Business Closing

A restaurant in Tuscaloosa offering Caribbean cuisine alongside Southern soul food is closing after about a year in business.

A wellness shop and vape store will close their Tuscaloosa storefront after a newly effective Alabama law saw sales plummet in July.

The World of Beer in downtown Tuscaloosa has closed after seven years, but local management there is launching their own concept in the same space next week.

Major sales are going on ahead of the closure of a store that has sold craft goods, minerals, home décor, and more in Tuscaloosa's University Mall since 2006.

A longstanding Tuscaloosa formal wear and cosmetics store on Skyland Boulevard will close by November and discounts are underway to liquidate inventory.

A truly Tuscaloosa restaurant that launched as a food truck will permanently close today after serving burgers, shakes, and "granddaddy" fries for almost a decade.

A pizza buffet in Northport that has been a popular choice for families, ball teams and more permanently closed this weekend, along with at least two other Alabama locations.

The Tuscaloosa Hooters restaurant was one of many across the United States that permanently closed on Wednesday.

A bar on the Tuscaloosa Strip permanently closed this weekend after about four years in business, vacating the space that housed the infamous dive Egan's Bar for more than 40 years.

A unique Tuscaloosa restaurant that offered Korean barbeque and hot pot will soon permanently close, and there are already early discussions to replace it with an all-you-can-eat sushi concept.