The best road trip adventures happen when you find the perfect, walkable destination, where you discover enrichment in a culture that’s distinctly different at every turn. Where cuisine, art and history arise from the birthplace of Mardi Gras in a city that’s flown under six flags.
Mobile is nearly 325 years old, older than the State of Alabama. Its downtown entertainment district follows old Mobile’s north-south, east-west streets like lattice work. Whether you take a right or left at the next intersection could determine which delicious dish or hearty plate you enjoy!
Seafood Tower in Mobile Alabama.
In Mobile, the catch of the day may be fish, shrimp, crabs or oysters and you can guarantee it’s Gulf-to-table fresh. Our local chefs are celebrated for their eclectic takes on cuisine, whether it’s old-school, Southern contemporary or the family-secret BBQ recipe.
Le Moyne’s Chophouse is one of Mobile’s newest dining experiences, redefining downtown Mobile’s culinary scene. Located in the expertly and newly renovated Admiral Hotel, the richness of our French foundations hangs in the air alongside the sweet smell of magnolias and the lush scents of fine bourbon.
Noble South in Mobile, Alabama.
If progressive is more your speed, there are blocks full of delectable dining spots to tickle your fancy. Start with craft cocktails or mocktails from a rooftop bar, enjoy locally sourced fresh, small plates from The Noble South or have it all when you join one of many curated experiences with Bienville Bites Food Tour.
Mobile’s cultural heritage is a tapestry of its diverse historical influences, vibrant traditions and dynamic community life—a respite from the ordinary. The city’s early French and Spanish settlers left a lasting impact, while our significant African American population, with deep roots in the city’s history, contributed to its music, food and cultural festivals.
So, ditch the car. Seriously. Mobile’s walkable downtown is full of museums, galleries, green spaces, signature hotels and plenty of entertainment, regardless of your direction.
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