Cahaba Brewing Company

Beer selection needed some work, but the atmosphere was great.  Dog friendly, which is always a good sign.  Good live band and free skee ball.

Our trio had no plans to check this place out but ended up driving by on a pleasant Saturday afternoon and decided to stop in and see what Cahaba Brewing Company was all about.

The parking lot is tight; luckily it wasn't too crowded when we showed up.  The space isn't very big at all, but it's garage style and was open-air on that lovely spring day.

The woman who was manning the taps was very friendly and even offered to let me sample brews because I'm terrible at deciding what I want.  There are only four beers on tap.  I'm not a huge beer gal so I won't try to describe the beers.  I will say that the stout smelled deliciously like coffee, and I was tempted to get that.  For us reluctant beer drinkers, half-pints are offered for $2.50 which was perfect [ended up with the American Blonde].  That was I can still drink with my beer buds but not feel chained to an entire pint.  They also serve samplers served on cute branded boards in the shape of Alabama.

CBC doesn't offer edibles but a Vietnamese food truck pulled in while we were there.  Seems like the food trucks roll in regularly.

Last but not least, there was free skeeball!  Yay.  Too bad I'm terrible, but no matter since it was free.

My beer enthusiast companions declared that Avondale was still #1 in their hearts.  But we all enjoyed our afternoon at Cahaba and were glad we experienced the Cahaba experience.

The newest brewery in Birmingham. The open area is great to hang out and get your brew on. There are always food trucks in the area. My fav is the American Blonde but they have beers for all tastes.