There is a great way to enjoy and explore the Downtown Tuscaloosa coffee and specialty beverage scene this month. The Tuscaloosa Downtown Merchants Association (TDMA) has launched the Downtown Tuscaloosa Coffee Trail, which runs through July 31.

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Participation in the Coffee Trail is free. After registering online, participants can check in at each participating location as they explore Downtown Tuscaloosa’s coffee scene. “By visiting participating businesses, customers can enjoy unique drinks, experience each location's character, and earn a prize along the way,” said the press release.

Coffee Trail Businesses

The Alamite Hotel

City Bowls

Comfort Grounds

Five Java

Just Love Coffee Café

Monarch Espresso

Turbo Coffee

The press release said that “Once a participant completes all check-ins, they can pick up a free coffee mug at the Visit Tuscaloosa Welcoming Center while supplies last and become eligible to purchase a TDMA Individual Tier Membership at 50% off.”

“This event is a fun way to highlight the incredible local businesses that make Downtown Tuscaloosa such a vibrant destination,” said Brandon Tribble, TDMA President. “Whether you're a longtime local or visiting for the first time, the Coffee Trail gives everyone a reason to discover new favorite coffee spots while supporting our downtown merchants.”

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