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From its place on the historic expanse of Mobile's Old Shell Road, the Dew Drop Inn has maintained its local legacy as the oldest restaurant within Mobile. Operating since 1924, Dew Drop Inn is responsible for introducing the hot dog to this bustling Southern port town, a dish that still drives hungry locals through the door almost every day. Aside from their world famous hot dogs, Dew Drop offers a representative array of the Cajun dishes that developed in this region such as Po Boys, gumbo and oysters in addition to more standard burger-and-fry specials. A real local tradition, the Dew Drop Inn is a must for anyone who wants to claim they've been to Mobile.
When in Mobile, be sure to visit Cotton State BBQ for some of the best Southern food around. The dishes are simple, yet loaded with flavor - with traditional classics such as brisket, various kinds of barbecue and nachos as well as fries, you can't go wrong with a lunch at this restaurant.
Big Time Diner is the place to go to for a classic meal of Southern comfort fare. The diner features both counter and booth seating, making it equally convenient for a quick meal on the go or a leisurely lunch. The place is very popular with travelers and locals alike, so get here early to get a table quickly. Dine on classics like the shrimp poorboy, grilled shrimp, cheeseburger, hot roast beef sandwich and grilled fish almandine. Check out their daily Blue Plate specials like the chopped sirloin steak and fried shrimp dinner. Their desserts are equally delicious, try the classic banana split or the peach cobbler. Kids can choose from a special menu as well. Efficient service, lively informal atmosphere, flavorful and fresh food are just a few reasons why this diner is such a hit.
