Eat Like a Local: Four Foley Restaurants Worth the Stop
From fresh seafood to throwed rolls, these four Foley restaurants offer a taste of Southern hospitality that locals and visitors alike keep coming back for.
Mobile and Baldwin County News
From fresh seafood to throwed rolls, these four Foley restaurants offer a taste of Southern hospitality that locals and visitors alike keep coming back for.
Stoney's BBQ in Saraland is winning over lunch crowds with smoked chicken, catfish and homestyle sides, while Mobile's Arabelle Food offers a shortcut for Thanksgiving catering.
Siam Thai Cuisine on Hillcrest Road has built a loyal following in West Mobile, serving fresh Thai staples like curry, pot stickers and basil rolls alongside a small sushi menu.
Fontina-topped chicken with zucchini and mashed potatoes paired with A Dog's Purpose, the family-friendly film seen through the eyes of a devoted dog.
Fairhope's longtime Old 27 Grill has been rebranded as Bill-E's, while Rotolo's pizzerias in Fairhope and Saraland are serving up heart-shaped pizzas for Valentine's Day.
Tucked away on Airport Boulevard in west Mobile, Roma Cafe has long served as one of the city’s old-school Italian dining spots, offering a menu built around comforting classics like…
A layered baked spaghetti casserole made a hearty weeknight supper around Mobile Bay, paired with the tense border thriller Desierto.
A repeat-favorite pork burger plate with sweet potato fries and kale salad set the table for Straight Outta Compton, the music biopic about N.W.A.
A simple sausage, bacon and whipped cream cheese omelet earned top marks at a Mobile Bay table, paired with Sofia Coppola-era teen caper The Bling Ring.
A rich crawfish quiche loaded with Gulf seafood and sharp cheddar shared a Mobile Bay table with Hellion, an indie drama about a grieving Texas family.