Spanish Fort Food Trail

Photo Credit: Ralph & Kacoo’s Facebook Page

Spanish Fort, AL, known as the “City of Sprit” is home to gorgeous views of the Mobile Bay and residents that are sure to show you what Southern Hospitality is all about. From high rise bluffs to incredible nature trails, Spanish Fort has something for everyone especially when it comes to food. Located right alongside the Mobile Bay, Spanish Fort’s fresh seafood options are hard to beat. Let’s take a look!

Lunch

David’s Catfish House in Spanish Fort is known for serving up the South’s best catfish. This restaurant has been serving patrons for nearly a quarter-century and once you try their fried catfish, you will know why. Enjoy your choice of All You Can Eat Whole Catfish, Cajun Catfish and their Catfish Filet Plate. All boasting hearty amounts of food and your choice of their famous southern sides. If catfish does not suit your taste buds enjoy fresh crab, shrimp and more!

Dinner

Is it time for dinner yet? Ralph & Kacoo’s located on the famous Causeway that connects the Eastern Shore to the City of Mobile, puts you up close and personal to the gorgeous views of the Mobile Bay. You can sit just a few feet away from the water and enjoy dinner and drinks with friends and family. While you wait, check out their live alligators kept on-site and enjoy Cajun-inspired seafood dishes like their Boiled Crawfish and Jambalaya.

Drinks

Recently voted Best ES Happy Hour by the Lagniappe, California Dreaming in Spanish Fort is both fun and tasty! With a daily happy hour from 4-7 p.m. and live music on the Patio, this restaurant is the perfect place to kick back relax and sip a drink or two. Enjoy your choice to sit bar side, inside or outdoors and enjoy the ambiance of the Eastern Shore Centre that features premier shopping and dining options.

It is time to explore Spanish Fort and discover what savory treats this town has in store for you. Find more intriguing dining options on the Eastern Shore Restaurant Guide and begin your eat, play, shop adventure around the Eastern Shore today!