Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Mobile

"The Brick Pit may have a tiny menu, but it certainly excels in what it does. Serving up arguably the best barbecued food in the area, the menu choices are the smoked pulled pork plate, the BBQ rib plate, and the BBQ chicken plate, all served with homemade coleslaw, BBQ beans and Texas toast. Plates can be accompanied by iced tea or a fizzy drink and finished off with Mrs. Waits Homemade Banana Pudding – made fresh daily."

"Five Bar is a warmly-lit eatery with an inviting ambiance that is famous for its delicious brunches and locally sourced cuisine. Located on Dauphin Street in Downtown Mobile, Five Bar follows a simple concept of serving just five items of everything on the menu from starters and signature dishes to desserts, classic cocktails, and wines. All meals are prepared from scratch using fresh, locally sourced ingredients, including fresh seafood and fish, housemade pasta and sauces, prime meats and chicken and fresh salads."

"This restaurant operates with a simple rule to live by- make everything easier. From choosing your dinner to your wine, to signature cocktails, FIVE makes sure that all you have to do is enjoy your uncomplicated night with them. Located at 609 Dauphin St, Mobile, AL 36602"

"Located on the Mobile Bay Causeway, Felix’s Fish Camp and Grill enjoys an enviable locations with stunning views out across Mobile Bay. Established in 2002, the restaurant specialises in serving Southern-style seafood dishes with a contemporary twist using the freshest Gulf produce and a number of succulent steaks in a casual, welcoming atmosphere. Chefs Howard Grayson and George Panayiotou cook up tempting appetisers like fried crawfish tails or crabmeat and spinach-artichoke dip, and hearty entrees like shrimp sautéed with chives served in a creamy rosemary sauce with a side of grits."

"The Good: Tasty curries, staff are used to vegan customers and know what vegan means. The Bad: Many of the buffet items are cooked in butter, so you'll probably need to order à la carte. Curries at Yak Kathmandu Kitchen"

"I did not know this was a chain restaurant but I’m happy there’s one near me in CVille VA. I will say this place is expensive af, but worth it."

"From Business: Bojangles’ began in 1977 and saw an opportunity to develop a quick-service restaurant chain based on three attributes: a distinctive flavor profile; wholesome,…"

"Located right across from Cathedral Square in the heart of downtown Mobile, Spot of Tea is the perfect starting point for your Mobile adventure.They’re open for breakfast and lunch every single day at 7AM, closing at 2PM on weekdays and 3 pm on weekends. The menu features classic Southern breakfast, lunch, and brunch options–some with a fun Cajun twist. The menu is huge, so even the pickiest of eaters will find something yummy at Spot of Tea."

"Located in beautiful downtown Mobile, Spot of Tea is a unique destination for an incredible breakfast, brunch, or lunch, and, of course, a spot of tea!"