What a wonderful business. So easy to work with and find in Fairhope, AL. They helped me get my…read morebusiness underway and are very easy to work with.

The best photo's ever! They have done our family pictures for years and now our final Senior…read morePortraits. They are the sweetest people and can make anyone smile! Thanks Tammy and Rob life long friends, Angela

NerdEye Photography is an Excellent photography business that captured priceless memories of my…read moreSon's Graduation Celebration and my 10th Year Wedding Anniversary Celebration. Thank You Jamar at NerdEye Photography for capturing all of the perfect shots and giving us exceptional portraits to share and cherish for many years to come!

The absolute best time with Mr. Seltzer. Booking on the GatewayPhoto site was a breeze and was…read morereceived with a warm welcome shortly thereafter. I highly recommend LeBarron for all types of shoots but this shoot particular was centered around the bond between my son and I. He is still in his toddler stage and a bit of a fuss. Mr. Seltzer was not only patient but got my son to pay attention and have fun throughout the entire shoot. You will not be disappointed with this photographer! I will surely see you again & thank you so much for giving us the cherished memories through your lens.

What an amazing and beautiful museum with new exhibits coming soon! The structure itself is just a…read morelovely design, and having grown up going to the Gulf every weekend and sailing and seeing the amazing cargo ships, sailboats, and larger ships, this was a delightful experience when passing through Mobile. There are many little factual exhibits on the structure with a lot of interactive experiences. You can navigate (and crash or sink) your ship, feel the Crow's Nest experience, learn about the people who really first landed in Mobile, learn about those fascinating cargo ships going in and out of the port as you watch them, and also learn about the wildlife encountered at sea. Even as an adult, I appreciated the experience. This was a very different sort of museum, not huge, but you could certainly spend some time there.

What an amazing museum! I kind of have a fear of deep water, but this is simply about…read moretransportation, water routes and how things have changed over time. The building shape is interesting, like a shape of a ship, and the interior is just amazing. It is unique to see how shipping has changed over time, evolved. I spent several hours here exploring. I like on their social media pages how they highlight POC and women in this industry. It seems to be ever changing and evolving.

This was a nice experience. A little jaunt around Blakely Island on a tastefully decorated…read moreriverboat. The people were fantastic, especially Blake and Lexie. The drinks were good. The one disappointment was the food. The chicken was overcooked, the shrimp was mushy, green beans were from a can, the garden salad had a single grape tomato cut in half. I definitely recommend eating in the main salon instead of the top deck if you want to have a conversation. You can go up top any time for the music.

We were close enough to make it here to have a cruise. I was excited that the cruise provided us…read morethe closest view of the SS United States. Being able to get this close before it became the world's largest artificial reef was the highlight of the cruise. Friendly staff and a full bar with snacks only enhanced our trip. Kinda difficult to navigate getting back to the highway, but don't let that deter you from enjoying an hour on the river

Had my son's 7th birthday here!…read more Easiest, most convenient way to go. They did everything for me, even when I got there. Helping me set up, making sure he felt special. I loved having just the kids be able to go and play whenever they want and not having to worry about them being able to leave. It does get pretty packed on weekends but it's not horrible. The air conditioning is probably my biggest complaint. It is always literally burning up in there. I feel like I'm in hell

My kids loved this place! It definitely looks smaller than it is. I like that it has different…read moreareas for all kind of ages and also different packages based on what you wanna do. We tried all of them and it was worth it. Kids can easily spend a lot of hours in there. There are a few tables and chairs after you check in but other than that a few massage chairs.

The Pillars is a uber-charming event space in historic Mobile and I'm smitten. As newbie to the…read morearea, I attended one event here and fell in love. The tiles, the massive windows, the tub upstairs-- you'll know it when you see it, and the pillars (of course)-- this place oozes southern charm and there's no denying it. On top of all that, the couple that owns it are the nicest people you'll ever meet and they know how to throw a beautiful event. Since my first visit, I've returned for an event and a local maker's market. Both events were well organized and well executed. Even better, the love that's shown here for local entrepreneurs and small businesses is incredible. Needless to say, I'm a fan of The Pillars and hubs better thank his lucky stars we're already married. I'd book an impromptu do-over here in a heartbeat. Don't tempt me!

This venue is a lovely and historic home dating back to 1901. Many locals have fond memories of it…read morebeing a beloved Italian restaurant. It was bought about four years ago by Dave & Heather and reopened as an event venue. Heather brings decades of event experience to the table and Dave delivers loads of good old fashioned "know how". They are an awesome couple whose smiles light up the house! The home has original tile floors, high ceilings and a beautiful staircase. The large Southern style porch is anchored by gorgeous pillars, hence the name! Be sure to check out the stained glass located throughout the place, both up and downstairs. The big claw foot tubs tempt me to lease out the place for the evening just to enjoy a relaxing soak. (I don't think you can lease it for a bath, but a girl can dream can't she?) Upstairs is a gentlemen's lounge for the groomsmen to hang out in and there is a separate area for the bridal party. The brides room has a huge full length mirror, closets and private bath area. It also features plenty of comfy seating. What a lovely place to get married or host a party. The kitchen is modern and updated, ready for caterers. There are so many interesting rooms to stage various things from live entertainment to food. This one is a true Southern Belle filled with charm and ready to host your major life events. I am looking forward to attending my first Market Day. They are held once a month, on a Sunday and have at least 50 vendors including organic produce, dog treats and crafts.