Location: Muscle Shoals
Top Restaurants in Muscle Shoals
Top Things to do in Muscle Shoals
- 1. Ivy Green
- 2. Muscle Shoals Sound Studios
- 3. University of North Alabama
- 4. Wilson Lock & Dam
- 5. Helen Keller Birthplace and outdoor play, The Miracle Worker
- 6. Frank Lloyd Wright's Rosenbaum House
- 7. The Shoals Golf Club - Fighting Joe Course
- 8. Old Railroad Bridge
- 9. Fame Recording Studios
- 10. Spring Park
Alabama, United States Food Guide: 10 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Muscle Shoals
Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Muscle Shoals. Muscle Shoals is the largest city in Colbert County, Alabama, United States. As of the 2010 census, the population of Muscle Shoals was 13,146. The estimated population in 2015 was 13,706.
Things to do in Muscle Shoals
10. Wildwood Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Wildwood Tavern is an eclectic pub in downtown Florence, Alabama. All natural beef hot dogs, locally sourced bratwurst, unique sandwiches, flatbread pizzas, seasonal microbrews, and craft cocktails all paired with a hand selected jukebox, shuffleboard tab
Reviewed By Dennis T
Wife had the trenchtown hoagie, daughter had flatbread pizza and I had the smoked slaw dog with loaded chips. Absolutely delicious all around. Definitely will be back. Nick was awesome. Very friendly and answered all questions. Draft beers and mixed drinks were top notch.
9. 306 Barbecue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
We serve authentic fresh off the pit, smoked and dry rubbed meats cooked on-site daily along with a dozen of delicious side items. Some favorites include brown sugar green beans, mac & cheese, Brunswick stew, chicken salad, banana pudding and chocolate mo
Reviewed By wmleken
I stopped off at the Fredâs Dollar Store going out of business sale to browse for bargains. It was immediately obvious that they had not reached a serious âgoing out of businessâ status because everything was only five percent off. Another customer and I started an interesting conversation so he invited me to have lunch across the street at 306 Barbecue.The brisket sandwich with cold slaw and banana pudding was delicious and just the right amount of food! Our service was excellent and very attentive.We're so glad you enjoyed 306 BBQ! We hope you'll come back and dine with us again soon!
8. Cajun's Seafood
Overall Ratings
3 based on 32 reviews
256 381-1573 zip 35660
Reviewed By Catherine O
It's a funky little place like one you would find at the beach. The seafood is fresh and beautifully prepared. Excellent hush puppies too.The service is terrific. We have eaten there twice now and will go back again. My husband loves the Steamer platter and I love their Deviled Crab. Our friends enjoyed their fried catfish which was on special that night. Highly recommended!
7. The Boiler Room
Located in the basement of the Stricklin Building, The Boiler Room offers patrons of all ages an upscale gaming space to gather. There is plenty of entertainment for both the young and the young at heart such as Bowling, Vintage Arcade Tables, Foosball, S
Reviewed By MissMem
The Boiler Room sits in the basement of the Sticklin hotel. It's a really fun spot. There's a great bar, a performance stage, several dining tables, four bowling alleys and a small arcade-like area with ski-ball, a personal favorite. We had a great evening drinking local beer and listening to a local band and then bowling. The servers were great, but the food did not arrive hot. It comes from the upstairs kitchens of Big Bad Breakfast and maybe sits up there a bit too long. We did a get hot replacement. The bowling seemed a bit pricey at $30 an hour plus $3 for each shoe rental, but we had a really fun night.Thank you so much for your review! We love hearing about our guest's visits and will use your feedback to improve the experience we provide.
6. Logan's Roadhouse
Overall Ratings
3 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By 87beachbum
Went with 2 other adults at noon . We all ordered 15 minute express lunch of sandwiches or salad. Waiter said they are out of baked potatoes and salmon and it is noon. Had to ask for rolls. Waiter seemed to disappear for at least 30 minutes. After 1 hour of waiting we finally got food except for one order of fries which we were told would be right out. Food was OK but waiting an hour for food of salad and sandwich was not good. SLOW has always been the history of this Logan's but decided to give it another try. It will be a long time before I try again.We're sorry to hear we fell short of a great dining experience. Please know that we take your feedback seriously and we will be checking in with the store. Please give us a call at 1-844-6LOGANS, so we can follow up with your concerns. Thanks.
5. 2nd & 13 Sports Bar and Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By AlabamaAngel
2nd & 13 Sports Bar and Grille is a great place to eat lunch when you are in Sheffield. They have $5 lunch specials Monday-Friday from 11:00-2:00 that includes chicken tenders with fries, chili cheese sliders with fries, salads, nachos, etc. The atmosphere is fun and sporty and family friendly. The restaurant is covered with televisions and sports memorabilia. As far as seating goes, there is a large bar area, high top tables, and booths. Each booth was themed. For instance, we sat at the Alabama/Auburn Iron Bowl table and we had our own individual television, as well. They have a really neat baseball themed dugout seating area, too. The atmosphere was a lot of fun. I plan to go back at night and check out the atmosphere and their specials then, as well. 2nd & 13 is a fun place and would be a great place to catch a ballgame!
4. Stanfield's River Bottom Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
We thrive to produce an eclectic menu with mouth-watering recipes, made from scratch desserts, fun and tasty cocktails, exceptional service, and a view that will take your breath away. Open all year long, rain or shine, right under the O'Neal Bridge and f
Reviewed By 351natalieg
Great views of the river & cliffs near McFarland Park. You can park you car dock your boat & walk over to enjoy. Itâs a good place for friends & families. The food is subpar... bar food & fried fish mostly. I lived on the beach in SC where we always had fresh fish, so my standards are pretty high for seafood dishes, so maybe I shouldnât judge too harshly. Itâs a decent place, & youâll have a nice time. Can be a wait on weekends in season.
3. City Hardware
Overall Ratings
4 based on 404 reviews
next door to Rigatonies
Reviewed By Tphillips67
Stayed in town for one night on business. Court Street has a number of unique restaurants including this one. A variety of beef, seafood and chicken on the menu. City Hardware is situated in a rustic setting, an old building with exposed brick and pipes. Very comfortable and friendly staff. We had a great waitress- Jessie. Shrimp and grits are very good.
2. 306 Barbecue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
We serve authentic fresh off the pit, smoked and dry rubbed meats cooked on-site daily along with a dozen of delicious side items. Some favorites include brown sugar green beans, mac & cheese, Brunswick stew, chicken salad, banana pudding and chocolate mo
Reviewed By wmleken
I stopped off at the Fredâs Dollar Store going out of business sale to browse for bargains. It was immediately obvious that they had not reached a serious âgoing out of businessâ status because everything was only five percent off. Another customer and I started an interesting conversation so he invited me to have lunch across the street at 306 Barbecue.The brisket sandwich with cold slaw and banana pudding was delicious and just the right amount of food! Our service was excellent and very attentive.We're so glad you enjoyed 306 BBQ! We hope you'll come back and dine with us again soon!
1. The Boiler Room
Located in the basement of the Stricklin Building, The Boiler Room offers patrons of all ages an upscale gaming space to gather. There is plenty of entertainment for both the young and the young at heart such as Bowling, Vintage Arcade Tables, Foosball, S
Reviewed By MissMem
The Boiler Room sits in the basement of the Sticklin hotel. It's a really fun spot. There's a great bar, a performance stage, several dining tables, four bowling alleys and a small arcade-like area with ski-ball, a personal favorite. We had a great evening drinking local beer and listening to a local band and then bowling. The servers were great, but the food did not arrive hot. It comes from the upstairs kitchens of Big Bad Breakfast and maybe sits up there a bit too long. We did a get hot replacement. The bowling seemed a bit pricey at $30 an hour plus $3 for each shoe rental, but we had a really fun night.Thank you so much for your review! We love hearing about our guest's visits and will use your feedback to improve the experience we provide.
Where to eat American food in Muscle Shoals: The Best Restaurants and Bars
