Wilhagan’s
2209 4th St, Tuscaloosa, AL, 35401
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Address :
2209 4th St
Tuscaloosa, AL, 35401 - Phone (205) 366-0913
- Website https://wilhaganstaproom.com/Wilhagans_Tap_Room-Home_.html
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Opening Hours
- Mon :4:00 pm - 2:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Accepts Bitcoin : No
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : No
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : No
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Good For Dancing : No
Alcohol : Full Bar
Happy Hour : Yes
Best Nights : Thu, Fri, Sat
Coat Check : No
Smoking : Outdoor Area/ Patio Only
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : Yes
Dogs Allowed : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
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Spencer H.
Great sandwiches, wings, and beers! Nice and friendly environment. They have lots of pool tables which means less waiting for your game to be up. Great specials and great service. Trivia night is must attend and there's always sports on the many TV's they have.
(5)Andy S.
We waited 40 minutes for our food on a game day. It never came. Started to leave and They told us out order was next for the cook. I'm never going back to that restaurant again
(1)T J.
The food was prepare and out to the table in a timely manner. You can substitute the fries for a number of things. Late night eating is a plus. I personally don't suggest the baked beans, but the burger tastes good. Glad I was able to eat this late. Update: While eating my burger i noticed there was a gnat in my food. Sorry, this is not what I expected. This has totally altered my view of this place. I will not return to eat here for a while. The waitress was nice; the meal was excluded from the ticket, however her explanation for the mishap was not what I expected. " Oh we've been having problems with that lately, and we've told the manager but nothing has happened." I substituted my bake beans for fries, don't want them because what else is back there in your kitchen? I'd like to meet this manager. Really!
(2)Larry K.
Took 10 minutes to get service at the bar on a Sunday...with about 20 total people in the place. Had to ask for a menu...server seemed more concerned with spilling her guts to co-worker about boyfriend and cleaning bar glasses than actually serving customers. Burger was ok...beer was cold. Maybe it was my Miss St. Hat...Tide SUCK!
(1)Liz G.
Though the majority of the staff has an attitude problem, the broccoli cheddar bites are amazing. The downside to this place is the atmosphere. It can be either really energetic and pleasant or it will be awkward, passive aggression from staff (they get busy and overwhelmed), and a gloomy time. When it's great though it's indeed great! Rather dreary and bleak interior with that run down charm. $2 pint night is worth it. If you're a pool player you'll enjoy this spot.
(3)Kevin B.
I always thought the place was average, until I got served a $20 beer. On their chalkboard they put the new bottle beer that they have, I decided to try a "St. Stephen's Stout". Without any warning from the waitress, she brings me a 22oz beer bottle. Once I got my check, that one beer cost me $20!!!! Outrageous and dumb of her to not warn me of the obnoxious price tag on a single beer (which was in all honesty an average stout). Will not be going back. BEWARE!
(1)Trae M.
Went for lunch while in town for the holidays. They didn't have the beer I ordered, which is one from their menu, so I picked one from the chalkboard, it was also out. I end up having one the bartender recommended which was a blonde, I don't know why he suggested this because the first two were dark beers. Ordered fish n chips but they didn't have malt vinegar so had s Reuben instead. Will not return 1. Got a beer I didn't want and never offered a refill 2. Didn't get the food I wanted 3. Bathrooms reek of piss at lunchtime on a Monday... I mean when do you clean? 4. I'm reviewing this at midnight sitting on the can because... You guessed it, the Reuben.
(2)Julie M.
Some friends and I went to watch a game tonight. We sat on the porch and it was perfect. Lots of TVs and good beer. And the server even brought water for my dog without being asked. Lovely evening.
(4)John C.
The best bar in a town full of them.
(4)Duncan A.
Service was slow and the food was nothing to write home about. Drink specials were underwhelming as well. It's pretty big and has several pool tables, which is nice. Wilhagans is a good back up plan, but should never be your #1 move.
(3)Kristen G.
Wilhagan's has really tasty wings and a nice beer selection, and their outdoor seating area is pretty serene. When I say "really tasty" wings, I mean...they are lovely, all crisp and exactly like I think wings should be. Clearly, my opinion on wings is the gold standard for wings. Maybe some people would think Wilhagan's overcooks their wings, but those people would be wrong. Wings shouldn't be all soggy and flabby. So try them, and I recommend having their wings with one of their many white/wheat/whit type beers, something light and refreshing with a citrus slice. Just don't go in expecting to run in and out. I'm cool with that but I've been there with some people who got a bit hot under the collar over the "slow" service. Meh, whatever.
(4)Gene A.
We were there for the Alabama vs Colorado State football game. Everything was great.
(5)Tim N.
A big sports bar. Has several pool tables in the back. Very consistent with good food. Little Willies, Blues and Jazz is connected to it on the right.
(4)Brad B.
Wilhagan's is good sports bar in downtown Ttown. It has a decent beer selection and a little card called the "Passport to Beer" with 20 beers on it. When you get all 20 punched, you get a T-shirt. It's addictive. They have specials during some football games like half-priced pints, $3 burgers at lunch, etc. The menu is actually decent for a bar and has a couple of standout items like the prim rib sandwich, but the burgers are only so-so. There's always sports on the giant TVs and there's 6 or 7 pool tables, if I remember correctly. The really great thing is that if you and your friends feel like listening to some great live music on a Friday or Saturday night, there's a little martini bar right next door that brings in good blues and jazz. It's owned by the same people and has a martini card like the beer card, but the reward is a day at a spa instead of a T-shirt
(4)Marcia M.
Roll tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiide. Boy, was I in Bama country when we visited yesterday for my boyfriend's music gig. This appeared to be the spot to hang out, wear red, and pre-game the night before the Alabama - LSU game. When we first made our way to Wilhagan's (at the urging of the event organizer for his gig), we were told that there was at least a 30 minute wait for a interior table (some patio tables were open but it was chilly out) and approximately 90 minutes for food order. W.O.W. I didn't realize that sports bars were the mad trend for the season? She ended bumping us up in just a few minutes after she found out that were linked to the event organizers which was nice but I wondered if anyone else was willing to wait that long? Once seated, I enjoyed viewing the extensive beer menu which included my faves Chimay ($8) and Abita too. At times the serves seemed confused on who was assigned to our table too. They warned us that the regular menu would definitely be around the 90 minute wait but that we could get appetizers such as chips and salsa, french fries, and cheese sticks would take closer to 30 minutes. We were all starving so we waited. The chips and salsa were brought out immediately but to our dismay, the chips were soggy and stale. The salsa was the saving grace as it was delicious! Next the french fries and cheese sticks (which I didn't nosh on as I am vegan) were brought out and measured up to what is expected in a sports bar... greasy and without any frills. They certainly sustained our hunger but weren't anything to write home about. All in all, this is a great spot to chill out with friends for some brew and to talk mad shit on opposing teams for those who are patient!
(3)Erin H.
Went a few months ago and got the turkey wrap, and it was one of the best I've ever had! Definitely wanna go back! Our waitress was very friendly and the atmosphere was great!
(4)Kipp G.
I only frequent Wilhagan's at lunch, but I must say I enjoy it very much. I have never had anything that I did not like. Also, the service is usually good (although, like any place, bad service happens and I have experienced that a time or two). There's two great things about it during the day: 1. It is never crowded 2. It is quiet (but not too quiet) This gives me a chance to relax a little bit. Overall, I am definitely a fan and suggest it!
(4)Justin B.
One of the staples in Tuscaloosa. The food is par for bar food, but it is a fun place with great drink specials. Between trivia night, poker night, the dart boards, and the pool tables, there is always something to do. The wait staff is pretty great as well.
(4)Corey S.
I've only ever had appetizers here, but was not a fan. I'm giving this bar 3 stars because it remains one of my favorite hangouts. There are pool tables, dart boards, trivia nights, and good music. They have an extensive beer list and I love going here on the weekends.
(3)Angela L.
fun place with really good food. There is plenty of room, no smoking, and decent selection of beer. Sometimes they run out of the most obvious, but I guess that can happen anywhere? Trivia on Thursdays brings out quite a few people. You can actually carry on a conversation in this place.
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