepared only after the customer ordered. This was to ensure hot, fresh, delicious…
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Taco Casa 69 South
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On August 20, 1974, Rod combined the work ethic he learned through athletics and under Coach Bryant with earlier restaurant experience to create Tuscaloosa’s most unique restaurant, Taco Casa. Trying a completely new concept, Taco Casa offered the finest and freshest ingredients prepared only after the customer ordered. This was to ensure hot, fresh, delicious…
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Taco Casa Rice Mine Road
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On August 20, 1974, Rod combined the work ethic he learned through athletics and under Coach Bryant with earlier restaurant experience to create Tuscaloosa’s most unique restaurant, Taco Casa. Trying a completely new concept, Taco Casa offered the finest and freshest ingredients prepared only after the customer ordered. This was to ensure hot, fresh, delicious…
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Legends Bistro
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Savor delicious American fare in a relaxed atmosphere at our on-site restaurant in Tuscaloosa. Legends Bistro offers a diverse menu with affordable options for even the most discerning of palates. A few menu highlights include the BBQ Nachos, Turkey and Pesto Sandwich, and Pot Roast.
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Collodge: Ivory Dynasty
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Tuscaloosa’s self-service Crimson Tide-themed boutique property is now open! Skip the line at check-in, avoid the crowded elevator, and support a family-owned business that spends more time cleaning than a hotel chain. Nestled in the heart of the downtown Tuscaloosa social district, we are a quick stroll to restaurants, bars, and the amphitheater, with endless opportunities for amusement. We…
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Walk Downtown
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University Boulevard is the mother road of Tuscaloosa. Stretching from Capitol Park, Past the University of Alabama, to the Arboretum. This main street holds a rich history and a wealth of sights to stroll along. In Downtown, the walk from the Federal Courthouse, to the Capitol park holds much of Tuscaloosa. This 17 minute walk…
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Walk The University of Alabama
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Even if you’re not a prospective student, touring this monumental campus is well worth the time. From the Quad, where the University is Anchored, to the new stretches of the institution towards Bryce Hospital, and Bryant-Denny Stadium, you’ll find a plethora of landmarks. The Campus is found along University Blvd, but expands far beyond that.…
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Wheelhouse Sports Pub
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We are a Sports Pub/Full functioning arcade. This means we have food, lots of TVs for sports, & games to play!!
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Tuscaloosa Civil Rights Trail
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If you cannot march, you can make sandwiches. If you cannot make sandwiches, you can drive your car. If you cannot drive, you can help with office work. Everybody can do something. WHAT WILL YOU DO TO HELP US WIN FREEDOM?” This is the story of ordinary citizens taking extraordinary action in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.* The…
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Feed Your Adventure: Flavors of the Black Belt
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Tuscaloosa is a part of the “Ques ‘N’ Brews Black Belt trail! Head to Alabama Black Belt Adventures’ web page to download the brochure, the Passport, and the resource guide! Suggested Restaurants: Archibald & Woodrow’s BBQ Avenue Pub Central Mesa Chuck’s Fish Depalma’s Italian Cafe Dreamland BBQ River Suggested Hotels: The Jack Warner at Northriver…
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The Riverwalk
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The Riverwalk is an excellent paved trail along the southern bank of the Black Warrior River near downtown Tuscaloosa. The path is divided by a painted line making a distinct two way road for walkers and bikers. Riverwalk Bridge There are a variety of park areas that are all dog friendly sprinkled along the trail.…