Downtown Mobile Dining and Entertainment

Callaghan's Irish Social Club

2009-09-19T10:24:00.005-05:00

Callaghan's Irish Social Club

"The Best Bars in America" by Esquire

In Alabama's oldest city, your evening starts with an early drink at Callaghan's Irish Social Club, a beloved neighborhood pub in a 1920s-era building that once housed a meat market. The inside walls are covered with pictures of regulars vacationing around the world, as well as co-owner John Thompson. There are worn green-and-white tile floors and a back room that still smells of dealings made by city politicians, some of whom still stop by for a postwork drink. They also come for the burger, which in this seafood-crazed town, is universally praised as a welcome alternative. When you meet John and he makes fun of you for just about anything, don't sweat it. It's his way of saying thanks for stopping by and that you're well on your to becoming a regular.

Mobile, Alabama
251-433-9374

By Bradley Handwerger

Be sure to check out PEEK, playing at Callaghan's Irish Social Club on Sunday, September 20, 2009 at 7:00 PM. For more information about Peek, visit their website, peeksite.com

(photo of 'Blue Mother Tupelo' playing at Callaghan's)

916 Charleston St

Mobile, AL 36604-3025

(251) 433-9374

http://www.callaghansirishsocialclub.com

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NoJa's event set for Oct. 7

2009-09-16T17:25:00.006-05:00

From Free The Hops Mobile

NoJa restaurant, located at 6 N. Jackson Street in downtown Mobile, is hosting their first-ever beer dinner on Wednesday, Oct. 7.

The evening begins with a 6:30 p.m. social, followed by dinner at 7. The cost is $60 per person plus tax and gratuity. Call 251-433-0377.

The menu for the night is as follows:

First Course

Braised Pork Cheeks with Basil Crisp on Pumpernickel Crostini
Served with: Saison Dupont, Belgium

Second Course

Lobster Knuckle with Celery Root & Idiazabel Cheese Fondue, Sprinkled with Cardamom
Served with: Anchor Liberty Ale, San Francisco

Third Course

Pan Seared Alaskan Halibut with Soy-Caramel Braised Daikon Root, Edamame Puree and Malted Dashi
Served with: Bell’s Amber Ale, Michigan

Fourth Course

Sous-Vide Ribeye with Glazed Fall Squash and NoJa Potatoes
Served with: Brooklyn Brown Ale, Brooklyn New York

Fifth Course

Valhrona Chocolate Donut with Candied Hazelnuts, Cocoa Nibs and Chicory Semifreddo
Served with: Old Rasputin Imperial Stout, California

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BayFest 2009 Artists

2009-09-10T14:35:00.003-05:00

BayFest 2009 Artists

Directly from http://bayfest.com

Ticket Prices and Locations

$35 Weekend Passes
-- Advance tickets to be picked up at Will Call may be purchased online until 5:00pm on Thursday, October 1st.

-- Advance tickets to be mailed may be purchased online until 5:00pm on Wednesday, September 23rd. Tickets will be mailed in 3-5 business days.

-- Advance tickets may be purchased at local outlets until 5:00pm on Friday, October 2nd.

-- Group discounts are available for purchases of twenty (20) or more - Click here to learn more.

-- Children 12 and under are free with ticketed adult.

Single Day Passes will be available at the gate for $25 per day

Ticket Pick-Up

In order to pick up your tickets, you MUST have both of the following:

Photo ID
Your confirmation e-mail with Order ID Number* OR Credit Card used for Purchase.

*Order ID Number will sent to you in an e-mail confirmation after your order goes through.

Will Call tickets may be picked up at the Regions Bank Gateway, which is located at the intersection of St. Francis and St. Joseph Streets.

Pick Up Hours:
Friday, Oct. 2nd - Starts at 5:30pm
Saturday, Oct. 3rd - Starts at 1pm
Sunday, Oct. 4th - Starts at 1pm

Customer Service Phone: 251.470.7730

Text from http://bayfest.com/sc_tickets.php (Be Sure To Read Their Terms & Conditions, Directly From Their Site!)

2 Major Twinz

Saturday, October 03

4:00 PM

Miller Lite

3 Doors Down

Saturday, October 03

10:00 PM

Pepsi

Acoustic Cafe

Saturday, October 03

4:45 PM

Cafe Stage

Akon

Sunday, October 04

7:30 PM

Pepsi

Alan Jackson

Friday, October 02

10:00 PM

AT&T/IP Casino, Resort & Spa

All American Tragedy

Friday, October 02

7:30 PM

Launching Pad

Anita Baker

Friday, October 02

9:45 PM

Miller Lite

Avant

Saturday, October 03

7:00 PM

Miller Lite

Bay City Brass Band

Saturday, October 03

5:00 PM

Radio Avalon Jazz Tent

Before Nine

Sunday, October 04

3:15 PM

Launching Pad

Bella Orange

Sunday, October 04

7:00 PM

Launching Pad

Big Show and Crowd Pleaser

Sunday, October 04

3:10 PM

Gospel Stage

Billy Currington

Sunday, October 04

5:30 PM

AT&T/IP Casino, Resort & Spa

Bo Grant

Friday, October 02

7:00 PM

Miller Lite

Brian Hines & Company

Saturday, October 03

5:20 PM

Gospel Stage

Budd McLean and Friends

Saturday, October 03

2:00 PM

Children's Activity Area

Budd McLean and Friends

Saturday, October 03

3:35 PM

Children's Activity Area

Budd McLean and Friends

Sunday, October 04

2:00 PM

Children's Activity Area

Budd McLean and Friends

Sunday, October 04

3:35 PM

Children's Activity Area

Cage the Elephant

Friday, October 02

9:10 PM

Pepsi

Cavo

Saturday, October 03

7:15 PM

Pepsi

Charles Collins Ministries

Saturday, October 03

3:05 PM

Gospel Stage

Chevelle

Saturday, October 03

8:45 PM

Pepsi

Color the Coast

Saturday, October 03

2:30 PM

Pepsi

Con Funk Shun

Sunday, October 04

4:00 PM

Miller Lite

D.T. Wright

Sunday, October 04

2:30 PM

Gospel Stage

Dat B

Saturday, October 03

2:15 PM

Cafe Stage

Delilah Why

Friday, October 02

10:00 PM

Launching Pad

Dennis Nelson

Friday, October 02

8:15 PM

Miller Lite

El Cantador

Friday, October 02

7:00 PM

Pepsi

Elements of Difference

Saturday, October 03

7:05 PM

Gospel Stage

Elley Duhe Band

Saturday, October 03

7:00 PM

Launching Pad

Fat Man Squeeze

Saturday, October 03

4:00 PM

AT&T/IP Casino, Resort & Spa

Faulkner Sun Chiefs Jazz Band

Sunday, October 04

5:00 PM

Radio Avalon Jazz Tent

Friendship Missionary Baptist Church Mass Choir

Saturday, October 03

4:35 PM

Gospel Stage

Gary Allan

Sunday, October 04

7:15 PM

AT&T/IP Casino, Resort & Spa

George & Donnie Mills

Saturday, October 03

6:00 PM

Cafe Stage

Gravy

Saturday, October 03

9:30 PM

Launching Pad

Grits & Pieces

Sunday, October 04

7:15 PM

Cafe Stage

Halestorm

Saturday, October 03

5:00 PM

Pepsi

Hamelin

Saturday, October 03

5:45 PM

Launching Pad

Hank Becker and Boogie Chillin

Saturday, October 03

5:15 PM

AT&T/IP Casino, Resort & Spa

Hank Becker's Sol Lab

Saturday, October 03

3:30 PM

Radio Avalon Jazz Tent

Harmony Ridge

Saturday, October 03

3:50 PM

Gospel Stage

James Otto

Sunday, October 04

4:00 PM

AT&T/IP Casino, Resort & Spa

Jessie James

Sunday, October 04

4:45 PM

Pepsi

Jewel Lucien

Sunday, October 04

4:30 PM

Gospel Stage

Jim Armstrong

Saturday, October 03

2:00 PM

Radio Avalon Jazz Tent

Jimmy Botter

Saturday, October 03

3:30 PM

Cafe Stage

Jimmy Robinson

Saturday, October 03

6:30 PM

Radio Avalon Jazz Tent

Jon Miller Band

Friday, October 02

8:45 PM

Launching Pad

Jonathan Singleton

Friday, October 02

8:45 PM

AT&T/IP Casino, Resort & Spa

Lil Greenwood

Sunday, October 04

3:30 PM

Radio Avalon Jazz Tent

Mama's Mojo

Sunday, October 04

4:45 PM

Cafe Stage

Mob Towne Revival

Sunday, October 04

2:30 PM

Pepsi

Moffett Road Assembly of God

Sunday, October 04

3:50 PM

Gospel Stage

Murphy High School Jazz Band

Sunday, October 04

2:00 PM

Radio Avalon Jazz Tent

Musiq Soulchild

Saturday, October 03

8:45 PM

Miller Lite

Ne-Yo

Saturday, October 03

10:30 PM

Miller Lite

New Prodigal Sons

Friday, October 02

9:05 PM

Gospel Stage

New Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church

Saturday, October 03

2:20 PM

Gospel Stage

Phar Fletcher

Saturday, October 03

3:15 PM

Launching Pad

Pick of the Litter

Sunday, October 04

6:00 PM

Cafe Stage

Pop Evil

Saturday, October 03

6:10 PM

Pepsi

Port City United Voices

Friday, October 02

8:05 PM

Gospel Stage

Rebecca Barry Quartet

Sunday, October 04

6:30 PM

Radio Avalon Jazz Tent

Reggie Boone

Saturday, October 03

2:30 PM

Miller Lite

Rod and Staff

Saturday, October 03

6:05 PM

Gospel Stage

Roman Street

Friday, October 02

8:00 PM

Radio Avalon Jazz Tent

Sergio Davis

Saturday, October 03

5:30 PM

Miller Lite

Shad and the Gang

Friday, October 02

6:30 PM

Radio Avalon Jazz Tent

Shane Philen Quartet

Saturday, October 03

8:00 PM

Radio Avalon Jazz Tent

StereoHype

Saturday, October 03

8:15 PM

Launching Pad

Steve Miller Band

Saturday, October 03

10:00 PM

AT&T/IP Casino, Resort & Spa

Steve Trash, Rockin' Eco Hero

Saturday, October 03

3:00 PM

Children's Activity Area

Steve Trash, Rockin' Eco Hero

Saturday, October 03

4:00 PM

Children's Activity Area

Steve Trash, Rockin' Eco Hero

Saturday, October 03

5:00 PM

Children's Activity Area

Steve Trash, Rockin' Eco Hero

Sunday, October 04

3:00 PM

Children's Activity Area

Steve Trash, Rockin' Eco Hero

Sunday, October 04

4:00 PM

Children's Activity Area

Steve Trash, Rockin' Eco Hero

Sunday, October 04

5:00 PM

Children's Activity Area

Stone Temple Pilots

Friday, October 02

10:30 PM

Pepsi

Sugarbone

Sunday, October 04

2:15 PM

Cafe Stage

Sugarcane Jane

Saturday, October 03

7:15 PM

Cafe Stage

Swamp Noise

Sunday, October 04

5:45 PM

Launching Pad

T-Pain

Sunday, October 04

6:10 PM

Pepsi

The Bar-Kays

Sunday, October 04

5:30 PM

Miller Lite

The Cary Laine Band

Saturday, October 03

2:45 PM

AT&T/IP Casino, Resort & Spa

The Chosen Five Singers

Sunday, October 04

5:15 PM

Gospel Stage

The Commodores

Sunday, October 04

7:15 PM

Miller Lite

The Grey

Saturday, October 03

4:30 PM

Launching Pad

The Springs

Friday, October 02

7:15 PM

AT&T/IP Casino, Resort & Spa

The Ugli Stick

Sunday, October 04

3:30 PM

Pepsi

Tim Williams

Sunday, October 04

2:30 PM

Miller Lite

Together Tomorrow

Sunday, October 04

4:15 PM

Launching Pad

Tonic Strings

Sunday, October 04

8:00 PM

Radio Avalon Jazz Tent

Top of the Orange

Saturday, October 03

3:40 PM

Pepsi

Train

Saturday, October 03

8:15 PM

AT&T/IP Casino, Resort & Spa

Underground Aroma

Sunday, October 04

3:30 PM

Cafe Stage

Vision 2 XIT

Saturday, October 03

7:40 PM

Gospel Stage

Wes Loper Band

Sunday, October 04

2:30 PM

AT&T/IP Casino, Resort & Spa

Wet Willie	Saturday, October 03	6:30 PM	AT&T/IP Casino, Resort & Spa
Word of Life Community Church Fine Arts Ministry	Friday, October 02	7:20 PM	Gospel Stage
Yatron	Friday, October 02	6:45 PM	Gospel Stage
Zuri Dance Company	Saturday, October 03	2:30 PM	Children's Activity Area
Zuri Dance Company	Saturday, October 03	4:35 PM	Children's Activity Area
Zuri Dance Company	Sunday, October 04	2:30 PM	Children's Activity Area
Zuri Dance Company	Sunday, October 04	4:35 PM	Children's Activity Area

From http://bayfest.com

Tickets: http://www.bayfest.com/sc_tickets.php

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Dinner series to showcase Peek at Blind Mule

2009-09-03T14:27:00.004-05:00

Dinner series to showcase Peek at Blind Mule

Posted by Lawrence Specker, Entertainment Reporter
September 03, 2009 5:22 AM
Categories: Dining, Music
Photo courtesy of David TrimmierPeek, a Mobile-based rock group known for its lack of pretension, will be featured at the next installment of One Horse Productions' "Dinner and a Show" series. From left are John Hamilton IV, Chris Powell, Andy Cobb and Timmy Dennis.

Lyle W. Ratliff/Press-RegisterPatrons dine at the May installment of "Dinner and a Show."
Last May I had the privilege of attending one of the freshest, tastiest and all-around neatest events that Mobile's entertainment scene has produced in years.
The occasion was the second installment of the "Dinner and a Show" series presented by One Horse Productions and The Blind Mule. For a modest ticket price of $30 per person, patrons got an expertly prepared multi-course meal, followed by an exclusive performance by the Colonel Dixies, a show that was one part volcanic roots-rock and one part tent revival.

The dinner was exceptional. The show was a thing of beauty, a dedicated listening experience that took place at a decent hour.

The third installment has been booked for Sept. 18. The price and location are the same, with dinner seatings at 6:30 and 7:45 p.m. The featured band is Peek, a local rock quartet that has won a loyal following based on upbeat music and guys-next-door accessibility.

In honor of the fact that the band's soon-to-be-released sophomore CD was recorded in New Orleans, Blind Mule co-owner and chef Rick Barfield has drawn up a menu loaded with Crescent City flavors: baked Creole oysters, roast chicken breast with tasso and crawfish cream sauce, boudin sausage on a bed of garlic spinach with smoked tomato gravy, black-eyed pea fritters and other mouth-watering selections. If May's installment serves as any indication, portions will be almost appallingly generous.

The unusual show couldn't come at a better time for Peek, a much-loved group at a pivotal point in its seven-year career.

The band has a fine debut CD to its credit, 2003's "Safe Harbor." Standout tracks include "She Dances," a song that's gotten airplay on WZEW-FM 92.1 over the years.

Peek's bread and butter, though, has consisted mainly of club shows and private parties where its large repertoire of cover songs was most in demand. "We suffered through a lot of 'Mustang Sallys' and 'Brown Eyed Girls,' says drummer John Hamilton IV.

As they suffered, they saved the dollars necessary to record the next album, "Neighbors, Lovers, & Others," which they anticipate releasing in October. With that project nearly finished, they've decided to emphasize their original songs, even if it means giving up some lucrative paychecks. They'll be playing a lot of the new material on Sept. 18.

"You kind of have to go back to square one, playing in little venues, not making any money," says rhythm vocalist Chris Powell.But that's not all bad. Powell said original-music shows like a recent gig at Serda's Coffee, where an audience of 20 was more or less a full house, carry their own rewards.

It's a big month for Peek. On Sept. 12 they'll play at the Deep South Music Festival at Oysterella's restaurant on the Causeway, a rare opportunity to play in daylight for an all-ages crowd. On Sept. 17, they'll appear at the Alabama Music Box, a venue with a fierce emphasis on original music.

"It's going to be interesting for Peek in the next six months," Hamilton says. "We're going to try something we've never tried before."

"It's a challenge, but it's a fun challenge," says Powell.

Best to start a challenge on a full stomach, and "Dinner and a Show" should certainly give patrons that.

"I've always been curious about what constitutes the difference between a concert
and a show," Hamilton jokes. "Do we have to wear costumes?"

Johnny Gwin of One Horse Productions said there's no such requirement. He has suggested the band play an acoustic or semi-acoustic set, but it's up to them. "Somebody like this, it gives them a new canvas to paint on," he said.

(Note: once the "Dinner and a Show" performance ends, at about 10:30, the club opens for business as usual and the band is free to crank up the volume.)

Gwin says attendance for this show is strictly limited to 100, spread across the two dinner seatings.

"It's a full night of dining and music, and you get home by 11:30, which the normal people of the world really appreciate," he says.

Tickets are available at The Blind Mule, 57 N. Claiborne St., 251-694-6853. For information on Peek, visit www.peeksite.com.

For information on Dinner and a Show, visit www.onehorseproductions.com. There is also a Facebook group promoting the "Dinner and a Show" series. Gwin said future installments will include a second appearance by his own band, El Cantador, which played the inaugural dinner, and possibly a string quartet or other classical-music ensemble.
http://blog.al.com/just-coasting/2009/09/dinner_series_to_showcase_peek.html

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=80932746206

Thank you Kyle Craig

Three Georges Dauphin Street Downtown Mobile Alabama

2009-09-02T21:42:00.002-05:00

About Three Georges

Three Georges Southern Chocolates and H.M. Thames Nuthouse have combined our resources and skills to produce some of the finest treats the South has ever tasted. We have everything to satisfy your cravings, from plump, ripe pecan halves roasted in butter and lightly salted to huge, mouth-watering cakes and traditional Southern pecan pies!

Founded in 1917 by George Coudopolos, George Sparr, and George Pappas, Three Georges Candy was an immediate hit. By 1922 the young company was feeling growing pains, and expanded into the Dauphin Street location pictured below. It was in the infancy of operation that Three Georges gained its fame for heavenly hash, a renown that hasn't disappeared over the yearsIn 1929, after a fire damaged the store, George Pappas decided to buy out his partners and re-open as George's Candy Shop in the same location. George Pappas, Jr. (pictured below, left) was an apt apprentice, and took over the store in 1937 after the death of his father. Though he added modern equipment over the years, Pappas kept many things about the store the same. The thick imported marble slabs for cooling and cutting, the mahogany and marble cases, the candy canisters, and of course the generations-old recipes have withstood the test of time and remain unchanged to this day.

After George Pappas died, his wife Euple ran the store for several years, then sold George's to Scott and Siobhan Gonzalez, the current proprietors. The Gonzalez's learned the secrets of candy making from Euple, who remained at the store dipping the chocolate and keeping a watchful eye on the first non-Pappas to have a hand in the candy making since the shop opened. In ninety years of tradition, Three Georges has become a Mobile institution, and continues to enjoy success with lifelong customers as well as those discovering it for the first time. We invite you to browse our online catalog, to tease your cravings, and to try some of our world-famous milk chocolate treats.

Discover for yourself what has made Three Georges and The Nuthouse a Southern tradition for nearly a century.

http://www.threegeorges.com

Sky view Lounge

2009-09-02T16:24:00.003-05:00

From their website,

Perched 17 stories above downtown Mobile, the Skyview Lounge is the definition of luxury. Come join us and experience something totally different for Mobile. No expense has been spared in creating an atmosphere you won't forget.

SkyView Lounge
301 Government St.; Mobile, Al. 36602

The Lounge is open Mon. - Sat. 5.00 pm - till

Phone (251) 694-0100 ext. 1755

For VIP-Area enquiries/reservations call Hotel Sales Department (251) 694-0100

Weekly program:

Monday - Mellow Mondays
Tuesday - Texas Hold 'Em
Thursday - Ladies Night 2- for- 1 well drinks
Friday & Saturday - DJ Mikey Gallagher

Located on the 17th floor of the Lafayette Plaza Hotel

301 Government St.; Mobile, Al. 36602

http://www.myspace.com/skyviewlounge

Music in Mobile

2009-09-01T10:21:00.002-05:00

Looking for local bands and venues! Please check out www.MusicInMobile.com and/or email us at bands@musicinmobile.com

We aim to be the best source for all types of bands and events. We want to help you get out there and get exposure. One of the biggest problems is letting people know about you and your band. Most bands are limited to their inner circle and usually have trouble expanding beyond them. We hope to post as many bands as possible along with the schedules so that anyone can see.

We want all music! We do not discriminate against anyone/any type! Everyone loves different music.

Edward Kirk

Boo Radley's

2009-08-30T14:33:00.005-05:00

256 Dauphin St. Mobile AL. 251-432-1996

Located conveniently on lower Dauphin Street in downtown Mobile, Alabama, we offer a great place to hang out, meet new people, and listen to some awesome local music. Drop in during happy hour and check out our exciting list of events.

We open early and close late! No Cover ever! Live music Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Two for one Thursday's starting at 6 pm.

Happy Hour Thursday thru Saturday 6-9.

http://www.booradleysmobile.com/index.asp

Wintzells Oyster House

2009-08-25T12:50:00.003-05:00

Wintzell's menu is comprised of an extensive selection of regional seafood favorites with our oysters being our trademark item. We pride ourselves on our seafood gumbo which has been recognized as Mobile's best numerous times. We have something for everyone including USDA choice buckehead beef steaks, chicken, fish, and of course those oysters any way you want em.... fried, stewed or nude; and now charbroiled!

Open 7 days a week

605 Dauphin St.
Mobile, AL 36602
251.432.4605

--Swifty

The Bull

2009-08-24T14:14:00.005-05:00

When you're in the mood for good times and great cuisine, be sure to check out The Bull. The restaurant is located in one of the area's most pleasant settings and is known for its delightful staff and superb cuisine. The menu at The Bull features a wide array of great selections, made from only the freshest and highest quality ingredients, with something sure to please every member of your group. The Bull has established itself as one of the area's favorite culinary destinations and is sure to offer you a pleasant and unique dining experience every time you visit. Please stop in soon!

We're Best Known For:

Short Ribs
Brisket
Flank Steak
Seafood
Being in the heart of downtown Mobile, Alabama

Cuisine Type:

Latin American
Seafood

Hours of Operation:

Monday
04:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Tuesday
04:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Wednesday
04:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Thursday
04:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Friday
04:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Saturday
04:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Sunday
Closed

Happy Hour: 4:00-5:00

www.thebullrestaurant.com

251-378-5091

--Swifty

Hopjacks

2009-08-23T16:47:00.003-05:00

Open from 11 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. seven days a week, serving our full menu until 2 a.m. every day. We use top-quality ingredients in every recipe. For example, our steak is filet, our herbs are hand picked, our sausage is slow roasted italian rope sausage, our sauce is made fresh daily, and our dough is made from scratch every morning. Nothing, and we mean nothing, stops us from doing our best to provide you with the most amazing pizza, dining and entertainment experience that we can. We have over 150 beers including 36 taps and a full bar, and we pride ourselves on having one of the most extensive and unique specialty beer selections in the Panhandle. The beers change weekly, and we make a point to keep the selection fresh by consistently bringing new brands in our doors from all over the world. And we have Pabst Blue Ribbon on tap. Oh yeah!

Our atmosphere is eclectic and hip: tall ceilings, exposed brick and beam construction, and a long center bar down the middle of the restaurant reminiscent of pubs in Europe. On almost every weekend, we have live music on or around the hours of 9:30 p.m.-1:30 a.m. During regular hours, we play an array of alternative music; lighter alternative during the day and evening and sliding into heavier rock as the night progresses. When we book our live bands, we look for different styles, including blues, jazz, alternative, reggae, big band, etc.

The website for Hopjacks has a majority of its information for the Pensacola location. Although many things are the same for both Mobile and Pensacola locations. For example, the Menu, the beer list, and specials will be almost the same, although the band calender and pictures of the establishment are obviously not the same.

www.hopjacks.com

Happy Hour 4:20 - 6:30 (7 days a week, 1$ off drafts, 4$ Belgian Fries, 5$ wine.)
Also 15% discount, with student ID on food only.
Tuesday. “Four Dolla Holla” most everything is 4$ excluding a few select beers on draft.
Thursday. “Pint Night” 1$ off pints and typically have a new feature to try. First 24 ppl get a free pint glass.

251 Dauphin Street

Mobile AL

251-445-6000

Serda's Coffee Co.

2009-08-23T15:48:00.003-05:00

Serda's downtown features a large lunch menu including paninis, wraps, soups & salads, beer & wine selection, live music, great coffee and much more.
Now serving High Gravity beers.
Full menu is available online.
http://www.serdascoffee.com/

3 South Royal St.

Mobile, AL 36602

Tel: 251-415-3000

Fax: 251-415-3153

On the corner of Dauphin St. and

Royal St. next to Compass Bank.

Hours of Operation

Mon - Thurs: 6am to 11pm

Fri: 6am to 12 midnight

Sat: 8am to 12 midnight

Sun: 8am to 6pm

Callaghans

2009-08-22T16:04:00.001-05:00

Come down to Callaghans and enjoy the day! Great burgers, drinks and friends. Enjoy!

Downtown Mobile later night directory

2009-08-22T02:44:00.005-05:00

The following information is intended for anybody who is looking to experience the night life that Mobile has to offer.

Downtownmobile Bar and Club
Alabama Music Box

251-441-8934

Atlantis

251-433-0403

Bacchus

251-445-4099

B-Bob’s

251-433-2262
www.bbobs.com

The Bicycle Shop
Happy Hour 3-7 Mon -Fri offers
$1.75 Domestic beer, $2.75 Smirnoff,
$3.75 Absolute, and $4.75 Grey Goose.
251-432-Bike (2453)

Blind Mule
Happy Hour 4-7 Mon - Fri offers
$1.50 Domestic beer, $3.00 well drinks
251-694-6853

Boo-radley’s
251-432-1996
Happy Hour 6-9 Thur. - Sat.
Thursdays starting at 6 P.M. 2 for 1 special

Club Insanity
251-433-9009
Thursday. Ladies Night (No Cover for ladies)
.50 cent Miller Lite and Coors Light draft, $1.00 well and shots, $7 cover for guys. Get there before 7 p.m. and you get the same specials just no cover for guys.

Corner Bar
251-431-0002
Happy Hour: 4-8.
1.50 Domestics and well drinks, 2.00 imports
Regular special (all the time)
.75 Natural Light and PBR

Dahlia’s Electric Piano Hall
251-378-5025
Wednesday: Half off Martinis
Thursday: Beer Happy Hour special all night long
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Gabriels

251-432-4900

The Garage
Happy Hour 3-9 Mon-Sat offers
Buy 1 drink and get a 2nd drink for .75 cts
Tuesday: Happy hour special all night.
251-433-2223

Grand Central
251-432-6999
www.grandcentralmobile.com

Hayley’s
Happy Hour 3-7 offers
$2.50 Domestics, and $3.00 well drinks
251-433-4970

Heroes
Happy Hour 4-7 Mon- Fri offers
.50 cents off alcoholic drinks
251-433-4376

Hopjacks
251-445-6000
Happy Hour 4:20 - 6:30 (7 days a week, 1$ off drafts, 4$ Belgian Fries, 5$ wine.)
Also 15% discount, with student ID on food only.
Tuesday. “Four Dolla Holla” most everything is 4$ excluding a few select beers on draft.
Thursday. “Pint Night” 1$ off pints and typically have a new feature to try. First 24 ppl get a free pint glass.

Manhattan Club

251-431-0186

Pat’s

251-438-9585

Risque
251-378-8246

Seaman’s Lounge

251-432-1722

Club Seven
251-405-0004
Thursday: 1$ drinks, 1$ black cup special and 2$ 16oz drinks.
Also shot specials every hour.

Skyview Lounge
251-694-0100
Monday: "Mellow Monday"
Tuesday: Texas Hold em
Thursday: Ladies Night (2 for 1 well drinks)
http://www.myspace.com/skyviewlounge

Soul Kitchen
251-433-5958
http://www.soulkitchenmobile.com/
Always offers live music from all over.

Ultra Lounge

251-433-9009

Veets
251-694-3090
http://www.veetsbarandgrill.com/default.asp

Vision Twist
251-431-9002
Wednesday: "Service Industry Night"
MJ's M&M Drink specials 9 P.M.- 12 A.M.
Free pool play 10 P.M. -2 A.M.
Thursday: "thirsty thursday" w/ Project Runway
1$ cocktails, Beer and shot specials
Free ping pong all night
http://www.visionstwist.com/

--Swifty

Phone number directory for downtown Mobile dining.

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This list is just an introduction to more detailed list that will follow. As more information is gathered, this list will be edited and expanded. Be sure to check back periodically for the new changes.

Downtownmobile Restaurants

The Blind Mule
251-694-6853

Bucks Pizza
251-431-9444

The Bull
Happy Hour 4:00-6:30pm
251-378-5091
http://www.thebullrestaurant.com/

Busaba’s Thai
251-405-0044

Cafe 615
251-432-8434

219
251-438-5234
http://www.lp219.com/

Café Royal
251-405-5251

Dauphin St. Taqueria (a.k.a Bicycle Shop)
251-432-2453
www.dauphinstreettaqueria.com

Downtowners
251-433-8868
(lunch only)

Handy’s Hickory House
251-432-0213

The Harbor Room (Riverview Plaza)
251-438-4000
www.riverviewmobile.com

Heroes Sports Bar & Grill
251-433-4376

Hopjacks
251-445-6000

Hurricane Brewing Co.
251-445-2544
www.hurricanebrewing.com

Joe Cain Café (Battle House Hotel)
251-338-2000
www.rsabattlehouse.com

Liquid Lounge Sushi Bar
251-432-0109

MaMa’s
251-432-MAMA

Mostly Muffins
251-433-9855

Noell B’s
251-432-3535

NoJa
251-433-0377

Oliver’s (Radisson Hotel)
251-432-8000

The Royal Scam
251-432-7226

Royal St Café (Breakfast and Lunch)
251-434-0011

Samurai J’s
251-433-7644

Serda’s Coffee co.
251-415-3000
www.serdacoffee.com

Spot Of Tea (Breakfast and Lunch)
251-433-9009
www.spotoftea.net

Time to Eat
251-414-0031

Three Georges Southern Chocolates
251-433-6725

The Trellis Room (Battle house Hotel)
251-338-2000
www.rsabattlehouse.com

Wintzell’s Oyster House
251-432-4605
www.wintzellsoysterhouse.com

Ok Bicycle Shop & Liquid Lounge selling tickets for Beer Fest

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12th Annual Dauphin Street International Beer Festival TICKETS

Message from the OK Bicycle Shop & Liquid Lounge

661 Dauphin St,

Mobile, AL‎ (251) 432-2453‎

You've got 2 days left to get your Beerfest tickets for $17. On Saturday, 8/22, they go up to $20 and will remain that price up to the festival.

OK Bicycle Shop & Liquid Sushi Lounge both still have tickets available! Grab your ticket and some lunch while you're down there! Liquid is open and serving sushi from 5 pm-2 am. OK Bike Shop is open from 11 am-3 am, and serves Mexican food from 11 am-midnight.

Full beer list for the entire festival early next week.

Here is the link for facebook: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=116215996853

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Spot of Tea and Ultra Lounge

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Spot of Tea "The Place To Be" for Breakfast and Lunch

We are located in beautiful downtown Mobile, Alabama, across from Cathedral Square at 310 Dauphin Street.

The staff at the Spot of Tea would like to take this opportunity to “Thank you” for fifteen years of continued support. We are very proud to say “under same management”.

After a decade of request to be open at night, we found the timing right during our fifteenth anniversary to embark on this exciting adventure. Our goal is to serve the finest seafood, steaks, soups, and specialty dishes in Mobile, with a happy, knowledgeable and fun staff as we have done in the daytime for a decade and a half. Spot of Tea's AFTER FIVE serves dinner Wednesday thru Saturday.

Sincerely, Tony Moore

HOURS: Sunday through Tuesday 7am to 2pm - Wednesday through Saturday 7am to 5pm - Dinner 5pm to 10pm

We feed celebrates from all over the world and locals everyday.

http://www.spotoftea.net/index.cfm/25850/Home.cfm

219 on Conti at Joachim

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219
219 Conti St,
Mobile, AL‎ -
(251) 438-5234‎

Here is a link to their regular menu

Click here
http://www.lp219.com/

The Royal Scam and Heroes

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The Royal Scam is located right next to Veet's at the corner of Royal and Government. Great place for lunch or dinner with steaks, seafood, salads, sandwiches, burgers, etc. Nice wine list and martini list, SweetWater 420 etc on tap, courtyard... out back.

Same owner operates Heroes Sports Bar and Grille. Available for private parties, etc.

This is the first year that Royal Street is fully participating in Beer Fest, thus the $100 dining certificate as an incentive. One hundred dollars at The Scam is like $250 at Ruth's Chris! drasputin@comcast.net with any questions - I can email you a menu if you like (website in a remodeling phase).

Come see us and

THANKS!! DR

http://www.royalscammobile.com/