The Bear Trap

  3.5 – 31 reviews  $ • Bar

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The Bear Trap 35401

Hours

Thursday4 PM–2 AM
Friday2 PM–3 AM
Saturday2 PM–2 AM
Sunday3–11 PM
MondayClosed
Tuesday8 PM–2 AM
Wednesday4 PM–2 AM

Address and Contact Information

Address: 1137 University Blvd, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401

Phone: (205) 345-2766

Website: http://thebeartraptuscaloosa.com/

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Reviews

Jack Brown
I recently visited The Bear Trap, excited to enjoy a nice meal as my fursona. I expected a welcoming atmosphere and good service, but what I got was a disaster. Right from the start, I was given odd looks by some of the staff, which was uncomfortable, to say the least. But the real issue was the short one.

Yes, the short one. A small child who, for some reason, was allowed to wait tables. Not only did the short one seem clueless about the menu, but he also made snide comments under his breath every time he came by my table. I’m just trying to eat in peace here, the short one – not that it’s any of your business! When I asked for a water refill, he literally sighed and rolled his eyes. I was left parched for the majority of my meal.

And the food? Don’t get me started. The burger was cold, and I’m pretty sure the fries were reheated leftovers. When I asked if I could get them fresh, the short one grumbled something unintelligible and brought back the same plate, still cold.

The final straw was when he “accidentally” spilled ketchup all over my fursuit. No apology, no offer to help clean it up – he just walked away! Unbelievable. I left The Bear Trap covered in ketchup, with no tip left on the table, and zero intention of ever returning.

If you want terrible service, disrespectful staff, and cold food, go right ahead. Otherwise, stay as far away as possible!
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Katlin Henslee
My FAVVVV go-to BAR in Tuscaloosa on Game Day!! Thank God we got there before they started charging cover because it was $40 per person when playing Texas Which is absolutely absurd. We couldn’t even go upstairs for free after eating downstairs and getting there early.. But whatever. Still my favorite bar. They have the best fries and can’t go wrong with traditional chicken fingers! Will always visit when in T-Town! And we also had the cutest bartender, Sarah? I think lol
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Jqqck
If you’re a fellow furry looking for a place with a welcoming atmosphere and a touch of whimsy, look no further than The Bear Trap! From the moment I stepped through the doors (dressed as my fursona, of course), I was immediately embraced by a warm and friendly environment that made me feel right at home.

The star of the night, however, was our young server—a delightful, bright-eyed child who took their role very seriously and yet radiated such genuine enthusiasm! They welcomed me with a huge grin, asked all about my “costume,” and even offered to bring extra napkins for my paws (which was incredibly thoughtful!). Throughout the meal, they continued to check in with us, cracking jokes and asking playful questions. The staff in general was so respectful, and their curiosity made the whole experience feel even more fun.

Now, let’s talk about the food—absolute perfection. Every bite was rich with flavor, and you could taste the care that went into each dish. From the mouthwatering appetizers to the decadent desserts, every course was a sensory delight. They even had a few vegan options, which was a huge plus!

The Bear Trap is truly a hidden gem, where fantastic service and delicious food come together to create an unforgettable dining experience. I’ll definitely be returning soon (and yes, probably in full fur-suit again)! A huge thank you to the team—and especially to my tiny, wonderful server for making the night extra special. Highly recommend!
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Jack Brown
I recently visited The Bear Trap and was blown away by the inclusive, welcoming atmosphere for furries and all kink enthusiasts. Walking into the club felt like stepping into a warm, well-organized space that’s dedicated to creating a safe, exciting environment for everyone to explore their interests.

The themed rooms are thoughtfully designed, with plenty of options for different play styles and levels of experience. As a furry, I was thrilled to see that they even had a suit-friendly space, making it easy to enjoy the scene without compromising comfort or style. The staff was professional and attentive, and they went out of their way to ensure that everyone felt respected and supported. Their emphasis on safety, consent, and communication made it easy to relax and connect with others, whether new to the lifestyle or seasoned.

The Bear Trap has cultivated a fantastic community vibe – it’s clear that this is a place where people genuinely care about creating a fun, respectful experience for everyone. If you’re a furry or a fan of the kink scene (or both!), The Bear Trap is an amazing spot to let loose, meet others, and fully enjoy what makes you unique. Highly recommend!
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Jack Brown
Last weekend, I found myself wandering into The Bear Trap, a cozy little spot nestled on the edge of the forest (or at least, it felt that way with all the rustic decor). As a furry, I was drawn in by the name alone—how could I not? The atmosphere was exactly what I’d hoped for: dark wood beams, bear-themed trinkets everywhere, and a few vintage fishing nets for that classic lodge vibe. I was feeling right at home, expecting a warm, hearty meal to fill my belly and give me that post-hibernation bliss.

The twist? My server was an actual child. I mean, barely tall enough to see over the table, and judging by the way they nervously juggled the menus, maybe on their first night of the job. I wasn’t sure if this was standard at The Bear Trap or if I’d just shown up on “Bring Your Kid to Work Day.” Either way, it added a strange, endearing twist to the experience.

The service was… well, let’s just say “medium.” This kid was trying hard, but the order-taking was, shall we say, a bit wild. They scribbled down my order like they were drawing a map to buried treasure, and I’m pretty sure they forgot half of what I said. My drink arrived only after a little reminder, and when it did, I suspect the ice had been through a few rounds of melting and re-freezing in the back. My entree arrived lukewarm, but I could tell the kitchen did its best—I’m pretty sure they weren’t counting on a junior server to handle a full table.

Now, the food itself was surprisingly good! Once I got past the delays, I tucked into a perfectly seared steak with a side of crispy fries, seasoned just right. The Bear Trap knows how to cook, even if the delivery had some hiccups. The meal was simple but satisfying—just what I came for. Dessert, however, was a little different. I ordered a slice of chocolate cake, but what I received was a cookie with a single scoop of ice cream on top. Close enough, I thought. Sometimes in life, you take what you get.

In the end, The Bear Trap was a quirky little dining experience. As a furry, it’s hard not to smile at the thought of coming back here for the novelty alone. Who wouldn’t want to say they were served by an adorable, pint-sized waiter? Just go with a generous spirit and a sense of humor, and you’ll enjoy yourself.
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Eric Reeder
Visited a family member who attends the university there and went out one night to Bear Trap. Overall experience was fine but $20 cover for a bar in Tuscaloosa is absurd. Should be $5 max for what they’re offering. Door guy was also extremely rude so customer service isn’t a strong suit for them either.
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Dilan B
This is a nice bar but the door staff was very unprofessional. I am 23 years old and the bouncer was trying to say my ID was fake. He even downloaded a fake app to try and scan it. After I threaten to call the police, the bouncer gets mad and says he was just messing with me. Either buy police scanners or teach your bouncers about proper etiquette.
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Brooke Cerrie
While moving my daughter into collage a few days ago I tried to order food from The Bear Trap. The menu looked delicious. After having my order cancelled from the WAITR app I called to place an order. The first time I called I was hung up on after being told “we hate Yankees” ( I have a 716 area code). I assumed they must have thought I was calling by mistake from out of town. I called back. When the guy answered I said I’m in town moving my daughter in to college and believe I was accidentally hung up on. I was again told “we don’t like yankees”. Needless to say I didn’t get to place an order. And am sadly turned off of trying again.
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Tim Richey
High price beer. Bathrooms are dirty. Has pool tables and darts down stairs. Up stairs has a cover of 20.00 dollars for just a bar. Down stairs is concrete floors. Bar tender didn’t even know that Michelin Ultra was a light beer. You dec.
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Jason Bernardino
I actually really like bear trap. probably the most underrated bar on the strip. but they play the best music.
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