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    Captain D's

    3.0 (15 reviews)
    Open 10:30 am - 10:00 pm

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    Ha ha. Captain Ds what a joke. It's the same fast food "stuff" one might get in Kentucky

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    Fried food in drive-up. 10 min. wait. No sauces brought out waiting curbside. Bad attitude.

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    The fish is hot and crispy and not so heavily breaded. The service was fast and friendly.

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    First Watch

    (45 reviews)

    Delicious! I got the Belgian waffle, kids got pancakes, hubby got the chickichanga, and everything…read morewas so good! Service was quick and friendly, well decorated, good atmosphere. Will definitely be back!

    First Watch is a fast growing breakfast, brunch and lunch chain specializing in daytime dining with…read morea farm to table ingredient focus. First Watch has around 630 locations across 32 states with the highest concentration in Florida. This location of First Watch in Foley, AL is a popular local spot in the area for their breakfast, brunch and lunch options. First Watch is one of only a handful of restaurants in the area that offer quinoa and they do offer a lot of other healthier options. One big negative to me about this spot is they don't have whole cream and only have that weak pathetic half and half junk so I have to bring my own cream. Another thing they lack (that is also way too common in a lot of Lower Alabama) is they don't have mustard so I have to bring my own mustard as well. I'm not the biggest fan of breakfast as I prefer the brunch and lunch time of eating a lot more. I'm a big fan of their bottomless coffee other than having to bring my own cream. The food is alright but I really prefer a New Orleans style brunch and lunch and there is no sign of any veal grillades and grits in sight at this spot. The service is a bit slow to refill your drinks and they seem to be a bit understaffed. Overall I've liked my experiences here but most of the food isn't my favorite while I do applaud their efforts to offer healthier food.

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    Wolf Bay Restaurant - Foley

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    This place is huge--it has a laid-back, bar-style vibe, but with food that definitely goes beyond…read moreyour typical bar fare. One of the standout touches is the little shop inside, filled with all kinds of great finds--soaps, mists, lotions, and even kitchen accessories. It's a fun bonus that makes the experience feel a bit more unique. We came in with a group of 16, and they were able to accommodate us in a separate space across from the main area, which worked out really well. If you're planning a visit with a large group, I'd definitely recommend calling ahead. Major shoutout to our server--she handled splitting the check six ways like a pro. Everything came out correctly and fairly close together, which is no small feat with a group our size. I ordered the mahi sandwich, and it was delicious. The bun was perfectly buttered, and the fish itself was flavorful and well-prepared. They also offer a salad bar if you're looking for something lighter. Prices are on the higher side, but that's pretty standard for seafood. Some dishes were served whole--bone-in and all--which caught a few people in our group off guard, but to me, that's usually a sign of freshness. The food did take a bit of time to come out, but given the size of our party, it was understandable. Overall, I really enjoyed our visit and would happily come back.

    I hate leaving bad reviews, but I feel like people should know about our experience. My family and…read moreI stopped in around 9:30 PM to eat, about 30 minutes before closing. The atmosphere and staff were actually great -- everyone was friendly and the place seemed clean. However, several of us ate from the salad bar, and shortly after we all ended up getting extremely sick. Every person who ate the salad bar had stomach issues later that night. We all ate different main courses, so the salad bar was the only thing we had in common. I understand that it was close to closing time, but food on a salad bar still needs to be fresh and safe to eat. Unfortunately, our experience was pretty miserable afterward. Again, the service and atmosphere were good, but getting sick after eating here makes it hard to recommend. I hope management checks the salad bar procedures, especially toward the end of the night, so this doesn't happen to anyone else.

    Southern Food - Made some Southern Mac n cheese with 3 cheese, Cajun spices and crawfish tails. It is delicious!!!

    Southern Food

    (3 reviews)

    This is really a Rouses grocery store with an excellent deli area. I like that the meats and…read moreofferings are fresh. I like to get my fruit here because it is often locally sourced and very fresh. The staff is always helpful and cooperative. Sometimes it's pretty busy because of tourists, but everyone is always kind.

    Southern food includes Meat-and-Three restaurants, barbeque, fried ANYthing, fresh caught fish, and…read morehunted game. Hominy, hush puppies, cornbread, grits, Alabama white sauce on any meat, especially smoked chicken, are all popular in Alabama. BBQ is practically a religion in the South! As former certified Kansas City Barbeque Society (KCBS) certified judges, my husband and I completed the training and paid the fees to be certified. The "KCBS way" is different from a lot of people's preferences in that, for example, a BBQ rib should actually have some "pull" to it, meaning, when you bite into it, your mouth should leave a mark in the rib. This means "fall off the bones" ribs are not KDBS quality, despite how many love that rib consistency. The KCBS judges slots fill up so quickly and required us to travel at our own cost and we did not judge any KCBS events. Back to Southern food. Deep fried double Oreos are one of the many fried foods here in Huntsville, and Melt restaurant features them on their menu. Meat-and-Three restaurants feature a meat (usually fried pork chop, meatloaf, BBQ, fried catfish, country fried steak/chicken) and three sides (fried okra, creamed corn, mashed potatoes and gravy, baked potato, potato salad, cole slaw, French fries) and bread options such as cornbread, rolls, hush puppies. While Southern Cooking is absolutely delicious, I have to limit it because lets face it, it is high in calories and cholesterol. When I do indulge, it's shrimp and grits, pimento cheese, fried green tomatoes, and fried whole okra.

    Captain D's - seafood - Updated May 2026

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