A Site One on the Internet Destination - Dining

A Site One on the Internet Destination
- Dining - Casual to Elegant

" Flip flops to high heels." - Nancy K. Scott

The Gulf Coast is famous for fresh seafood. Compiled on this page are only but a few of the finest restaurants in the area. Read about them here, then go try them out! Also in this section check out the Home Cooking resources.

Along the Greater Gulf Coast

This list is targeted to the immediate regional area between Bay St. Louis, Mississippi and Panama City, Florida. The restaurants are listed in a "West to East" sequence.

RESTAURANTS / FOOD & BEVERAGE VENDORS:

Perdido Vineyards: Alabama's first and finest farm winery. Perdido Fine Table Wines include famous Elberta May Wine, Ecor Blanc, and Rosé Cou Rouge.
B & B Pecan Co.: Pecans make great gifts and at B & B they are fresh from the farm. Get 'em plain, coated, & candied!
Mississippi Gulf Coast Restaurant & Beverage Assoc. Dining Directory: A comprehensive list of restaurants on the Mississippi Coast.
Dock of the Bay Restaurant: Bay St. Louis. Superb dining in a casual atmosphere.

The Fairhope Inn: The 107 year old Inn in downtown Fairhope also houses the most popular restaurant in the downtown area. Rich colors, large palms and candlelight help provide an elegant backdrop for some of the best dining around.
Original Oyster House: Great seafood at the Oyster House locations on Battleship Parkway and on Hwy. 59 in Gulf Shores
Old Bay Steamer: Famous seafood in Fairhope, AL
McDonalds of the Eastern Shore: The golden arches of Fairhope
The Royal Oak: Fairhope, Alabama. Offers a touch of England on the Eastern Shore.
Dining at Marriott's Grand Hotel: in Point Clear.
Lamberts Cafe: Foley

The Executive Club: Pensacola, 25 West Cedar Street Downtown. A legend in premier dining. See this home page for menus and membership information.
Jerry's Cajun Cafe: Relaxed dining in a casual New Orleans style atmosphere. Take out available.
Flamingo Cafe: Florribean cuisine on the Emerald Coast of Florida's Panhandle.
Breakers: Make your evening or your vacation complete with dinner and a show at the Breakers
Dakota's Bar & Grill: A cool place with a fun, Southwestern decor. Panama City Beach
Mescalito's Bar: A late night menu serving quesadilla, wings, nachos, and more. Panama City Beach
Pompano's: 10292 Front Beach Road, Panama City Beach. Sensational seafood and spectacular steaks.
Rustler's Reef Restaurant and Lounge: Panama City Beach. The local's choice in Panama City for over 12 years.

AREA RESTAURANT CHAINS WITH WEB SITES:

Arbys	Olive Garden
Blimpie	Outback Steakhouse
Burger King	Pizza Hut
Chick Fil A	PoFolks Restaurant
Chili's	Quiznos
Chuck E. Cheese	Red Lobster
Church's Chicken	Ruby Tuesday's
Copelands	Ryan's Steakhouse
Cracker Barrel, Old Country Store	Kenny Rogers' Roasters
Dennys	Shoneys
Dominos	Sonic Drive-In
Godfather's Pizza	Steak Out
Hardees	Subway
Honeybaked Ham	Taco Bell
Hooters	TCBY
IHOP	TGI Fridays
KFC	Waffle House
Krystal	Wendys
McDonalds

The Regional Scene

Most of us Gulf-Coasters like to visit New Orleans, a city known for it's food. The following sites offer inside information about the local restaurants so that the New Orleans visitor will have plenty of opportunity to plan their meals ahead of time.

The New Orleans Connection: This site offers a dining guide for the crescent city. Use the handy "Request Forms" to ask questions or perhaps reserve a dining reservation.
neworleans.com: Get information on the city's finest restaurants and a little background on New Orleans cuisine.
Mike Perry's City Guides Online - New Orleans: Select restaurant lists by type of cuisine and location.
Cafe du Monde: Original French Market Coffee Stand - Complete with an online catalogue!

Home Cooking

Epicurious: Recipes, definitions, tips.
CookieRecipe.com: All cookies, all the time.
CyberKitchen: By FoodTV, recipes as aired on television.
Searchable Online Archive of Recipes: 38848 recipes currently indexed in this recipe archive.
Recipe-A-Day.Com: Join up to receive a fresh recipe every day.
Azteca Foods: For consumers looking for innovative products, recipes, and ideas.
CopyKat: Recipes for restaurant foods.
Top Secret Recipes: Relying on "tipsters," this site provides recipes for dishes found at popular restaurants.
American Egg Board.: Incredible Edible Egg Recipes!
I Love Cheese: Recipes from the American Dairy Association.
Butterball: Dozens of taste-tempting recipes! (And we're not just talking turkey).
Chef Jean Pierre: As you probably know, after his many guest appearances on the "Today Show", Chef Jean Pierre Brehier is the host and Chef of the internationally-distributed cooking show "Sunshine Cuisine"
Food TV: Television celebrities and their recipes online.
KitchenLink: Master Index to Over 6,972 Food and Cooking-Related Links on the Net
Why Milk?: Milk recipes sponsored by the American Dairy Association.