Red Lion Lounge

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The Red Lion Lounge is a bar located at 1926 29th Avenue South in Homewood.

It got its start as the "Red Lion Inn", an English pub-themed dining room, constructed about 1962 for Mammy's Pancakes. After the restaurant closed, the lounge took over the space.

It has been owned since 1990 by Pat Sellers-Foster. The bar's managers are Taffy Jolly and Pat Swilley.

The bar's walls are decorated with impromptu caricatures by Dennis Huey.

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References

  • Chambers, Jesse (October 3, 2013) "'A special secret,' The Red Lion lounge in Homewood has been a hideaway since 1962." The Birmingham News
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