This is the perfect low key spot with all the vibes. Really nice people, delicious food and…read morebeer/cocktails. It's very unique and special. It will definitely be in our regular rotation from now on. Service is great and the people are friendly. The courtyard is something to experience. Highly recommend.

I really didn't know what to expect, going to a place called the Garage. But it really is a garage,…read morelocated on a side street or alley. This is such a unique place. The sandwiches looked great. My grilled cheese sandwich was perfect!! 2 types of cheese with enough butter to make the cheese ooey and gooey. We didn't really understand how/where to order or how/where to sit, but following the directions of the folks in front of us helped. The menu consisted of sandwiches, soup and chips. There were a selection of different types of beer, wines and liquor. Cool ambiance; hanging out in the garage eating a sandwich while having a drink. The seats were a little uncomfortable, church pews, but you're in a garage. I would go back for the grilled cheese sandwich, for sure. The people with me thought their meat sandwiches were delicious!

We ordered the lunch special and the burger w/ salad. The food tasted fresh and the French onion…read moresoup was really tasty. It was a quiet early lunch - not alot of patrons but I did see several take out orders.

45 Minutes for a Sandwich That Should Have Never Existed…read more Stopped in on a lunch break for a simple takeout sandwich. Forty-five minutes later, my order finally appeared. I ordered their flagship sandwich and what arrived was a pile of weirdly shredded, pre-processed turkey that looked and tasted nothing like actual fresh deli meat. Not good. Just wrong. Why does it take 45 minutes to put "turkey" product on a piece of bread? And why does that experience cost $18? To top it off, the interior looks just as uninspired as the food tastes. There is genuinely no reason to come here -- not for the food, not for the atmosphere, not for the value. Skip it and go literally anywhere else.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Lag's feels like a special place when you step inside. Even though I'm not a Bham native and never…read moreexperienced the Lag's of old, this place feels like nostalgia. I tried the burger and fries, and they were delish. The burger had excellent flavor. One thing to note is that there is not much seating inside- one table and then bar-style seating by the windows. Worked for what we needed, but just something to be aware of in advance. We will definitely be back!

Good Burger! The staff is great! Easy parking and the service was very good. The three of us…read moreenjoyed our lunch and my son is a regular.

It was my first time going here. Meeting a colleague at the locale because it was on his way home…read moreto Leeds. It was a "Back to the Future" experience. As I walked in the bartender yells at me, "What part of banned for life don't you understand....?" Fortunately, the PTSD keeping me on perpetual edge kicked in immediately and I responded, "Hey you're wearing my t-shirt you... give it back. And, how can I be banned from a place I've never been before?" The bartender and I then got down to the long history of Marty's PM (formally in Five Points), the legal and jurisdictional control of lifetime bans, and general 'long time no see, how you been?' chit chat. The place is situated in a nearly empty strip mall, which gives it a slightly post-apocalyptic vibe. It was nevertheless pretty crowded. They seem to be serving the same healthcare professionals/biker crowd that used to populate the 5-points version back in the day. I didn't try the food, but it looked pretty good. The prior version had one of the best grilled cheese sandwiches to be found. My only knock on the place would be the lack of draft beers. I toughed it out drinking Jack and Cokes. It's a little out of the way for me, but I suspect I'll be back sooner rather than later.

I definitely needed to refresh my Marty's GM review. I'm back loving them again! This is easily…read moreone of my favorite spots to grab a drink , food and just be around a fun group of people. The atmosphere is chill unless a Bama football game is on! I really enjoyed watching the bama vs mizzou game here a few weeks ago. The staff is fun and personable. As of recently, the food menu has been updated. They now have ballpark nachos and they are outstanding. TRUST ME!!! Marty's GM has my heart again.

The sandwich shop inside of All Good Brewing Co. The space is awesome, especially when the weather…read moreis good! Sandwiches are great, and pair well with the beers on tap at the bar. They even have slices of 'za available from Miracle Pizza Co in Avondale! Order at their counter in the back, and they brought it out to us outside. A wonderful way to spend a Saturday afternoon. Plus dog friendly!

Trail Magic is the new sandwich shop inside the new Good People place that went in where Ghost…read moreTrain used to be. My daughter got the turkey sandwich and I got the Cubano. They were both very good and quite large. We could have split one and been full. We sat outside which backs on to the trail with plenty of space for kids and dogs to run around. This place is a great find. Hope more people catch on.

Always have previous forgotten that they actually have a variety of sandwiches for a delicious…read morelunch option. Finally remembered on this day when I had to complete some errands in the same shopping center. What an absolute delightful experience. Placed my order online to expedite the process. Wasn't until I entered the premises did I find out they also have seating for indoor dinning. Definitely have to take advantage of the clean and cozy seating when time allows during my next visit. Staff was friendly and welcoming upon entry. My order was ready for pickup exactly when it was requested.

I love stopping by here for a sandwich during lunch. The store is consistently clean and their…read morestaff is friendly. Their sandwiches are a nice size and I'm also a fan of their pickles. I usually get a combo with chips and a drink, it's a good deal.

One of the best sourdough-based bakeries we have tried in the US. The bread was supple with…read moreexcellent crumb. They take absolute care and pride in everything--even the eggs were extra tasty and their breakfast sandwiches....yum. Most of the pastries are made with sourdough (except danishes, cookies, muffins). And they are top notch. Tender, buttery, flavorful, no skimping on anything. Just plain delicious. Bought more to save for afternoon coffee. The Friday offerings of challah, rye, and bagels are not sourdough but made with great care--even the bagels are made using tangzhong and cold proofed for 48 hours. Even those who do not emote about food and those carefully counting macros and calories in our family were impressed, vocal, and eagerly finishing off all of the offerings, sweet and savory. And great service!

Breadworks is one of those rare bakeries that feels both thoughtfully designed and deeply…read moreauthentic. The space itself is beautiful--clean, intentional, and unique--with visual nods to milling and baking traditions. You can see elements of the mill and wheat motifs in the background, which adds a quiet sense of craftsmanship and history without feeling staged. The pastries are exceptional. Their croissants are perfectly flaky and buttery, the sourdough is deeply flavorful, and the morning buns strike that ideal balance of richness and warmth. The baguette is crisp on the outside, tender inside--everything you want it to be. Every item feels carefully made, never rushed. What stands out most is the consistency and care. Breadworks manages to feel elevated yet welcoming--refined without being pretentious. It's clear they take pride in both their craft and their process, and it shows in every bite. A true standout in Birmingham and absolutely worth returning to.

great atmosphere with a cool vibe on the outdoor patio. Great place to eat and bring your dog.read more

Service personable and waitress answered any questions helpfully. Given the name "porch," it…read morereminds me of family gatherings on the literal porch, and this atmosphere was similar: lots of large family tables and groups. We were one of two double seater tables that were reserved, it was really cute honestly. It has been a while since I got duck confit, and I loved the luxuries of tasting it without the price tag tonight. Only $8 to add some on to either the caesar or house salad options. Husband got the sweet potato fries and blackened flounder sandwich which were all tasty as well. Fries were shoestring style and sprinkled with brown sugar - yum. PSA to DEFINITELY try the cookies, my hubby is a chocolate chip connoisseur and said these were top of the list now. So warm and fresh. The fried pie was delicious as well and I enjoyed my cocktail selection. Great date night selection!