It’s no secret that Alabama is well known for its fresh Gulf Coast seafood, especially oysters. Listed below is a trail that’ll take you to seven restaurants that serve some of Alabama’s best oysters, in addition to other seafood favorites. With a distance of 470 miles and an estimated drive time of 8 hours and 25 minutes, this trail could easily be taken in a single weekend. To learn all about this trail’s restaurants, take a look below.
Lash's Seafood is one of North Alabama's true hidden gems. Serving everything from fried oysters and crab legs, to fried shrimp and grilled tilapia, this restaurant is an absolute must-visit for seafood lovers. Click here for more information.
Half Shell Oyster House serves a variety of Southern-inspired dishes with a New Orleans twist. A great selection of seafood favorites are offered at this restaurant, including oysters that are shucked throughout the day to guarantee freshness. Click here for more information.
Capitol Oyster Bar is located on the banks of the beautiful Alabama River. This restaurant specializes in oysters, but it also serves a variety of other seafood favorites such as fried shrimp, catfish, seafood gumbo, and more. Click here for more information.
Wintzell's Oyster House is located in downtown Mobile. Founded in 1938, this award-winning restaurant serves some of Alabama's freshest Gulf Coast seafood, including some of the tastiest oysters in town. Click here for more information.
Alabama's Original Oyster House offers many types of seafood dishes, including peel and eat shrimp, crab cakes, seafood gumbo, and of course oysters. Everything is fresh and delicious! Click here for more information.
Bahama Bob's Beach Side Cafe is a seafood shack with an incredible ocean view. When it comes to food, this restaurant serves all kinds of seafood such as fried oysters, whitefish, fried shrimp, grilled scallops, etc. There's something for everyone. Click here for more information.
Doc's Seafood Shack & Oyster Bar serves a variety of seafood dishes. Most people visit them for their famous fried shrimp. However, the restaurant's fried oysters are quite delicious, too. Click here for more information.
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