

The Hot and Hot Fish Club is a James Beard award-winning restaurant offering top-notch dining and impeccable service. The Hot and Hot Fish Club, located in Birmingham’s creative district at Pepper Place, takes a modern approach to blend Southern, French, and California cooking. The light-filled space highlights a chef’s counter and open kitchen, large windows, exposed brick. The spacious dining area features a 17-foot upholstered banquette ideal for casual, comfortable seating, accented by Greystone Italian marble tabletops and locally sourced hackberry wood. Since 1994, Chris and Idie Hastings and their team have developed an extensive network of purveyors, foragers, and artisans.
Cozy cafe serving farm-to-table regional fare, Gulf fish & wines in a historic building.
Hours
| Tuesday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2901 2nd Ave S # 110, Birmingham, AL 35233
Phone: (205) 933-5474
Website: https://www.hotandhotfishclub.com/
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Reviews
We sat at the chef’s table, which is a long but narrow arrangement edging the kitchen area so that you can see all the work being done up close, interact with the chefs, and see your food being prepared. It was very cool! 
The food was excellent, piping hot, flavorful, and really took advantage of the farm to table vibe that the restaurant cultivates. A feast for the eyes and the mouth. Enjoyed an awesome bottle of a 2022 Faust Cabernet; a great accompaniment for my pork shank, which I discuss in greater detail below. The saffron and ginger broth bouillabaisse was prepared in the traditional French style, but had some really interesting additions, particularly the artistic use of Red Snapper cheek.
For my appetizer, I had the Wagyu beef carpaccio, which was cut thicker than I usually like, but tasty nonetheless. The pork shank had a great autumn feel to it with sweet potato’s, spaetzle, apples and collard greens. My girlfriend’s black grouper was expertly prepared with a variety of autumn vegetables, and the seven layer carrot cake for dessert was not overly sweet as is the case with many carrot cake recipes, but had just the right amount of spice. Will definitely be back to try this place out again, along with chef Christopher Hasting’s other restaurant (Ovenbird) located a stone’s throw away from this one.
It’s not a cheap restaurant, but it’s worth every cent.
Also, celebrating our anniversary and my wife’s birthday.
We had 5:00 p.m. reservations and we were seated promptly.
Enjoyed the ambiance of sitting at the chef’s counter.
Provided wonderful service by our server Ryan, our server assistant Kezia, and Niko.
The food was excellent starting with the opening act Pork Tamale.
For the Big Show my wife ordered the Low Country Yellow Edge Grouper. Loved the presentation
I ordered the Wood Fired Hanger Steak.
We both enjoyed our selections.
For the Closing Act we shared the Elton’s Chocolate Soufflé. Loved the presentation.
Top notch ambiance, food, and service.
Ordered the $10 bread service (herb butter was just okay, even some sea salt would’ve made a difference), and the okra basket. Very average stuff for the price point.
The server informed us that the kitchen was backed up (which was strange as it was not packed) so we waited a while for our food.
I ordered the low country grouper and my husband ordered the steak. My fish came out wrong the first time and they had to take it back. It was okay- again, very average.
His steak was cooked great- but why is it cut up into pieces? Ruins the flavor and causes some of the pieces to turn a little tough.
The wine I had was good- but we skipped out on dessert and decided to head on out, after a very meh experience for $150+.
If you’re in Birmingham, I would recommend Automatic over this place.