
Located in Grand Bohemian Mountain Brook, Autograph Collection, Habitat Feed & Social provides a welcoming atmosphere with delicious Alabama cuisine. Take in beautiful views of Birmingham while enjoying a signature cocktail at our stylish rooftop bar. While our main restaurant is closed from 2:00pm – 5:00pm, we welcome you to visit the rooftop bar to enjoy signature cocktails and our delicious cuisine.
Stylish dining room & bar with a rooftop terrace at the Grand Bohemian Hotel Mountain Brook.
Hours
| Tuesday | 7–10:30 AM, 11 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 7–10:30 AM, 11 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 7–10:30 AM, 11 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 7–10:30 AM, 11 AM–2 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 7–10:30 AM, 11 AM–2 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | 7–10:30 AM, 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 7–10:30 AM, 11 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Grand Bohemian Hotel, 2655 Lane Park Rd, Mountain Brook, AL 35223
Phone: (205) 414-0505
Website: https://www.habitatfeedandsocial.com/
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Reviews
We had the pleasure of meeting Executive Chef Mike Wilson, which was so cool because I love meeting chefs as a big foodie. I asked him what the one thing on the menu was that I absolutely needed to try, and he told me the Steel City Reuben. THAT Reuben has been the best thing I’ve eaten all week. I’m still thinking about it. The balance, the flavors, the fries everything worked perfectly together. I’m not even a pastrami girl, and this was my first time trying it… now I love pastrami. That’s how good it was. This is definitely the lunch spot.
My date got the Panzanella with shrimp, and I ended up eating half of his salad because it was that good. Fresh, balanced, and full of flavor.
Our drinks were made by David, our bartender, and they were exceptional. He listened to what we liked and made the perfect suggestions. My favorite was the Winter Botanical Spritz so refreshing and beautifully crafted. I also tried the Blood Orange Cider Margarita, which was delicious and full of flavor.
One thing I really loved is how you can change the vibe of your experience just by moving around. We had our first drink outside with the breeze and then shifted to the gallery area it gave total speakeasy energy with the artwork surrounding us. It felt like a whole different mood in the best way.
I heard the menu changes often, but I truly hope they never take the Reuben off. It deserves to be a signature. Everyone needs to try it at least once. It’ll change the way you look at Reubens forever.
I’m already planning to come back for dinner, and I definitely want to come back for lunch again just for that Reuben. The atmosphere, the food, the views, the vibes everything made this such a memorable experience.
And something a lot of people probably don’t know is they also have a cooking school and wine blending classes available for sign-up. The entire place is an experience!
Chef Mike, if you see this what should I try next time? Because I’ll be back soon.
Prices reflect the area in which this restaurant is located.
VERY UPSCALE! NOT ADVISED TO WEAR JEANS …
Such a beautiful area.
Every aspect of the restaurant, from the bar, to the rooftop, to the lobby on the first floor, to the parking lot, everything was clean & well kept.
Additionally, the chicken friend bacon was over seasoned and I was told the bed of greens served with several dishes was unseasoned and tough. Guest raved about the chicken, grouper and salad. They also stated that the strawberry margarita and desserts were good. Choose well if you must go!
The food was also heavily over-spiced, making it hard to enjoy, and the service was shockingly poor. Our server took the order, disappeared, and only returned to drop the check. No drink refills, no check-ins, nothing you’d expect from a “premium” establishment.
For a place that prides itself on culinary skill — and even runs a cooking school — if you can’t make an egg, maybe go back to class. Really underwhelming from start to finish.
For starters we ordered for the pimento cheese hushpuppied and peppered bacon, which both were phenomenal but the bacon was the star of the show. Our entrees consisted of the half fried chicken which was great and we raved about the chicken seasoning. blackened redfish, with a tasso gravy that was SO good it could’ve been eating by itself, and the aged NY strip w/wild mushrooms…chef’s kiss! Finally for dessert we ate a dark chocolate cake which was delectable and rich and finally the Butter Cake, which was a mini bundt cake,which we all raved about moist buttery, with a crust that we all were figuring out how to how to replicate…truly a conversation piece.
The restaurants ambience itself was beautiful and vibrant. I felt like we were I’m an art gallery. The patio was open, but since the weather is still unpredictable, the furnishings were covered, however our waitess help of capture some great photos and the view was amazing.
I will definitely be returning!