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Posted in Alabama Food & Dining, Quick Bites May 15, 2018 by Jennifer Young

There’s A WWII-Themed Restaurant In Alabama… And You’ll Want To Visit

Alabama is filled with many great places to eat, including The Warbird Diner. This small town restaurant, which has only been open for a few months, is a definite must-visit for anyone passing through the Lawrence County region. For reasons why this one-of-a-kind restaurant is worth a stop, take a look below.

The Warbird Diner is a WWII-themed restaurant that's located in the tiny town of Courtland. It's one of Alabama's most unique restaurants and is an absolute must-visit for history lovers of all ages.

In addition to delicious food, this uniquely-themed restaurant also offers a laid-back atmosphere, excellent service, and fantastic prices.

Since opening its doors in October 2017, The Warbird Diner has received visitors from all over the North Alabama region and beyond.

What makes this restaurant truly unique is its variety of WWII memorabilia that's on display, which includes photos, medals, uniforms, and more.

Without a doubt, the restaurant's most special feature is its "Wall of Service Heroes." On this special wall, both servicemen and servicewomen leave their signatures and the year(s) they served in the military.

When it comes to food, The Warbird Diner's menu offers something for everyone, including its yummy fried catfish...

...its flavorful fried pork chops, and...

...its tender and juicy steaks.

Don't forget to save room for dessert. The restaurant's MoonPie Mound is an absolute must-try!

If you’ve already visited this unique restaurant, please share your thoughts with us in the comments.

For more of Alabama’s uniquely-themed restaurants, be sure to check out our previous article: These 10 Uniquely Themed Restaurants Will Transform Your Alabama Dining Experience.

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Jennifer is the Alabama staff writer for Only In Your State and has nearly 15 years of professional writing experience. She enjoys discovering new places and currently calls North Alabama home.