Funn Things to do in Mobile??

[Mango]

Isn't there some restaurant that advertises "throwed rolls"? I always see the billboard and think how funn it would be to have people throw bread products at me.

Sorry can't help you Jen-ay. I only drove past it coming from New Orleans. It looked nice though coming over the bridge.

 

[peapod1980]

:shock: Get out!

It's Lambert's in Foley. One not too far from St. Louis, too.
http://www.throwedrolls.com/

 

[Beachbummette]

This is my favorite hotel in Mobile, this is where we stay when we do Mardi Gras in Mobile. Has a good spa too , grayt view.

http://www.riverviewmobile.com/

Will list good eating place later today for ya.

We love to stay here too, but never seem to leave when we are there, this is in Point Clear:
http://www.marriottgrand.com/

It also has a grayt spa

Can y'all tell I like spas?!

Don't miss Fair Hope, good shopping!:clap_1:
http://www.cofairhope.com/

 

[Panhandler]

Definately Wintzell's, but be sure to go to the original one in the historic section of downtown Mobile, Dauphine St. It's been there for as long as I can remember. It will give you a true taste and feel of the South.

I guess you can use your imagination about what the south tastes like...

As a native Mobilian, I would suggest lesser-known restaraunts that are OUTSTANDING. For Italian, try La Pizzeria in the historic Leinkauf District or Guido's/Cousin Vinny's near Washington Square.

For seafood - Guido's is also good and has a more exotic menu than Wintzell's. I used to work a block away from Wintzell's, so I ate there more than I wanted to, but there is nothing really great on their menu except 25-cent oysters and homemade gumbo.

For Mexican - Try El Giro's on Government Street (Hwy 90)...Two words -DOLLAR MARGARITAS.

Sightseeing - Battleship/Bellingrath is fun the first time - or just wander around and look through everybody's giant windows in midtown - you never know what you might see~!

 

[Panhandler]

For dinner, Copelands New Orleans Restaurant and Bar.

Copelands left Mobile earlier this year in a most uncerimonious manner. The employees showed up to work one Monday to find locked doors and a sign on the door that said CLOSED PERMANATELY ...
shame on Al Copeland and corporate america :nono1:

 

[jessifunn]

you could go to the circus.

 

[Jennifer Steele]

Pickle Fish is a restaurant downtown. They have excellent pizza and fried pickles. I think it's still open???

 

[Jdarg]

you could go to the circus.

yes, I could.;-)

 

[jessifunn]

you could go ice skating.

 

[Kimmifunn]

McGuger is there.