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By: Chris Andrews   Mobile was founded in 1702 by the French. Led by two brothers, D’Iberville and Bienville, the colony began with less than 100 men working to grow the newly found settlement along the Mobile River.  In order to grow the colony, young French girls were sailed over to marry the settlers. Most…

by: Chris Andrews 10 Best Date Night Ideas in Mobile, Alabama Looking for the perfect date night in Mobile, AL? Whether it’s a first date, an anniversary celebration, or just a fun night out with your partner, Mobile offers plenty of unique experiences. From cozy dinner spots to adventurous outdoor activities, here are the 10…

By: Chris Andrews Looking for the best places to eat in Mobile, AL? Whether you’re craving Gulf Coast seafood, legendary burgers, or classic diners, these 15 iconic restaurants have been serving up delicious meals for decades. Discover where locals have been eating for 25+ years! 1. Three George’s Candy Shop Started…

Photo courtesy of American Lunch This year has been especially difficult for our neighbors with food malnourishment. The pandemic and loss of jobs in our area have greatly increased the demand for food pantries. Volunteers are needed in large numbers to keep up with the demand and also to replace some of our elderly who…

There’s never a shortage of things to do in Mobile but here’s a list of 10 FREE things to do in Mobile! 1. Cooper Riverside Park Mobile was founded because of the river and we have thrived for centuries because of the river. Take a walk down Cooper Riverside Park to enjoy the views, see…

It’s football season in Mobile! That means it’s time for tailgates and watch parties while cheering on your favorite team. We’ve got a list of some of the best football season dishes to enjoy at your next event! Heroes Sports Bar and Grille – Crawfish and Spinach Dip Heroes Sports Bar and Grille There’s no…

By: Chris Andrews The history of Mobile and its restaurants have historically been a complicated marriage. Although Mobile’s history dates back over 300 years, we don’t have a restaurant like Antoine’s in New Orleans that has survived a Civil War, multiple World Wars, depressions and recessions. Downtown Mobile has seen many restaurants come and go…

Chris Andrews | March 20, 2020 What is your first thought when you hear the word “jambalaya”? Some may think of Mother’s restaurant in the French Quarter of New Orleans and their world famous jambalaya. You may have been to Gonzalez, Louisana, the “Jambalaya Capital of the World” to experience the yearly Jambalaya Festival. Others…

What if told you a story about riots, looting and violence on the streets of Mobile in protest? Your first thought probably takes you to the summer of 2020 with riots occurring all over the world over the issue of police injustice and race. This story however, is over 150 years old. The event known…