Discover Downtown Montgomery

• 23 South Court Street
• (334) 356-0121

• 44 Market Plaza, Suite 801
• (800) 832-1989

At the Alabama sweet tea company, sweet tea is more than just a refreshing beverage—it represents our southern heritage, family traditions, and pride in a job well done.

• 166 Commerce Street
• (334) 387-3333

This dynamic bar and entertainment venue in downtown is full of energy with a combo of modern and historic décor and the city’s only frozen shot room.

• 3535 Day St.
• (334) 676-4033

Delicious, fresh food - the kind that keeps you coming back for more. Hot wings to subs to gyros and philly cheesesteaks - and so much more.

• 166 Commerce Street
• (334) 284-2867

Military themed bar located in the heart of downtown.

• 36 Commerce Street
• (334) 356-2852

A roof top bar located in the new Ravello restaurant in downtown Montgomery. They serve of creative cocktails and wine.

• 547 S. Lawrence Street

Baristas and Barristers is a coffee shop nestled in historic downtown Montgomery, Alabama. Owner, Monica Whiting, an attorney understands the importance of creating a safe, relaxing environment in order for guests and clients to feel comfortable having open dialogue. As a result…

• 231 Montgomery Street
• (334) 241-9510

• 424 Bibb Street, Suite 100
• (334) 593-7080

Locally owned Pizzeria

• 19 Commerce Street

Family-owned & operated restaurant offering a variety of Southern-style sides and appetizers along with seafood, chicken, pork, seafood, burger or beef dishes.

• 601 Madison Ave.
• (334) 263-9973

• 80 Commerce Street
• (334) 356-0023

Bienvenue! We welcome you to CC’s Daiquiris… a little taste of New Orleans CC's Daiquiris is a unique bar serving New Orleans-style frozen daiquiris in various flavors, as well as shots and some mixed drinks. From the decor to the music, patrons will always enjoy an authentic…

• 129 Coosa Street
• (334) 517-1155

A sophisticated, yet laidback atmosphere permeates this downtown restaurant that’s housed in an 1890s grocery warehouse. Central’s food is focused on fresh, regional produce, meats and Gulf seafood, and Chef Brandon Burleson treats the ingredients with respect, highlighting them…

• 201 Monroe Street
• (334) 293-4773

• 138 Dexter Avenue
• (334) 265-6850

For a bite of Montgomery and a mouthful of history, grab a few napkins and get your hands around a hot dog from Chris’ Hot Dogs on Dexter Avenue. This legendary diner marked by the green-and-white-striped awning opened on May 1, 1917. It’s now being run by the second and third…

• 166 Commerce Street
• (334) 387-3333

• 424 Bibb Street
• (334) 676-2287

Located in Montgomery’s revitalized downtown entertainment and business district, Common Bond is proud to serve up craft beer in our open brick-and-beam style taproom. Whether you’re new to craft beer or a long-time enthusiast, you’re sure to find something to your taste or…

• 100 S. Lawrence Street
• (334) 832-1684

American casual-fare in the Montgomery County Annex building.

• 72 Dexter Avenue
• (334) 832-0081

Cucos is the place to fill up on Tex-Mex standards like tacos, burritos and quesadillas. If you’re feeling famished, eat like a world leader by ordering this cozy eatery’s signature dish, the El Presidente. It includes cheese-smothered enchiladas, rice and refried black beans…

• 121 Montgomery Street
• (334) 328-2938

A traditional meat and three with a Venezuelan influence.

• 518 N Decatur Street
• (334) 264-6015

Davis Café, located on North Decatur Street in downtown Montgomery, has served authentic Southern soul food since the early 1980s. Known for its traditional “meat-and-three” offerings, the café features dishes such as fried chicken, turkey and dressing, collard greens, sweet…

• 12 West Jefferson Street
• (334) 273-7427

Known For Its Legendary Ribs.... end your quest for the perfect ‘cue at Dreamland BBQ downtown, famous for its succulent meats and delicious sauce. Feel free to ”pig out” on some pulled pork, and do not miss the signature dish, a glistening, tender and smoky Rack of Ribs, but…

• 1100 Maxwell Blvd
• (334) 746-6530

Overlook our Class III-IV whitewater for a dining experience like nowhere else in the state of Alabama at the Eddy’s full-service restaurant and bar. Dine inside or out on the patio to watch all the action or simply enjoy one of Montgomery’s best sunsets after work. Just minutes…

• 201 Tallapoosa Street
• (334) 481-5165

With world-class wines, beers and cocktails all served up in a swanky atmosphere that includes a covered patio complete with live entertainment nightly, The Exchange at The Renaissance Hotel & Spa is a great place to kick back and hang out. But it offers even more, a menu of…

• 315 N. McDonough Street
• (334) 262-1970

Since 1959, Farmers Market Cafe offers authentic southern country-style cooking at its best.

• 300 Tallapoosa Street
• (334) 269-5055

Catch your favorite sporting event on our 60-inch flat screen television, unwind over the daily news or engage in casual conversation in our Fountain Court Lounge. We proudly offer an array of specialty cocktails, cordials and seasonal drinks. A full menu is also available for…

• 547 S. Decatur Street
• (334) 262-1798

Family-owned fast-food spot strictly offering burgers, chips & drinks in a buzzing, no-frills space.

• 19 South Ripley Street
• (334) 521-8285

Happy Times has an exciting menu serving a remix of popular subs, tacos and burgers. When asked what inspired the menu, owner, Marcus stated, “simple foods made with love that taste good, Come hungry, leave happy”

• 350 N Perry Street

Hero remixes the classics with creativity, quality, and flavor. Our fresh takes on the old favorites are full of nostalgia, low on bland, and high on flavor.

• 3 N Goldthwaite St

• 36 Dexter Avenue
• (334) 356-5641

Jamaican Restaurant offering the ultimate in true Jamaican family recipes

• 1172 South Decatur Street
• (334) 313-2457

Soul Food

• 130 Commerce Street
• (334) 262-4939

A full range of south-of-the-border favorites can be found at this Mexican restaurant, but its signature dish, the classic taco salad, always proves popular. Seasoned ground beef or chicken is piled high in a crisp tortilla bowl along with shredded lettuce, cheese, flavorful…

• 108 Bibb Street
• (334) 239-7940

Step into Jerry’s Juke Joint, the heart of Montgomery's music scene, nestled at 108 Bibb St. in the vibrant downtown area. This landmark site seamlessly blends historical charm with modern amenities. Spanning two floors, the building features a cozy mezzanine perfect for private…

• 130 Commerce Street, Suite 100
• (334) 676-3803

We serve from-scratch food made with excellent ingredients. At Jimmy John's our food is simple; it's clean, and it's fresh! We use locally purchased produce, which is brought in fresh and hand sliced daily. Our tuna salad is made from scratch by hand. Our real provolone cheese…

• 116 Coosa Street
• (334) 440-3550

Refined but approachable, Kinsmith is Montgomery’s newest destination for memorable dining. Housed within one of Montgomery’s beautifully restored historic buildings, Kinsmith is inspired by the idea of bringing people together. Envisioned as a place of community centered around…

• 300 Water Street, Suite 115
• (334) 269-0708

Thai destination offering up curry, noodle dishes & sushi in a historic Union Station building.

• (334) 625-1949

Southern-influenced Mexican fare with a farm-to-table focus

• 22 Dexter Ave
• (334) 239-9132

It’s about so much more than a cookie! It’s about fostering community, gathering your people, and celebrating life’s big and little moments. Without your people, it is just a cookie, a snack, or dessert, but when you add in the special people in your lives, it becomes a…

• 101-A Tallapoosa Street
• (334) 356-5917

The Lower Lounge is all about relaxing in a hip and groovy atmosphere, visiting with friends and enjoying good music. Our fully stocked cocktail bar paired with our self-pour beer tapwall makes for the perfect place to Stay Hip and Be Groovy!

• 21 S. Perry Street
• (334) 265-5554

Wonderful sack lunches with a kiss!

• 210 Water Street

• 17 Cullman Street
• (334) 264-5495

Down-home Southern plates whipped up in a small, humble house with old-timey photos & porch rockers.

• 15 Commerce Street
• (334) 416-8161

Serving lamb or chicken gyros along with Philly cheesesteaks, cheeseburgers and other favorites.

• 31 S Court St
• (334) 356-6044

Located in the heart of downtown Montgomery, Oliver’s brings the authentic flavors of Chicago to Alabama. From the moment you walk in, you'll be transported to the Windy City, where every bite offers a taste of true Chicago-style comfort food.

• 210 Tallapoosa Street
• (334) 277-2433

On a Roll is truly on a roll in Montgomery, AL, and it doesn't appear they'll slow their roll any time soon. Which is anything but a bad thing. It's a food truck that's got bowls full of goodness on the go, with gastropub influences and creative culinary decisions you won't find…

• 120 Madison Avenue
• (334) 245-2320

Inside the Doubletree Hotel downtown, this casual eatery offers sophisticated, contemporary dishes inspired by the local harvest and Southern heritage. Its service lives up to the area’s lauded hospitality with an emphasis on food “done your way.” Start with an order of…

• 450 North Court Street
• (334) 386-9116

Located conveniently in downtown Montgomery and located in the new EJI Legacy Pavilion. Expanding deliciousness by Cooking with Love is the staple of the restaurant's foundation. Our selection of meats and vegetables encompass the rich tastes and textures of our unique southern…

• 82 Commerce Street
• (334) 356-8888

Paradigm Lounge redefines nightlife in Montgomery with a sophisticated ambiance, premium hookah, expertly crafted cocktails, and a curated music experience. Whether you're unwinding with friends or seeking an upscale night out, Paradigm offers a stylish setting for an…

• 175 Lee Street
• (334) 676-2961

Plant Bae is a fast-casual vegan restaurant in downtown Montgomery. Plant-based nachos, “toona salad”, veggie bowls, burgers, sushi, and smoothies are all made in house, using local produce. It’s very vegan, very good.

• 39 Dexter Ave
• (334) 593-8816

We are Prevail Coffee Roasters, a craft coffee roaster and micro importer located in the heart of the Deep South. Our soul is in the soil, our ancestors were pioneering settlers and Muscogee Natives. We come from a long line of farmers, mill workers, soldiers and church-folk…

• 36 Commerce Street
• (334) 356-2852

• 335 Coosa Street

A historic waterfront venue for all! Open Wednesday through Sunday, Red Bluff Bar offers a rotating draft selection, as well as a variety of wine and cocktails for adults. Games such as horseshoes and cornhole are available for families to enjoy on a first-come, first-serve…

• 130 Commerce Street
• (334) 495-7292

Sa Za is a feast for the senses. Taste authentic Italian masterpieces like Eggs in Purgatory, Stuffed Anaheim Hot Peppers as well as traditional and specialty pizzas. Or opt for its signature dish, Grandma’s Sunday Sauce, meatballs, lamb and pork shoulder smothered in a rich…

• 412 Scott Street
• (334) 264-9415

Located in historic downtown Montgomery, Scott Street Deli & Grocery has been the lunchtime choice of the capitol city's fine people since the 1800's. Legend has it our first sandwiches were sold to the hard workers paving Scott Street with the cobblestones that you can still…

• 201 Tallapoosa Street
• (334) 481-5166

Tucked inside The Renaissance Montgomery Hotel & Spa at The Convention Center downtown, The House is a sophisticated fine-dining experience with a diverse menu of creative offerings like its signature dish, a Prime 28-ounce Porterhouse. This fine cut of meat is grilled to your…

• 101-A Tallapoosa Street
• (334) 356-5929

It's not boring when it is self-pouring. 57 taps filled with a variety of craft beer, ciders and wines. Simple flavor filled meals in a casual, fun atmosphere located in Montgomery’s Alley Entertainment District.

• 301 Madison Avenue
• (334) 293-9939

Waffle House® restaurants have offered the unbeatable combination of good food with outstanding service since 1955. This combination has made it a beloved icon of the South for the past 60 years. Waffle House® restaurants provide a unique dining experience where regular customers…

• 116 Coosa Street
• (334) 440-3550

With its three plush corner Sky Pods overlooking downtown Montgomery, stylish indoor and outdoor seating options, the exclusive Waterford Crystal Lounge, an ultra-luxe private room, and lush living walls of greenery, Wateworks is the ultimate rooftop bar. Named for the municipal…

• 445 Dexter Avenue, Suite 1010
• (334) 593-1951

We have the best wings in town! Choose from our famous hot wings, classic philly cheesesteaks or famous fried rice.

• 105 Commerce Street
• (334) 230-9636

This seafood restaurant has been serving up fresh Gulf Seafood for over 75 years and its Montgomery location keeps the legacy alive by serving oysters any way you can imagine. The signature dish is the Oyster Sampler prepared with Oyster Rockefeller for the spinach lover; Oyster…

• 162 Lee Street

Artist(S): Sunny Paulk & Corey Spearman

• 201 Monroe Street Suite 110
• (334) 242-4076

An ongoing showcase of the work of Alabama artists.

• 555 Dexter Avenue

Alabama Bicentennial Park commemorates Alabama’s 200th anniversary of statehood. The park’s bronze relief sculptures present sixteen moments from Alabama history, complemented by narratives that provide historical context. ​ Beginning with the land that would become Alabama and…

• 300 Dexter Avenue
• (334) 229-0578

Visit the Alabama Supreme Court and the Courts of Criminal and Civil Appeals.

• 600 Dexter Avenue
• (334) 242-3935

Completed in 1851, this National Historic Landmark is a museum of state history and politics. Additions to the building were made several times. The Capitol was restored in 1992. The Confederacy began in the original Senate chamber and the Selma to Montgomery 1965 Voting Rights…

• 401 S Jackson St

Artist(S): Skye Revera Location: At the Corner of High Street & South Jackson Street

• 136 Montgomery St

Artist(S): Milton Madison & 21 Dreams

• One Court Square

Artist(S): Michelle Browder In Collaboration With Kings Canvas, 21 Dreams & Milton Madison

• 400 Washington Avenue
• (334) 956-8439

Created by Vietnam Veterans Memorial designer Maya Lin, the Memorial is located across the street from the Southern Poverty Law Center's office building in Montgomery, Alabama, a city rich with civil rights history. A circular black granite table records the names of the martyrs…

• 607 Claudette Colvin Drive

Artist(S): Cliff Jones, Winfred Hawkins, Chris Jones Sponsored By Kings Canvas In Collaboration With The Beloved Community Development Corporation Location: 607 Claudette Colvin Drive (At The Corner Of Lower Wetumpka & Claudette Colvin Drive- Her Historic Home Is Across The…

• 454 Dexter Avenue
• (334) 263-3970

In this National Historic Landmark, see the modest pulpit where Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. first preached his message of hope and brotherhood. This church was also a center point of the Montgomery bus boycott. A large mural in the church depicts King’s civil rights crusade from…

• 309 S. Jackson Street
• (334) 261-3270

Visitors to the Dexter Parsonage Museum will experience the actual residence where Dr. King and his young family lived between 1954 and 1960; an Interpretive Center, and the King-Johns Garden for Reflection. Parking is available for cars and tour buses. The Interpretive Center…

• 1316 Madison Avenue

Artist(S): Winfred Hawkins

• 485 Molton Street
• (334) 422-9331

EAT South promotes the principles of food justice through education and sustainable farming. We empower community-led programs with resources to transform our local food systems. The farm is a living classroom for youth and adult education programs focused on growing and eating…

• 99 N. Perry Street

Artist(S): 21 Dreams Location: At The Corner Of Monroe St & Perry St- Across From City Hall

• 420 Clay Street

Artist(S): Nathaniel Allen, Kings Canvas, 21 Dreams

• 130 Commerce Street
• (334) 523-1947

Montgomery's original premium live escape game and Virtual Realty experience! Located Downtown in the Alley. Intricately designed escape games for 2-8 players will be challenged in this new attraction by working together to find clues, solve puzzles and riddles to earn your…

• 644 Washington Ave
• (334) 242-1861

The First White House of the Confederacy was the Executive Residence of President Jefferson Davis and family while the capitol of the Confederacy was in Montgomery, Alabama. The house served as the first White House of the Confederacy from February 1861 until late May 1861, when…

• 1304 Upper Wetumpka Road
• (334) 262-3600

Legendary country music singer Hank Williams' final resting place is located in Oakwood Cemetery Annex.

• 118 Commerce Street
• (334) 262-3600

Experience the history of the first Country Music superstar and see how Hank Williams transformed country music and sowed the seeds of what was to become American Music, Blues, Rockabilly and even Rock and Roll. The museum houses the most complete collection of Hank Williams'…

• Commerce and Tallapoosa Street median
• (334) 262-3600

A life-size statue of the famed country music legend, Hank Williams stands in the center of the Riverfront Entertainment District, one block away from the Hank Williams Museum.

• 39 Dexter Avenue

Artist(S) - Unknown Original Colored and White Signs

• 115 Coosa St
• (334) 269-1803

The Legacy Museum: From Enslavement to Mass Incarceration is situated on a site in Montgomery where enslaved people were once warehoused. A block from one of the most prominent slave auction spaces in America, the Legacy Museum is steps away from an Alabama dock and rail station…

• 200 Coosa Street
• (334) 323-2255

Have a blast at Montgomery's beautiful and historic Riverwalk Stadium, home to Montgomery's very own AA Minor League Baseball Team, the Biscuits. In addition to some championship baseball action, a family-friendly atmosphere and scores of yummy food options keep the stands full.

• 1100 Maxwell Boulevard
• (334) 746-6530

A 120-acre world-class outdoor adventure center offers rafting, kayaking, and a unique mix of adventurous outdoor activities, festivals, and competitive events designed for all ages and abilities. Anchored by a state-of-the-art whitewater course, it features relaxing recreational…

• 624 Washington Avenue
• (334) 242-4435

Located in downtown Montgomery, the Museum of Alabama is the only destination where you can explore Alabama's past from prehistory to the present. The Museum is located at the Alabama Department of Archives and History (ADAH), the nation's oldest state-funded, independent…

• 417 Caroline Street
• (334) 269-1803

The National Memorial for Peace and Justice is the nation’s first memorial dedicated to the legacy of enslaved black people, people terrorized by lynching, African Americans humiliated by racial segregation and Jim Crow, and people of color burdened with contemporary presumptions…

• 301 Columbus Street
• (334) 240-4500

Our 19th century village features completely authentic 19th and early 20th century homes and buildings that have been saved from demolition, carefully restored, and reopened to the public as a history museum. At Old Alabama Town, you will learn how early Americans of all…

• 200 Coosa Street
• (334) 625-2100

Come down to the River and re-live history while enjoying a relaxing cruise on Montgomery's greatest downtown attraction, the Harriott II. Docked beside the uniquely built Riverwalk Amphitheater, this elegant 19th Century riverboat is center stage of Montgomery's entertainment…

• 355 Coosa St
• (334) 625-2100

The Amphitheatre, a sprawling grassy area on the banks of the Alabama River, is perfect for picnics, concerts, movies, plays, productions and more. The Splash Pad offers a fountain of water for children to play in and the surround sound system provides crystal clear quality for…

• Court Square

The Rosa Parks Bus Stop, a statue and historical marker located in Montgomery, Alabama, commemorates the site where Rosa Parks famously refused to give up her seat on a bus, igniting the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the Civil Rights Movement.

• 355 Commerce Street
• (334) 399-2387

Sip-n-Cycle Pedal Cruise is a 20 passenger, BYOB, party boat located in downtown Montgomery. A Captain and First Mate will have you and your friends, family and co-workers cruising along the banks of the Alabama River. Enjoy pedaling (or not) under bridges, sipping on your…

• 400 Washington Avenue

Artist(S): Michelle Browder

• 53 Washington Ave

ARTIST(S): UNKNOWN

• 15 Lee Street
• +1 (334) 954-3695

Visit America's courtroom. The historic courtroom, with its opulent stenciled ceiling and elegant star field behind the bench, was occupied by Judge Johnson during his time as a U.S. District Judge from 1955 until 1979. This courtroom played a central role in effectively dealing…

• 201 South Bainbridge Street
• (334) 265-1867

A hands-on children's educational center with a unique agricultural theme.

• 251 Montgomery Street
• (334) 241-9567

The Davis Theatre is a downtown landmark and is one of only a handful of such theatres still standing across the South. The acoustics are excellent, and with twelve-hundred seats, the size is perfect. It has a full-size orchestra pit, and the stage is easily seen from any seat in…

• 252 Montgomery Street
• (334) 241-8615

The Rosa Parks Museum is a living memorial for Mrs. Parks and elevates her legacy by serving as a platform for scholarly dialogue, civic engagement, and positive social change. The Museum includes a permanent exhibit, “The Cleveland Avenue Time Machine,” as well as temporary art…

• 435 Maxwell Blvd

Artist(S): Corey Spearman & Sunny Paulk

• 544 Maxwell Boulevard
• (334) 625-2300

Wright Brothers Park, formerly known as Overlook Park, features beautiful views of the Alabama River and the surrounding area. Picnic shelters with off-street parking provide a pleasant place for a family picnic.

• 1228 Madison Avenue

Artist(S): Vincent Buwalda