Cahaba Brewing Company

Highly recommended

visited May 3rd 2016. Very spacious with a nice outdoor area, but we hung out at the bar, of course, and ordered tasting flights. Beer is decent - plenty of seasonal and experimental brews and staff was really friendly. This was our last stop in Birmingham and I left the city all teary-eyed. A beautiful scene with great vibes. Definitely a place to watch.

Great new location in the Avondale area. Plenty of seating with a nice outdoor area. They also have free skee-ball machines and a nice selection of other games. The beer was great of course. The also offer tours of the brewery.

Pretty chil scene on a happy hour time. Garage style brewery which means the doors open during nice weather making for a chill enviroment. Parking in the lot is limited but I am sure you could find a spot in the street. 8 beers on tap when I went, all interesting in nature. Free darts and skee ball. Pints are $5, flights of 4 4 oz is $5. Skee skee skee mo fuckers skee skee skee gdmn. Some where Lil’ John is smiling.

Small but fun place. Lots of parking in their own lot. Inside you can do customized flight up to eight beers, on a board shaped like the state, a nice touch. Beers were interesting, nothing outstanding. Free food buffet was on offer, since they were having the semi-finals of a Skeeball tournament - there are two lanes in the corner, reminds me of Coney Island.

Small taproom with a nice view of their brewing setup. Decent selection and convenient to downtown. Best of all they have skeeball.

What Cahaba brewing company lacks in ambiance they make up for with their beer. I should also mention they have free skeeball. Great place to grab a beer after work.

Cahaba is another AL brewery to open up just outside the main downtown area of Birmingham. The house beer sampler was served on a wooden cutout of the state and they had a skee ball machine. The brewer is a fireman and only brews twice per week, but he is putting out some fine beverages during those sessions. This is a must stop in Birmingham.

This is a new brewery in Birmingham, located in a warehouse. It was pretty quiet when I was there on a Saturday afternoon. There is a wooden bar and some tables as well. There is a large projector screen airing sports. The tap list was pretty short, I think only 4 beers were on when I visited. I tried the IPA and rye stout and both were quite excellent. So far, the ambiance could use a little work, but I’m sure as more people learn about it, it will be more happening. The beer is great and it’s definitely worth a stop.