THE COASTAL CURRENT / EAT + DRINK
Where the Coast Eats
Orange Beach · Gulf Shores · Perdido Key · Fort Morgan
From quiet tables tucked along the back bays to dinners worth getting dressed for, this is our carefully edited guide to eating well along the Alabama Gulf Coast.

The Edit
Current Picks

Featured Dining
The Sunken Deck
Elevated coastal cuisine meets unparalleled sunset views. The Sunken Deck defines modern Gulf Shores glamour with its innovative raw bar and hyper-local sourcing from Alabama watermen.

Tide & Clover
A neighborhood staple in Orange Beach serving the area's most inventive brunch and small-batch roasted coffee.

Oyster Bay Social
The ultimate casual sunset spot in Perdido Key, famous for their fire-roasted oysters and live local acoustic sets.
Six spots worth a seat.
THE COASTAL CURRENT DINING EDIT
From the first pull of a warm roll to the final sunset toast, these are the tables that define our coast. A curated selection for the discerning diner.
Pulled from the salty current of the Alabama Gulf Coast.
BY COAST

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Ship'sÂ
Gulf Shores · Fine Dining

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Fort Morgan · Hidden Gem
Dockside Table

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Oyster Bay Social
Perdido Key · Casual Dining

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Orange Beach · Coastal Kitchen
The Salty Spoke

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Tide & Clover
Orange Beach · Brunch

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Perdido Key · Waterfront
Perdido Provisions
Can’t decide? The best table depends on the kind of night you want.

PERDIDO KEY
The quiet stretch where the water meets the sky.
Discover secluded waterfront gems and upscale casual dining that honors the pace of the coast.

ORANGE BEACH
A refined take on the traditional Gulf catch.
Where culinary ambition meets back-bay beauty. Explore the region's most celebrated kitchens.

GULF SHORES
The vibrant heart of coastal dining culture.
From iconic mainstays to fresh new concepts, Gulf Shores remains the pulse of the peninsula.

FORT MORGAN
Where history meets the end of the road.
Unwind at hidden locals-only haunts and enjoy the most undisturbed sunsets on the coast.
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