Birmingham's street-food eating happens at food halls, brewery courts and weekend markets rather than from curbside carts. The Pizitz Food Hall downtown gathers counters under one roof, the Avondale Brewing food truck court draws rotating trucks, and the Pepper Place Saturday vendors bring market cooking to Pepper Place. Saw's BBQ counter and Eli's Jerusalem Grill counter add grab-and-go options across town.
Street Food restaurants in Birmingham
5 street food places in Birmingham we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Birmingham · Street Food across every city.
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The Pizitz Food Hall counters
- ★ 4.2
- $
- Downtown Birmingham
Try Multi-vendor counter food
The Pizitz Food Hall counters on 2nd Avenue North downtown serve ramen, poke, Cajun peaux boys, Mediterranean and Ethiopian counters all under one roof.
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Saw's BBQ counter
- ★ 4.8
- $
- Homewood
Try Pulled pork sandwich with white sauce slaw
Saw's BBQ counter in Homewood near Birmingham serves the Mike Wilson pulled-pork sandwich with Alabama white sauce slaw out of a residential barbecue shack.
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Avondale Brewing food truck court
- ★ 4.0
- $
- Avondale
Try Rotating food truck plates
Avondale Brewing food truck court on 41st Street South Birmingham hosts a rotating roster of local trucks Wednesday through Sunday alongside the taproom row.
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Pepper Place Saturday vendors
- ★ 4.6
- $
- Pepper Place
Try Farm-to-counter prepared food
Pepper Place Saturday vendors on 2nd Avenue South Birmingham serve farm-driven prepared food, baked goods and breakfast tacos through the Saturday market.
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Eli's Jerusalem Grill counter
- ★ 4.4
- $
- Highway 280 Corridor
Try Falafel sandwich and vegetarian plate
Eli's Jerusalem Grill counter on Highway 280 Birmingham serves the canonical falafel sandwich and the vegetarian-vegan plate of hummus, baba and tabouli.