Locally-Sourced Foods
in Gulf Shores & Orange Beach
Each part of a vacation creates a collection of memories and stories. Why should the food you eat be any different? When you vacation on Alabama’s white-sand beaches, even your food has a story to tell. You’d expect Gulf Shores and Orange Beach restaurants to serve seafood caught fresh from the Gulf of Mexico and back bays of the island, but there’s more to the menu than seafood.
Follow up your appetizers at Original Oyster House with Bill-E’s Bacon Planked Oysters. Of course, the oysters are locally sourced, but so is the bacon – and you can never go wrong with bacon! Bill-E’s Small Batch Bacon comes from a small family farm in Fairhope. They say once you try Bill-E’s bacon, you’ll never buy it at the grocery store again. Does that sound like a challenge to you? Then pull a chair up to the table.
If fried green tomatoes suit your fancy, check out LuLu’s in Gulf Shores. Tomato lovers know a grocery store tomato from a locally grown tomato. Ordonez Farms near Fairhope makes sure LuLu’s has its “A” game on when it comes to tomatoes.
There are plenty of other offerings for locally sourced, farm-to-table food at restaurants throughout Gulf Shores and Orange Beach. Consider asking your server for their favorite selections when you’re browsing the menu!