Top 100+ Restaurants in Gulf Shores & Orange Beach, AL

With more than 200 restaurants in our destination, you’re sure to find a few new favorites. Our culinary listings below allow you to sort by area, type of cuisine and amenities, including outdoor dining, waterfront dining, takeout, and delivery services. You can check out Fan Favorites or embark on a Foodie Getaway. You'll find fantastic food and dining options no matter where you stay, so book your accommodation directly and start planning your trip today!

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Beach Girl Coffee LLC

Gulf Shores

Gulf Shores only drive through coffee shop serves fresh roasted coffee where every drink is prepared to your specifications, using...

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The Southern Grind at Indigo

Orange Beach

At Southern Grind, we offer our guests more than a cup of coffee. Located across the street from the beach...

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Southern Shores Coffee

Gulf Shores

Artisan Coffee Roaster and full-service coffee shop. Best known for their famous Bushwacker coffee. Southern Shores Coffee also offers breakfast...

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West Beach Coffee House

Gulf Shores

Located inside and upstairs in Pier 33 on West Beach. We have delicious hot and cold brew coffees, lattes, smoothies...

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Restaurant FAQs

What restaurants allow pets? What restaurants are pet-friendly?

Many restaurants in Gulf Shores and Orange Beach offer pet-friendly outdoor dining. Be sure to keep your dog leashed at these restaurants at all times.

Where can I get oysters?

Fresh oysters are found on many area restaurants' menus--grilled, fried, steamed or baked. Our oyster trail offers a three-day itinerary that has you dining on oysters for both lunch and dinner.

What restaurants take large parties?

Gulf Shores and Orange Beach are home to lots of incredible restaurants. Please contact the restaurants directly to request a reservation or inquire about party sizes.

What restaurants have all-you-can-eat crab legs?

While snow crabs and Alaskan king crabs are not native to our Gulf waters, several local eateries offer the seafood delicacy. Our crab trail highlights many of the restaurants that feature crab dishes of all types, including a local favorite--fried crab claws.