Montgomery’s culinary landscape is experiencing a dynamic transformation, with new establishments and food trucks adding fresh flavors to the city’s dining options. Here’s a look at some notable additions and local favorites that are shaping the food scene.
New Restaurant Openings
Huey Magoo’s
Huey Magoo’s, renowned for its hand-crafted chicken tenders, has opened a new location at 2930 Carter Hill Road. The 2,400-square-foot restaurant offers dine-in, takeout, and online ordering options. Their signature tenders are made from the top 3% of the chicken tenderloin, served hand-breaded, marinated, grilled, or tossed in flavors like buffalo and garlic parmesan. Learn more
Big Bad Breakfast
Located on Fairview Avenue in Old Cloverdale, Big Bad Breakfast brings Southern scratch-made favorites to Montgomery. Known for making everything in-house, from jellies to biscuits, this breakfast and lunch spot has quickly become a local favorite. Read more
Little Donkey
Little Donkey, a Mexican restaurant with Southern soul, has opened its second Montgomery location at 378 N. Perry Street. Situated across from the Legacy Museum, this eatery offers a menu created in collaboration with cooks from across Mexico and the American South, blending regional flavors and techniques. More details
Food Trucks Adding Flavor
Fire Meats Wood
Fire Meats Wood is a family-run food truck serving traditionally smoked meats integrated into various dishes. Their menu features items like baby back ribs, brisket burnt ends, and BBQ tacos. They cater to small parties and offer curbside service. Find out more
Choo Choo’s
Based out of Letohatchee, Choo Choo’s food truck operates in and around the Montgomery area, offering burgers, barbecue, and brisket cheesesteaks. Pitmaster Choo Choo Herring transitioned from a brick-and-mortar location to the food truck during the pandemic, continuing to serve flavorful dishes to the community. Learn more
Local Favorites
Vintage Hospitality Group
Operating several establishments in Montgomery’s historic Old Cloverdale neighborhood, Vintage Hospitality Group offers a range of dining experiences. Their flagship restaurant, Vintage Year, provides fine dining, while Vintage Café serves as a coffee shop and daytime eatery. Frenchie’s, a French bistro, and Ravello Ristorante, a high-end Italian restaurant, are also part of their portfolio. Explore their offerings
The Goat Haus
Located in the historic Cottage Hill neighborhood, The Goat Haus offers a scenic beer garden experience overlooking downtown Montgomery. Established in 2017, it has become a popular spot for gathering, tasting, and experiencing a variety of beverages and events. Visit their website
Montgomery’s food scene continues to evolve, offering residents and visitors a diverse array of dining options. Whether you’re in the mood for a sit-down meal at a new restaurant or a quick bite from a local food truck, there’s something to satisfy every palate.