Got two more emails that have suggestions on things to do and food/beverages, including some repeated, so those must be good!

Dinner:  Cypress Inn – http://cypressinnrestaurant.com/facilities/cypress-inn/

Other restaurants:

• Dreamland (ribs):  http://www.dreamlandbbq.com/
• Depalma’s (Italian):  http://depalmasdowntown.com/
• Chuck’s Fish (Seafood, etc.):  http://www.chucksfish.com/tuscaloosa.php
• The Waysider or Rama Jama’s (Breakfast):  https://www.yelp.com/biz/waysider-restaurant-tuscaloosa  /  https://www.yelp.com/biz/rama-jamas-tuscaloosa

Bars:

• Gallettes (Home of the Yellowhammer):  http://visittuscaloosa.com/attraction/gallettes/
• Houndstooth (Link has a few other good ones as well):  http://hottytoddy.com/2013/09/26/ten-hot-spots-to-visit-in-tuscaloosa/

Attractions:

• The Quad (center of campus) – This is a couple of blocks from the stadium and is grand central for most of the tailgates, etc.
• Bryant Museum – Great football museum, and also has a few exhibits from Bear’s time at A&M
• Just walking around campus – I’m biased obviously, but mid/late October in Tuscaloosa is when a lot of the fall color starts coming out.

Drinking:

• Gallettes
• Yellow Hammer
• Houndstooth (one of the best bars in Tuscaloosa)
• Rounders (just got a remake and looks awesome, is right across the street from Houndstooth)
• Stay away from Egans (weird bar/people)
• Innesfree

Food:

• Sweet Home Food Bar
• Dreamlands BBQ
• City Café (for comfort foods, double check what times they’re open and if there’s a wait)
• Waysider (amazing breakfast)
• Rama Jamas (when it’s open)
• Mugshots (really good burgers)
• Mama Goldberg’s (amazing sweet tea and good sandwhiches)
• Buffalo Phils
• Hooligans (good burgers and Mediterranean food)

Things to do on Gameday:

• Get to campus early because traffic is an absolute nightmare
• Check out the quad and see denny chimes and the walk of champions