Where to eat in Tuscaloosa?

it's not near the interstate, but Nick's in the sticks is great.

Krystal, and leave the engine running.

Longhorn, O'Charley's, 5 guys, olive garden, red lobster, chili's, popeye's, moe's, and jason's deli are all near the Mcfarland exit... Cracker barrel at the cottondale exit... hooters, wendy's, zaxby's, arby's, and lonestar at the highway 69 exit

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Where to eat in Tuscaloosa?

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Preferably close to interstate.

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Hooters

Wendy's

Kozys - Best fine dining restaurant in the state of Alabama.

Directions: Take the McFarland exit go a couple of miles north on McFarland and turn right onto Hargrove Road. It's about a mile on your left. Pretty expensive, but very good.

Chuck's Fish, Epiphanys (right across the street from Chuck's), DePalmas (awesome Italian near Chucks), and Cypress Inn are all solid choices

I'd also recommend Evangelines, another fine dining restaurant that is right on McFarland close to Cypress Inn. It along with Kozys is arguably the most underrated restaurant in the state.

Kozys:

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Evangelines:

evangelinesrestaurant.com

Northriver Yacht Club is very nice but I've never heard anything especially notable about the restaurant there. I'm not saying it's not good, I just haven't ever heard anything about it.

Kozys, along with Evangelines is fantastic and it doesn't get the love from locals that it deserves because both places are expensive restaurants for a non major city.

I'd also highly recommend Nicks (in the Sticks) if you're looking for a casual steakhouse. Very good at what they do. Also very convenient from I-59 off the Tuscaloosa bypass exit.

Chucks is opening a sister restaurant/bar that should be really cool called 5.