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Amridge University - Montgomery Dining Guide

Eating out in Montgomery usually means eating simple and very American, like meat with vegetables or potatoes for lunch and barbecue meat. However, there are plenty of places to choose from if you're a fan of Asian food, Italian dishes or Mexican restaurants.

Garrett's Restaurant on 7780 Atlanta Highway is an upscale restaurant opened since 1995 and it serves lunch and dinner, suitable for business or social occasions, meeting with friends or celebrating an event. The restaurant features also a live piano bar every Friday and Saturday from 6 PM to 9 PM.

Chris' Hot Dogs on 138 Dexter Avenue is a family owned restaurant opened in 1917 and between the 40s and the 60s it was the hottest late-night spot in downtown Montgomery, serving hotdogs and liquor twenty-four hours a day. The place was one of Hank Williams' favorite restaurants and today you must have a hotdog at Chris' Hot Dogs to feel the taste of the South.

Chin Chin Restaurant on 3449 Malcolm Drive is a Chinese restaurant suitable for families with children and serving healthy, fresh food. Prices are affordable and the service is just great at Chin Chin.

Dreamland BBQ on 101 Tallappoosa Street is serving amazing bar-b-que ribs since 1958 and it is a preferred location for families with children and large groups. The portions are big enough for every hungry person and the restaurant can be a great stop after visiting the historic center of Montgomery, as it is located very close to the main historic landmarks in Montgomery.

True, a truly American restaurant is located on 503 Cloverdale Road just few minutes away from Downtown Montgomery. Dining at True means eating fresh meals, as they change their menus seasonally in order to provide their guests with a delicious and unique culinary experience. The restaurant serves lunch and dinner and Tuesday-Sunday.