- Delicious Food!
- 3 hours Duration 3 hours
- 21+ Ages 21+
Explore the culinary history of Mobile going back over 1,000 years at five restaurant and eatery stops that range from a speakeasy to Gulf Coast favorites to finger-lickin’ pub food.
Quick Details
Get ready for a mouth-watering afternoon filled with iconic Gulf Coast dishes that will delight your tastebuds. Discover the true birthplace of Mardi Gras as you hear stories from over 300 years of Mobile history.
Our LoDa Stroll takes you on a culinary journey through downtown Mobile’s Lower Dauphin Street Historic District. Sample delectable treats from 7 of the area’s favorite restaurants and shops, including Gulf Coast staples that will make you feel like a true Mobilian. With more than enough tastings for a full meal, you’ll be satisfied and delighted.
Immerse yourself in the history and culture of Mobile as you learn the stories behind the food and the restaurants. Our expert guides will share fascinating anecdotes that will bring the district to life before your eyes. Plus, you’ll have fun getting to know other locals and guests to our city.
Take your experience to the next level by adding on our cocktail package. Sip on delicious drinks as you explore the entertainment district, taking in the sights and sounds of Mobile’s vibrant nightlife.
Our tour is only offered to the public on Friday and Saturday, but can be booked as a private tour anytime for groups of 8 or more. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to taste your way through Mobile’s history and culture!
The Ruby Slipper Cafe
A brunch favorite in Mobile! Begin the tour with a fried green tomato topped with remoulade sauce and a delicious biscuit.
Squid Ink Eats and Drinks
Owned and operated by our local celebrity chef, Panini Pete. Squid Ink puts real food in their food along with history of Mobile in their eclectic menu.
A&M Peanut Shop
A downtown landmark since 1947. Generations have enjoyed the fresh roasted peanuts from the A&M Peanut Shop.
Three Georges Candy Shop
The iconic candy and chocolate store of Mobile since 1917. Enjoy fresh, handmade pralines from their century old recipe!
Wintzell’s Oyster House
The landmark restaurant in downtown Mobile. Served fried, stewed, and nude since 1937 at the original location. Our guests are delighted to an oyster sampler plus fried pickles.
Moe’s Original Bar B Que
Enjoy fall off the bone ribs and chicken wings along with can’t miss – Alabama white BBQ sauce!
Mo’Bay Beignet Co.
The best beignets on the Gulf Coast.(Yes, we said it!) Try along with one of their famous made in house syrups.
*restaurants are subject to change based on availability*
Yes. There are several free parking lots nearby along with free curbside parking in downtown Mobile on Saturdays.
Absolutely! We love for children to experience the food and history of Mobile. Parents, who know their children best, should decide if this tour is appropriate for the ages of children you have.
Absolutely not! Our tours combine architectural commentary, historical facts, local culture, and culinary insight into a unique 3-hour experience. Imagine walking through the city eating our local artisans’ most delicious foods while learning about the neighborhoods from real locals.
When you purchase your tickets, you will be given the option to let us know of any dietary or allergy restrictions you may have. Please let us know in advance so that we can better serve you.
Yes, advance ticket purchase is required. Events typically sell out quickly. To maximize your chances of getting the date, time, and number of tickets you prefer, please book well in advance.
Explore the culinary history of Mobile going back over 1,000 years at five restaurant and eatery stops that range from a speakeasy to Gulf Coast favorites to finger-lickin’ pub food.