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The "New York of the South" has plenty of nightlife, no matter your preference. Below we take a look at 16 of the best bars that Birmingham has to offer.
The Loft wins the Birmingham wine battle because it stocks the otherwise impossible to find Taylor Fladgate 20 Years Tawny and its huge selection of dessert and port wines.
The Wine Loft
A bar and a true brewery, Good People will gladly give you a tour of the fermentation tanks before you settle down to their famous Good People Oatmeal stout.
Good People BrewingCraft cocktails, an arcade and huge flat-screen TVs make game time enjoyable. They are known to make daiquiris perfectly. You can always find a spot no matter your team preference, but be ready for a lot of back and forth in football season!
Paramount BarThe Kentucky Hot Brown is the drink of choice for many standing patrons. You also get a unique atmosphere based around dark wood and country living. This bar has perhaps the most unique atmosphere along with the incredible selection of whiskey cocktails.
DramThe spicy Bloody Mary is a cocktail flavoring unique to the J Clyde, but most people come for the huge selection of domestic and imported beers. Any national brand you want, they will have, with a few crafts for fun!
The J Clyde
Friendly patrons and bartenders make this off-brand bar the spot for down home drinking. Ask for the Dark and Stormy. The Moscow Mule is also a local favorite that you cannot miss out on.
41st Street Pub & Aircraft SalesThe Collins Bar isn't famous for its drink menu - it's famous for not having one. The bartenders match your specialty drink to the flavors that you specify in real time.
The Collins BarTin Roof Thursday through Saturday hosts the best local music in the area. The joint opens for lunch and boasts a full domestic and import beer selection.
Tin Roof
The large patio makes the Blue Monkey a great place to have a under the stars. The Blue Hawaiian is a must have for a first time (and second and third time) visitor.
Blue MonkeyHighlands Bar and Grill
2011 11th Ave S
205-939-1400
Yelp: 4.5 stars, 152 reviews
Call it expensive if you like, but anytime more than one patron describes a bar as a place that Frasier Crane would frequent, you might want to consider the investment of the experience. The wine menu is extensive - worthy of Crane himself.
Everyone knows your name in Avondale. Try the Battlefield IPA or the Streetcar Kolsch for a unique flavor.
Avondale BrewingOpen five days of the week by 11 a.m., the Garage Cafe is Birmingham's spot to relax on a three-day weekend or a day off. Garage was featured in GQ and boasts a mean Bloody Mary. Cash only!
The Garage CafeNot too expensive and just enough action to fill in those awkward pauses makes Parkside the best place to work out the first date kinks. Order your favorite national brand of beer or wine under the Chinese lanterns.
ParksideYou need to be in the know to know about Al's, but once you know, you will always go back. It is always packed whether it is karaoke or drag night, and the drink selection lends itself to vodka cocktails, which are always expertly made by the bartenders that everyone seems to know.
Al's on SeventhDionysus Enterprises refurbishes the old Raymond Rose building as an upscale but surprisingly unpretentious cocktail bar. The cocktail list is seasonal, as any upscale cocktail bar must be.
Tavern on 1stIs there a really great Birmingham bar that is not on this list? Tell us all about it in the comments below!