Where to Eat!

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Forgot to mention, peruse the menu on your phone & call ahead for a pickup order, and jump to the front of the line when you get there. You can still eat it onsite.

Problem solved.
 
I like Elwood breakfast.

I had Ember's in Oxford

It is a new concept from the Newcombs (McAllister then Newks)


Meat on Biscuits with farm fresh toppers.

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We found this place last trip to Coronado. Day and Night Cafe.

Open all the time. My kids LOVED it. We ate here 4 times.

I just got a buritto that was steak, shrimp, fries with Queso and Guac on top. Unreal. Flat top magic.
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Lillians pizza after beach and boat time. Finished with sam adams summer ale and the fact it came to my door
 
Cosmos in orange beach


Fire cracker shrimp.... Best down here

Drink-- bushwacker. My 2 fav things liquor and ice cream.
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Blackened mahi. Shrimp and greens
 
I'll report back after going. I won a dinner and night's stay there at a charity auction. (Guess it also doubles as a B&B)
Probably be late July.
 
Quick backstory: There used to be a place on Madison in midtown called Harry's On Teur. (where Crazy Noodle is now) It was my favorite restaurant of all time. It changed to 61 On Teur when Harry's head chef, Derk, bought Harry out after Harry wound up in prison. Many interesting details later, Derk no longer has a restaurant and the world has been without On Teur food for too many years. Derk bought into Trolley Stop and last Friday night, had Chicken Newport from the old Harry's menu as a special. Hopefully more to come.

It was divine and took me way back. Basically chicken and mushrooms with a greek lemon herb sauce, feta, parmesan, and mozzarella.
Doesn't sound like all that much, but anyone who has been there can chime in on it's goodness.

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