Alabama is home to a variety of remarkable places that are located off the beaten path. From natural landmarks and unique restaurants, to small towns and one-of-a-kind parks, you never know what type of places you’ll discover while exploring Alabama. The Marble Ring is one of these places. Sure, it may be located off the beaten path, but it’s definitely worth the find. For more information, read on.
Please note, The Marble Ring has permanently closed.
The Marble Ring is a hidden speakeasy in the Avondale area of Birmingham. It's one of Alabama's true hidden gems and will most certainly transport you back in time to the roaring 1920s.
Many people wonder how The Marble Ring's unique name came about. The answer is quite simple. It's named for one of Zelda Fitzgerald's most eccentric quotes: "I hope you die in the Marble Ring."
Another thing people wonder about is where to find this glamorous speakeasy. To get to The Marble Ring, you simply enter through Hot Diggity Dogs at 4028 5th Avenue South.
...pick up the phone and give the hostess your information. You'll either be seated immediately or added to the wait list. The Marble Ring can seat up to 84 people.
The Marble Ring is a definite must-visit if you're looking to have a drink among friends. Consider stopping by the next night you're in the Avondale area of Birmingham.
The Marble Ring's hours are as follows: Tuesday-Thursday, 5pm to 12am; Friday-Saturday, 5pm to 2am; Sunday-Monday, CLOSED.
Have you ever visited The Marble Ring? If so, share your thoughts with us!
The Bangor Cafe Club in Blount County was a hidden speakeasy that was quite popular here in Alabama during the Prohibition era. At the time, it was also America’s only underground nightclub. For more information, be sure to check out our previous article: What Was Inside This Alabama Cave In 1937 May Surprise You.
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