Wooden City is a great place to enjoy a Labor Day meal with friends and family! (Nathan Watson / Bham Now)
Are you ready for the three-day weekend? Keep reading for some of our recommendations for spots that will be open on Labor Day — Monday, Sept. 7, 2026 — in the Birmingham area, listed alphabetically.
All listings were confirmed via phone call to the business or table availability on Resy or OpenTable. See something we need to change? Email us at hello@bhamnow.com to let us know.
1. Armour House
2. Blue Sushi
3. Charbar No. 7
4. Chuck’s Fish
5. Culinary Dropout
6. El Royale Cafe
7. Emmy Squared Pizza
8. The Essential
9. Firebirds Wood Fired Grill
10. Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar
11. Grand Ticino
12. Habitat Feed and Social at Grand Bohemian
13. Ironwood Kitchen and Cocktails
14. J. Alexander’s
15. Lapeer Steak & Seafood
16. Little Donkey Méxican Restaurant
17. Magnolia Point
18. North Italia
19. Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille
20. The Refinery
21. Ruth’s Chris Steak House
22. Salice
23. Saltgrass Steak House
24. Seasons 52
25. Texas de Brazil
26. Village Tavern
27. Vino
28. Wooden City Birmingham
29. The Yard
National stores open on Labor Day
Planning to squeeze in some shopping over the long weekend? Here’s a quick-reference list of national retailers with Birmingham locations that are typically open on Labor Day.
Hours can vary by store, so it’s worth a call ahead.
Aldi
Barnes & Noble
Big Lots
Buc-ee’s
Gap
Home Depot
HomeGoods
Kohl’s
Lowe’s
Macy’s (Riverchase Galleria)
Marshalls
Nordstrom Rack
Petco
Sam’s Club
Staples
Target
T.J. Maxx
Ulta
Walmart
Dollar General
Dollar Tree
Kroger
Publix
The Fresh Market
Trader Joe’s
Whole Foods
CVS
Walgreens
Chick-fil-A
Starbucks
Dunkin’
How will you be making the most of your Labor Day in the Magic City? Let us know on Facebook + Instagram.
Mary Helene Hall
Breaking Content Producer. Casual birder + enjoyer of the Alabama outdoors. Frequent coffee shop patron. Ravenous reader. Previously @ AL.com, Georgia Trust for Local News, Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Get in touch at maryhelene@bhamnow.com.
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