Alabama Grill — Restaurant in Greenville

If you ever find yourself in Greenville, Alabama, make it a point to stop by the Alabama Grill—a hidden gem where unforgettable food meets heartfelt hospitality. Our group of six had the pleasure of dining here, and we left absolutely blown away by the experience.

From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with true small-town warmth. The atmosphere was inviting, cozy, and full of character. What made the evening even more memorable was the exceptional service we received—not just from the staff, but from the owner herself. She personally welcomed us to the restaurant, taking the time to chat with our group and make us feel right at home. Her pride in the restaurant and her passion for the food and community shone through in every interaction.

Everything was cooked to perfection, and you could tell it was made with love and attention to detail. Beyond the incredible food, what truly stood out was the sense of community. Locals were gathered around the bar, there was laughter throughout the dining room, and the entire staff made us feel like part of the family. It’s rare to find a place where you can enjoy top-notch food and feel so genuinely welcomed all in one evening. Exceptional service, unforgettable food, and the kind of Southern hospitality that makes you want to stay a little longer—Alabama Grill in Greenville, AL is everything you want in a small-town dining experience. Our group of six agreed: this wasn’t just a meal, it was a memory. We can’t wait to return.

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This ordinary-looking street front place will surprise you with its outstanding food and ambience. It reminded me of great restaurant experiences in Montgomery: Jubilee Seafood (now closed), El Rey, and Tomatino's, all in Cloverdale. It turns out that there is a connection: Allan Bloodworth cooked at all three places! My grouper was thick and cooked to perfection. It was very fresh. His business partner is Resa Bates. the front person. She said that people driving to or from the Gulf stop and have seafood at the Alabama Grill. They get fresh fish delivered on Wednesday and Saturday, and Allan cuts it himself. The two of them renovated the inside space of the nineteenth-century building. The drive from Montgomery took nearly an hour, but it was worth it. Greenville has beautiful old homes. We were there on a Wednesday night and there was a crowd, thought not busy enough to open the patio at the rear. Next time, we need to try the pizza or the featured...

We came in from out of town, halfway across the country, this place had good reviews so we thought we would try it. We ordered the 16 ounce ribeyes both medium. I ordered a margarita. The server taking the order for a margarita seemed irritated and a bit rude because I asked for a skinny margarita and she said she didn’t have one and that was fine, but she started talking about something else and I asked her what that was and it didn’t have anything to do with the margarita it was some kind of beer but I didn’t want that I just said OK then a regular margarita place. When she brought my margarita it was straight margarita mix with nothing else in it it was terrible I sent it back through a different server not her and didn’t say a word about it. My husband steak was cooked perfectly mine was well done. When she brought the ticket the margarita price was still on it even though it was never drank. I would not recommend this restaurant...