Baldwin County’s dining scene will shine during Alabama Restaurant Week, August 15-26.
This two-week culinary festival invites locals and visitors alike to enjoy the state’s diverse cuisine and support restaurant staff.
Alabama Restaurant Week is more than just a food festival; it’s a celebration of the places where we create lasting memories – first dates, anniversaries, birthdays, family reunions and more. It’s an opportunity to recognize the establishments that create jobs, support local farmers and suppliers and foster community spirit.
SPOTLIGHT: RESTAURANTS IN BALDWIN COUNTY
Cotton’s Restaurant in Orange Beach has been a local favorite for over 25 years and is known for its fresh Gulf seafood and live Maine lobster. Whether you’re craving prime rib, filet mignon or the popular herb cheese stuffed chicken breast, the diverse menu promises something for every taste. Visit Cotton’s at 26009 Perdido Beach Blvd., Orange Beach, or explore the offerings at https://cottonsorangebeach.com.
DeSoto’s Seafood Kitchen in Gulf Shores offers award-winning seafood and a family-friendly atmosphere. The menu features fresh seafood prepared in a variety of styles, from New Orleans to Caribbean. Located at 138 W. 1st Ave., DeSoto’s is a must-visit if you want to sample the best of Gulf Shores. For more information, visit https://desotosseafoodkitchen.com.
The East Shore Cafe in Daphne offers a cozy and historic dining experience. Known for its exceptional crab cakes and crab and corn stew, the East Shore Cafe is located at 1506 Main St., Daphne. This charming spot is perfect for a relaxed meal in Olde Towne Daphne.
Jesse’s On The Bay, the second location of the legendary Jesse’s Restaurant in Magnolia Springs, is known for its premium steaks and fresh seafood. Owners Steve and Angie Coltharp strive to constantly improve and offer unique cuts of dry and wet aged steaks. Jesse’s On The Bay is located at 1631 Crosswinds Court, Gulf Shores. For more information visit https://jessesrestaurant.com/on-the-bay.
The Sunliner Diner in Gulf Shores takes guests back to the 1950s, serving classic American fare like hamburgers and cherry pie. This nostalgic diner at 100 E. 2nd Ave. is the perfect place for a fun and tasty meal. Check out the menu at www.sunlinerdiner.com.
CELEBRATE LOCAL FLAVOURS
Take the opportunity to discover these and other local specialties during Alabama Restaurant Week. Support Baldwin County’s culinary treasures and maybe try one of Alabama’s 100 Dishes to Eat Before You Die.
For more information and other participating restaurants, visit https://alabama.travel/alabama-restaurant-week.
