Things To Do
The Haberdasher
Cocktail bar with selective dinner menu.
Post Downtown
Cocktail bar with creative seasonal drinks.
Grace
Upscale dinner restaurant with rooftop bar.
Dauphin’s Casual Fine-Dining
High end lunch and dinner spot. Please note there is often a dress-code.
T.P. Crockmiers
Higher end lunch and dinner restaurant.
Loda Bier Garten
Large beer selection, satisfying bar food, and a relaxed atmosphere.
Squid Ink Eclectic Eats and Drinks
Eclectic spot for drinks and small bites.
The Hummingbird Way Oyster Bar
Elevated spot for brunch and lunch.
Ruby Slipper
Brunch chain in a fun downtown location.
The Blind Mule
Casual lunch and dinner spot. Brunch offered on Sundays.
Bob's Downtown Restaurant
Casual, home-cooked style breakfast.
Callaghan's Irish Social Club
Casual, neighborhood pub serving lunch and dinner.
Heroes Sports Bar & Grille- Downtown
Classic sports bar food with patio seating.
the Insider • a collective eatery
Lively hangout spot with a variety of restaurant options under one roof.
Mediterranean Sandwich Co. Dtown
Great late night spot!
Three Georges Candy & The Nuthouse
Fun, old-fashioned spot for sweet treats and candies.
Serda's Coffee Company
Mobile staple for coffee, smoothies, and relaxed pastries.
Mo' Bay Beignet Co.
Iconic sweet treats, creative syrups, and coffee.
Uss Alabama Battleship Memorial Park
Historic attraction featuring WW2 era battleship, submarine, and planes.
Spring Hill Golf Course
Casual municipal course located on the campus of the bride and groom's alma mater.
Azalea City Golf Course
Casual municipal golf course.
Magnolia Grove Golf Course
Championship caliber course located at Magnolia Grove. Former home of the LPGA tour championship.
Mobile Carnival Museum
Small museum to learn about the history of Mardi Gras in Mobile. Fun fact: the first North American Mardi Gras celebration took place in Mobile, making Mobile the official birthplace of Mardi Gras!
Cathedral-Basilica of the Immaculate Conception
Cathedral for the Mobile archdiocese located in downtown Mobile. Fun fact: Mobile is home to the first Catholic parish along the Gulf Coast, founded in 1703.
Colonial Fort Condé
Historic attraction featuring a walkable fort, built by the French in 1723.
History Museum of Mobile
Great attraction for various history lessons on WW2, the Gulf Coast, and Mobile.
Exploreum Science Center & Poarch Band of Creek Indians Digital Dome Theater
Interactive learning museum featuring rotating exhibits and an IMAX theater.
Topgolf Mobile
Arcade style golf with dinner, drinks, and snacks.
Dave & Buster's Mobile
Arcade and restaurant combination that is open to all ages.
