Post Office Pies

270 Rele Street Mountain Brook, AL 35223

Hours

Open Monday - Thursday 11 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Friday - Sunday 11 a.m. - 9

About

Post Office Pies is your go-to for hand-tossed, wood-fired pizzas sourced from local ingredients. You'll also enjoy the vibe in the revitalized Avondale Post Office and the on-tap brews.

Owners Mike Wilson, Brandon Cain, and chef John Hall opened the pizzeria on March 13, 2014. But the pizzeria isn't the team's first rodeo. They are also the brains behind SAW's Soul Kitchen downtown.

The menu at Post Office Pies showcases locally sourced ingredients, including Jones Valley Teaching Farm produce.

Along with these fresh ingredients, the dough is house-made, making for a farm-to-table dining experience. Add the seasonal specials, and it's easy to see why it's an Iron City hotspot!

Post Office Pies's location near the Birmingham Botanical Garden makes it the perfect dining spot after exploring the gardens. It is also close to other landmarks, like Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum, making it easy to include pizza in your itinerary.

Whether for lunch after sightseeing or a cozy dinner, Post Office Pies creates a memorable dining experience.

Vibe

The brick exterior of the historic building has been beautifully restored, with cream-colored paint that blends with the other retailers.

Off to one side are umbrella-covered tables, offering the perfect al fresco dining spot.

The building's modern windows give passersby a glimpse inside and allow sunlight to fill the space.

Inside, the decor strikes a balance between industrial and homey. Exposed brick walls, polished concrete floors, and modern lighting fixtures combine for a sleek yet laid-back aesthetic.

The open kitchen, with the wood-burning oven, adds warmth and connects diners with the scents of pizzas. Steel chairs and wooden tables complete the look, adding to its relaxed vibe.

The atmosphere is lively, but not overwhelming. Families, couples, and groups of friends share meals and laughter, giving the space an inclusive and friendly feel.

There's also bar seating for solo diners or those who want to catch a game while sipping on a local brew. When the weather suits, dine on the patio mentioned above.

The ambiance at Post Office Pies complements any Birmingham vacation with its comfort, vibrancy, and charm.

Post Office Pies: Menu & Drinks

Before we explore the lip-smacking pizzas, let's check the other menu options.

Pasta lovers will delight in the Baked Ziti with assorted cheeses, penne pasta, and meat sauce. The Mac & Cheese is another highlight with orecchiette pasta, white cheddar, mozzarella, parmesan cheese, and mornay sauce with bread crumbs. Additionally, Caesar and traditional salad, veggie pasta, and meatball sub ensure something for everyone in your group.

Moving on to the pizzas, we'll explore some of their specialties. You can also build your own from the vast list of ingredients, including a gluten-free crust and vegan cheese.

One standout pie is the Margherita. With its simple yet sophisticated blend of fresh mozzarella, pomodoro sauce, and roasted cherry tomatoes, this classic will have your taste buds dancing with delight.

Another favorite is the Swine Pie, perfect for meat lovers. This flavor-packed creation features a hearty mix of pepperoni, bacon, and pork sausage. It's the ideal pizza after playing an RTJ Golf Trail course.

A creative pizza is The Goat, which has a ricotta base, goat cheese, fresh mozzarella, pepperoni, red onion, and a drizzle of Mike's Hot Honey.

While the pizzas may steal the spotlight, the drink menu deserves just as much attention. Post Office Pies offers an impressive selection of craft beers, wine, and cocktails. You'll find the perfect drink to toast hiking at Red Mountain Park.

Dining at Post Office Pies is a tasty retreat in Mountain Brook, where wood-fired wonders, chill vibes, and cold brews unite.

Local Tips

  • Order online and take your pie back to your Casago rental.
  • Happy Hour is Monday through Friday from 4-6:00 PM.
  • Lunchtimes are less crowded.
  • Let Post Office Pies cater your special event.
  • Check social media for seasonal specials and events.

Location

270 Rele Street Mountain Brook, AL 35223

Frequently Asked Questions

Birmingham offers a variety of attractions that appeal to all types of visitors. Here are the top 5 must-see spots:

  • Birmingham Civil Rights Institute – A powerful museum that chronicles the struggles and triumphs of the Civil Rights Movement, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts.
  • Vulcan Park & Museum – Home to the world’s largest cast-iron statue, Vulcan offers panoramic views of the city and a glimpse into Birmingham’s industrial heritage.
  • Red Mountain Park – Perfect for outdoor lovers, this expansive park offers hiking trails, zip lines, and scenic overlooks that showcase Birmingham’s natural beauty.
  • Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark – A unique and immersive site where visitors can explore Birmingham’s industrial past and learn about the city’s role in the steel industry.
  • Railroad Park – A beautiful 19-acre urban green space in the heart of downtown, ideal for walking, picnics, and enjoying outdoor events.
  • Bonus: Art lovers shouldn’t miss the Birmingham Museum of Art, which features an impressive collection of works from around the world.

Birmingham’s high season typically runs from spring through early fall, with peak visitation occurring between March and October. During this time, pleasant weather, outdoor events, and festivals draw crowds. The low season is usually during the winter months, from November through February, when temperatures drop and there are fewer outdoor events.

Spring brings colorful blooms and popular festivals, while fall offers cooler temperatures and a variety of cultural and food events. Summer is also a lively time with outdoor concerts and sporting events, although the heat can be intense. For those seeking fewer crowds and budget-friendly options, winter offers a quieter, more relaxed experience.

Outdoor enthusiasts are drawn to Birmingham as it is a 4-season city. While the city has relatively mild weather year-round, summers can be hot and humid. Still, there’s always plenty to do outdoors in and around Birmingham. Some of the top outdoor spots and activities include:

  • Railroad Park – Welcoming 19 acre park in the heart of Birmingham, offering ample space for midday walks as well as green spaces for concerts and festivals. This is Birmingham’s family-friendly backyard.
  • Red Mountain Park – This 1500 acre park, which opened in 2012, is a hikers’ paradise not to mention a thrilling spot for adventure cyclists. The iconic Vulcan Park statue standing 56 ft. tall atop a 124 ft. pedestal is located in Red Mountain Park. Climb up to the observation deck for a spectacular view. Another attractive feature at RMP for furry-family travelers is its dog park.
  • Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail – Several golf courses in the Birmingham area provide ample opportunities for golf enthusiasts to tee-off. Among these are the Oxmoor Valley and Ross Bridge courses designed by Robert Trent Jones, one of the world’s premier golf course architects.
  • Moss Rock Preserve – Alabama is home to numerous parks and preserves, with Moss Rock located about 20 minutes south of Birmingham. Nearly 12 miles of hiking trails span the 349-acre preserve that also features streams, boulders, and even waterfalls.

Birmingham hosts a wide variety of events throughout the year that draw visitors from near and far. Some of the biggest main events include:

  • Furnace Fest (October) – A renowned music festival with a diverse lineup of well-known musicians with performances in various genres, from hardcore, post-hardcore, and punk, to emo taking place at the Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark.
  • Birmingham Restaurant Week (July) – A popular culinary event where local restaurants offer special prix-fixe menus, giving foodies the chance to explore the city’s vibrant dining scene.
  • Barber Motorsports Park Races (April & October) – A thrilling motorsports event featuring international racing competitions at the world-renowned Barber Motorsports Park, attracting fans of all ages.
  • Sidewalk Film Festival (August) – A celebrated independent film festival showcasing films from all over the world, making Birmingham a cultural hub for cinema lovers.
  • Magic City Christmas Parade (December) – A festive and family-friendly parade that kicks off the holiday season with floats, music, and a fun-filled celebration.
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