EXPERIENCE THE BEST TASTING HAUNTED TOUR IN THE WORLD!
October Only · Three Tours · Named a USA Today Top Food Tour four Years Running
Every October we turn downtown Mobile into dinner and a ghost story. Three tours, three hundred years of stories, and more food than you’re expecting. You’ll eat at the best restaurants in town, hear about the hangings and the haunted hotels between courses, and end the night arguing about whether you believe any of it.
We run three haunted tours. Here’s how to pick.
Which Tour Is Right for You
Bringing kids? Boo Brunch. Daytime, all ages, and a kids ticket.
Want the classic? Bites and Frights. Our biggest tour, six stops, four hours after dark.
Want to play a game? Murder Under the Oaks. You get a character, a bag of clues, and a body at the graveyard.
4 Haunted Hotels in Mobile, Alabama (Where You Can Actually Spend the Night)
Updated May 2026 The short version: The most haunted hotels in Mobile, Alabama are the Battle House Renaissance Hotel and the Malaga Inn, along with the Admiral Semmes and the Fort Conde Inn. Guests at these historic hotels report flickering lights, swinging chandeliers, apparitions, and unexplained sounds. Each one lets you actually book a…
The Haunted Battle House Hotel: Mobile’s Most Famous Ghost Stories
Updated May 2026 The short version: The Battle House is Mobile’s grand historic hotel, recently named the best historic hotel in America, and it’s also one of its most haunted. At least three spirits are said to walk its halls: a heartbroken bride in red, a vanishing man in grey, and a murdered guest…
7 Haunted Historic Homes in Mobile, Alabama (And the Ghosts Inside Them)
Updated May 2026 The short version: Mobile’s most haunted historic homes include the Carnival Museum in the old Bernstein-Bush mansion, the Oakleigh House, and the Fort Conde Inn. These grand homes, many built during Mobile’s wealthy 1800s, have been turned into museums, inns, and attractions over the years, and nearly all of them come…
12 Haunted Places in Mobile, Alabama (From a Local Who Tells the Stories)
Updated May 2026 The short version: Mobile, Alabama is one of the most haunted cities in the South, with more than 300 years of history behind it. The most haunted places downtown include Barton Academy, the Battle House Hotel, the Church Street Graveyard, the Boyington Oak, the Carnival Museum, and the old Bucket…
The Boyington Oak: Mobile’s Most Famous Ghost Story
Updated May 2026 The short version: The Boyington Oak is a large oak tree growing near the Church Street Graveyard in downtown Mobile, tied to the city’s most famous ghost story. In 1834, a young man named Charles Boyington was hanged for the murder of his friend Nathaniel Frost, a crime he swore he…