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Wood Paneling, Red Booths And Thick Burgers Make The Brick Pit’s Neighbor Irrelevant At Mobile’s Callaghan’s
Some places in Mobile chase trends, and some just keep doing their thing year after year. One little corner pub in a historic neighborhood has been doing its thing for about 80 years, and people still line up for it. The burgers are big enough that half often goes home...
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Mobile set to host FoodeesFest, with food, community and family fun
Video above: ‘News 5 Now’ — Top Stories from Nov. 10, 2026 MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — FoodeesFest brings a variety of food trucks, restaurants, desserts and beverage makers to Mobile. According to a news release, the three-day festival is set for Dec. 4-6 at Spanish Plaza, 401 Government Street. Hours are 1-7 p.m. Friday and […]
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Free turkey and produce giveaway set for Nov. 15 in Eight Mile
EIGHT MILE, Ala. (WALA) - WAT Decor & Design will host its second annual free turkey and fresh produce giveaway Sunday, Nov. 15, in Eight Mile. The giveaway will run from 8 to 11 a.m. at Greater Deliverance Church of God, 6145 U.S. Highway 45. Sessions Farm is providing the...
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November 2026: 4 Local Restaurant Dishes to Try
Bay Burger at Bay Town Burger Co. “Bay Town Burger Co. brings a fun, laid-back energy to downtown Mobile. I ordered the Bay Burger after the staff told me it was a crowd favorite, and they were absolutely right. The smash burger was seasoned perfectly, with beautifully crisp edges and a juicy center that seemed to melt in your mouth. It was served on a fresh potato bun that was buttered, toasted and just crisp enough to hold everything together without taking away from the burger itself. It was topped with cheese, lettuce, tomatoes and Bay sauce.” – Shannon Harris, DNP, FNP, CCRN Associate Clinical Professor, USA College of Nursing / President, Junior League of Mobile.
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7 cafeteria dishes families lined up for at Luby's, Piccadilly and Morrison's after church
The tray went down the steel rails, and the line moved slow enough that you could think. Most of the lines started with the salads. Piccadilly spread from Louisiana into Texas and across the Southeast. Morrison's was the one families in Alabama, Georgia and Florida knew best. The big crowd at all three was Sunday lunch after church, families in their good clothes lined up with trays. The dessert case was always in sight before you got your entrée.
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This Mississippi Seafood Restaurant Has A Third-Floor Bar Overlooking The Beach
A seafood spot with a rooftop-style bar above the sand sounds like a vacation dream. I found one in Mississippi that fits the bill. It sits right by the water, and the view is a big part of the story. The menu leans coastal, with fried baskets, gumbo, and a...
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This Retro Diner In Mobile, Alabama Serves Blue Plate Specials And Milkshakes That Feel Straight Out Of Another Era
Some lunch spots in Mobile fill their parking lots so fast at noon that drivers circle twice before giving up. One of them sits on a busy stretch of road and looks like it rolled right out of the 1950s. Inside, a meat-and-three plate and a milkshake served with the...