Real Pit Bar-B-Q
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Real Pit Bar-B-Q

Serving BBQ favorites like pork butt & ribs.
939 Fort Dale Road Greenville, AL 36037
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334 382-8810
Tuesday - Friday 10:30AM - 4PM; Saturday 10:30AM - 3PM; CLOSED Sun & Mon
Tuesday - Friday 10:30AM - 4PM; Saturday 10:30AM - 3PM; CLOSED Sun & Mon
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  • 939 Fort Dale Road
  • Greenville, AL 36037
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Upcoming Events

Alabama Medieval Fantasy Festival

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What to See & Do

Black Belt Treasures Preview Gallery

Nonprofit organization to promote arts of the 19-counties Black Belt region. Many one-of-a-kind items for sale.

Ritz Theatre

Now used for theatre productions, pageants and concerts, the art deco style downtown icon was built in 1935 as a movie house.

St. Thomas Episcopal Church

Built in 1896, this church's architectural features have remained virtually unchanged until a rose window was installed in 1986. A true treasure to see.

Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Cambrian Ridge

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Butler County Courthouse

Constructed in 1903, the present structure was the fourth courthouse built on the site, following Greenville's selection as the county seat in December 1821.

Greenville Historic Train Depot

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