Royal Street Tavern

Went here for a private party a what a great establishment The atmosphere was great as well as the bartender Adam!

Excellent choices of draft local draft beers. Great bartenders and a piano man who makes you feel at home.

Not bad but for some reason the pianist is playing a Casio keyboard with my first karaōke as his backing track. A real piano without the gimmicks would have been preferable.
Also the furniture seems to be from the generic hotel shop

Downtown Mobile is exclusively college (dive) bars with this sole exception. Great place. Great atmosphere. Fluffy likes.

Amazing key lime pie martini!!! Wow… I am very happy we stopped by here.
We only had drinks here, but Jeff the bartender won «bartender of the year» for AL. No wonder the drinks are amazing…
We didn’t have any food, but we will be eating next door at the Trellis resturaunt later.

The bad thing about Mobile is there are just not enough bars for the 40 and up crowd. They exist but tend to be pricey. Some of our favorites downtown: The Bull, OK Bicycle Shop, The Garage or The Haberdasher. The Royal Street Tavern in the Battle House Hotel can be pretty uncrowded, probably due to the fact that pricing is high for drinks, but at least here you don’t have to be subjected to a bunch of smokers like at other locales. It’s usually our first stop out. They also have good appetizers that are prepared by The Trellis Room. TR is next door, but it’s not worth the price overall. However, they can’t screw up appetizers! Most nights there is a piano player. Lots of great seating scattered across two levels includes tvs to watch your favorite games. Locals like stopping in after work, but still, never crowded except Mardi Gras. Service used to be terrible until Akeen arrived; service is terrible throughout the city. I’m not kidding. I think the problem is they are under scheduled. It’s really noticeable after I travel. anyway, this is why it’s a 4 star for me for now. The artwork may seem bizarre but is actually a great collection, some of which includes the artist Nall. The lobby of the hotel is a favorite. Head up to the second floor and try out the whispering arches.

A nice elegant atmosphere. The food is great, the beer is cold and the service outstanding. The tavern also has nice wine selection. Akeen the bartender is always nice and on top of things. In general this is an upper scale place but it wouldn’t be unusual to see someone in shorts and a t-​shirt here. This is a great place to have a cocktail before a movie at the Crescent Theater, the Saenger Theatre or maybe even a before dinner drink. Bring a date and she’s guaranteed to be impressed or bring you wife for a romantic night, you might just get lucky.