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Experience Mobile’s haunted history like never before on our Bites and Frights Tour! Dive into eerie tales of the city’s ghostly past while indulging in delicious dishes from top local restaurants. This unique food tour blends the thrill of haunted storytelling with the excitement of tasting some of Mobile’s finest cuisine. Whether you’re a foodie, a history buff, or a lover of all things spooky, this tour will leave you with goosebumps and a full belly. Spots fill up fast, so don’t miss your chance to join us on this one-of-a-kind haunted culinary adventure. Book your tickets now—if you dare!
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Get ready to explore the dark side of Mobile’s history with our Bites and Frights Tour! Not only will you experience chilling tales of the past, but you’ll also get to step into some of the city’s most haunted locations. One of the tour’s highlights is a visit to the underground speakeasy at Lupercalia Art Society, located beneath their art gallery—once the site of Mobile’s very first graveyard. As we venture underground, you’ll feel the eerie presence of the past, where the spirits of early Mobile settlers once rested.
Our journey continues with stops at Mobile’s oldest graveyard, Church St. Graveyard, and the infamous Boyington Oak, home to one of the most spine-tingling stories in the city’s history. Hear the tale of Charles Boyington, the accused murderer who swore that a tree would grow from his grave as proof of his innocence—and it did!
With ghostly legends and delicious local cuisine along the way, this is a tour you won’t want to miss. Book your spot now to experience the thrill and flavor of Mobile’s haunted past.
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Penton’s Bistro
Slurp Society
POST
Velvet Pig
Moe’s BBQ
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- Bring your appetites! (We’re not kidding, it’s a lot of food!)
- Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes for walking. *This tour is not recommended for those with mobility limitations.*
- Our walking food tours take place rain or shine. Dress accordingly in the event of rain.
- Tour guide gratuity is not included in your ticket. If you had a great time, please tip your guide! It is standard in the tour industry to tip 10-20 percent of the ticket price.