Drink specials at this sports bar include $8 Alibi Whiskey specials,"Bama Pride" and "Sweet Home Alabama" shots as well as $5 bottles of Bud and Bud Light. Read more
The Classic Works Burger was topped with American cheese, lettuce, onion, and bacon. Delicious, delicious bacon. I was floored by how much I enjoyed it. Read more
It's a confused bar that wants to be a sports bar/lounge and fine dining. Waitress was clueless. Very pricey, came for the Mac & cheese burger and it was amazing, that it's go once better bars around
The Mac & Cheese Burger: Honestly, this burger probably isn’t the classiest choice on the list, but we can’t say no to anything smothered in cheese. Might want to get some napkins. Read more
An upscalesports bar that attracts the local crowd with its glam, rustic décor (think chocolate leather seats and antiquechandeliers) and delicious noshy bits from Spago chef Dave Feimster. Read more
An upscalesports bar that attracts the local crowd with its glam, rustic décor (think chocolate leather seats and antiquechandeliers) and delicious noshy bits from Spago chef Dave Feimster. Read more
it's definitely a frattysports bar scene but the burgers and fries are surprisingly good. Same goes for the buffalo cauliflower which is served in a bath of bleu cheese #can'tgowrong
Honestly, I just come here to people watch - it's a decent-looking and, for the most part, decently dressed crowd that comes here. And I like the fact that there's candy in the bathrooms.
Elevated bar food such a lobster or crab cake sliders, lamb burgers, and mahi-mahi wraps make it a gal-friendly place for watching sports on the 40-plus flat screens.
PSA: Ainsworth used to have amazing nachos and wings. They NO longer serve them. According to the staff they are transitioning from a sports bar to a steak house.
Gilt.com had a great deal with unlimited mimosas. Should b on regular menu. But get truffledgoat cheese sandwich at brunch. French toast not as good. Played great 90's mix.
A state-of-the-art sound system (enhanced by multiple hi-def plasmas) makes this restaurant one of the city’s best venues for watching the big game. (The crab cakes with saffronaioli don't hurt.)
Food was pretty good. Open space and pretty big. Not a bad place to meet with friends. Not cozy enough for a date spot. Quick drink would be ok at the bar.
The official home of Alabamafootball in NYC every Saturday in the fall. Check out uanyc.com for details and be sure to order the spicy chicken fingers & sliders and get your beer by the bucket.
Huge space, it's pretty much a sports bar that's been dressed up, but the drinks and food both deliver. Don't leave without trying their Grand Ginger drink
This place was way too loud. We were yelling over the music the entire time. The chicken skewers were ok - too spicy. Seemed like a cool place to go with a big group for a game, but not in general
The bartenders make Yellowhammer's, Tuscaloosa's official, un-official game day drink. Get one and be glad you didn't have to brave the bathrooms at Gallette's to do it.
On a Sunday for football, they wouldnt let two guys in because they were wearing football jerseys. And its a "sports" bar-pretty much sums this place up
our server wasn't so great (and didn't understand when the menu said i could order an omelette with egg whites only for $10, and i did, but she still charged me $13 for the full Power Omelette) but th
The Ainsworth offers a new take on classic American fare favorites with their gourmet burgers and signature handcrafted cocktails. Their approachable menu is paired with visually stimulating décor, culminating in the ultimate drinking and dining experience...