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The Harvest

4.0 (119 reviews)
Open 6:30 am - 10:30 AM, 4:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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Alice K.

Came here on Sunday morning. Really attentive and kind service. The place was pretty empty but we were up early. They ask about dietary restrictions which is nice. The eggs are very fluffy but I would have enjoyed them with some pepper or chives on top. The conecuh sausage is a go to so I was glad they offered them. The grits hit the spot, but the standout was the sourdough toast. I'm not sure where it was made but it was just the perfect piece of toast. I would definitely step in again to try their other brunch items or dinner.

Chicken salad wrap
Kaci F.

Came here for lunch. I ordered a wrap with a salad on the side. The food was pretty good--no complaints. The portions aren't huge, I'm pretty sure I ate every bite of my meal and had a clean plate in the end. Why I gave 3 stars is because this was the slowest service I've ever experienced in the United States. All the staff were super nice but mind-bogglingly slow for lunch service on a weekday.

Southern regional burn meeting 2023
Dhaval A.

Atmosphere great, and food unique, service unexpectedly charming elevating birmingham.

Sweet heat , lime pork skins
Gabe P.

Been to Harvest Restaurant & Bar several times and each time was spectacular! I particularly enjoyed their brunch. Fourth Sunday brunch here is a thing and it's amazing!! You have to RSVP online for a spot but you pay once you get there. Valet parking and a complimentary glass of champagne or a mimosa was also included , if my memory serves me correctly. Warning , this review is way overdue , so some aspects of my experience may vary at this point. Okay, that was my disclaimer! The brunch is designed to be buffet style. It's on a much more classier scale. The spread is nicely set up and ranges from your choice of pastries, bagels, several breakfast meats, hashbrown casserole, oatmeal, omelets, cereals, fresh fruit , waffles, etc. The one downside was that the waffles were overcooked , so they weren't light and fluffy. Noone wants a hard waffle! The dining space isn't the biggest but you certainly don't feel like you're sitting on top of the other guests. You can have a conversation with your party without feeling like you have to yell. The atmosphere really sets the expectation for a good meal and a good time! That is exactly what you get here! HRB is attached to the ever so beautiful Redmont Hotel! A historic hotel in the heart of downtown Birmingham!!! All of the staff here are professional. The valet attendants are especially helpful and personable. I recommend this place for brunch, lunch or dinner! Or all three!!!! :)

a glass of wine and a glass of water
Alecia B.

Sunday night in Birmingham we discovered a real gem! Cozy and comfortable ambience, our severs Paige and Robyn were super friendly, personable and fun.Good selection of wines by the glass, as well as craft beers and cocktails. We had the wedge salad and the burger, both were delicious! An excellent choice any time of day, definitely will come back when in Birmingham!

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Lee is the new executive chef and man is this place good! [[HIGHLIGHT]]He brings a ton of experience from other Birmingham staples and combines it with a fantastic atmosphere.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I will definitely be back! BTW, lots of homemade food.

Cute but chic ambiance
Samantha S.

I went for dinner and cocktails twice and breakfast while staying at the Redmont. The food overall tastes fantastic. The portions are small but this isn't a 5 Guy's. The chocolate torte is absolutely fantastic. I was too excited to get a picture of the beef tartare before tearing into it. The service is solid overall and the staff are friendly and attentive without being overbearing. The ambiance is upscale but chill. Only major bummer is that sometimes they're out of key ingredients for some of their cocktails. Overall pretty solid.

Fish of the day pretty but bland and overcooked.
Laura F.

Really disappointing. I went in a Tuesday night. There was only one other table besides my table. The waitress was really slow. She was slow on greeting me and getting my drink order-and I didn't get my drink for a long time. The food was meh at best. The fish was slightly overcooked and pretty flavorless. She never came back to check on me after my first bite. The garnishments made the dish pretty but didn't make it taste any better. It also took a really long time to get a check. It was pretty disappointing compared to other places in the city. I'm still waiting

Bill H.

Nice little restaurant build in to one of the older hotels downtown but very cute inside. Small ..maybe 15 tables or so but pretty with nice atmosphere. Food is good..we tried almost every appetizers and everyone in the party enjoyed them. Service was great. We had one person in the party who was vegan and the chef came out to offer some special choices which was nice. Ok started this review before the main dishes came..my son got the pork and did not like it so I switched with him and also did not think it was good. Fish was okay. So not overwhelmed with the dishes especially since there are so many nice restaurants around the area. Deserts were creative but just ok. So a solid 3 1/2 star

Gorgeous bar
Dawn C.

I was in Birmingham for just one night, so I opted to have dinner at the hotel restaurant versus running around downtown. I mean, easy parking, no 'Bama sweat, what could go wrong? In a word: nothing. $5 happy hour wines, and $20 for a sautéed chicken breast with wild mushroom risotto. Win. Everything was excellent from the service to the food. The bartender let me sample the weekly cocktail gratis, we discussed his lack of 'Bama accent, I felt totally full but not at all stuffed. I can't wait to come back to Birmingham to stay here again!

The one slice of french toast with marscapone

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