"Alabama Peanut Company is an absolute gem! We tried the double boiled peanut flight and couldn’t resist adding a fourth flavor for just a few bucks more. Every flavor was spot on. The original salt was classic and comforting, Cajun had the perfect kick, 1907 was rich and savory, and the pineapple lava brought a surprisingly sweet heat we loved. The lady helping us was fantastic. She was super friendly and took plenty of time to chat with us about drink options, which was especially helpful since my wife isn’t big on beer. She offered great suggestions and really made us feel welcome. A fun, flavorful, and genuinely enjoyable experience all around!"

"The one boiled peanut place I've ever visited that allows you to self-sample the brines so that you can make an informed decision. Ridiculously delicious, top-tier nuts. THE perfect vegan option for road-trip snacking."

"Ok y'all, I had no idea this place existed. It's on a cobble stone road. Who knew beer and nuts were a thing at an establishment. Such a great vibe, friendly and unique. Great merch as well. Yall check it out and thank me later."

"Unique institution with a storied history that started operating during the Roosevelt administration (Teddy, not FDR). One of the original roasters is still in operation today! Didn’t have anything besides a small $5 cup of the Alabama Cajun boiled peanuts and a water, but the beer selection looked great and seemed like a good place to hang, watch a game and eat 100s or maybe 1000s of boiled peanuts bc those things are basically crack rocks (addictive, but they won’t ruin your life, like crack). Staff was super kynd and answered a couple history questions I had and chatted about the area for a bit. this was a major highlight of my trip to Birmingham for Phish concerts at Coke Fountain Amphitheater (they had a special peanut flava called “Bathtub Gin” as a nod to the band, very heady)."

"This is the real deal. Staff is so nice. Steve is really great. He knows the flavors and can make great suggestions. Get a flight!"