Such a beautiful and diverse spot!! I ordered a 12 oz iced tiramisu latte and it was absolutely…read moredelicious. The mascarpone cream cold foam really made it smooth/creamy with the perfect balance of sweetness and coffee flavor. Not overpowering at all, just really well done. We also tried the harvest chicken bowl which was super fresh & flavorful. I loved the mix of greens and ingredients like apples, edamame, and quinoa. It felt hearty but still light and content. My dad ordered the turkey club and really enjoyed it as well. It had bacon and some type of condiment. Wouldn't change anything about the 3 things we tried. Great drinks, fresh food and they even offer wines, gifts and snacks. Definitely a place I'd come back to time and time again.

So chic, so cute. They have couches, lounge chairs, a beautiful wine bar and delicious assortment…read moreof lattes and teas. I had a hibiscus tea which was delicious and my mom had a blended ice tea. Perfect spot to relax and enjoy the ambience. Staff was friendly!

First time here and customer recommendation. Ambiance is very nice. Little tight quarters but…read moregreat service. They start you off with a little pour of prosecco. The Negroni was on point. Had the Beef Carpaccio and the Artichokes. Artichokes were phenomenal. Beef Carpaccio was setup differently and lacked little flavor. Blue Crab Ravioli were stuffed and large and had the Veal Chop. Great spot for upscale Italian with a new wave twist.

It was fantastic!…read more Friends of ours had been here for dinner and I noticed they were open for brunch on Saturday and Sunday. This is a Spanish influenced restaurant with many great tapas available at night. For brunch they have some great traditional brunch items. My mother enjoyed the apple fritters with apple cider honey for dipping. They were so good we did not have a chance to try them. My goodness the honey was good. My wife had the eggs Benedict and it was one of the best versions she has ever had. The hollandaise sauce was exceptional. My brother, and I, both opted for the corned beef hash with eggs your way and toast. Again, very, very good. We loved it and can't wait to go back for dinner..

This is a nice little pecan focused store in Fairhope, AL. They offer multiple variaties of pecans…read moreand I've never seen a store with so many different types of pecans for sale. They have all types of pecan products along with some non-pecan items as well. Overall if you love pecans or need to purchase a gift for somebody they have a lot of good options here at B & B Pecan Co.

Sometimes fresh & delicious pecans. This year's order not as good as prior orders. Pecans taste…read moreold & stale.

We went Sunday night for dinner and had reservations for a party of 10. We were seated in the…read moreBayview Room. We liked the old style look and feel of the restaurant and the food was excellent. My wife and I split the Steamed Mussels, Meatballs and Gumbo. Amazing food. We had great service for our group as well.

Gambino's is such a fun nite. Walking in feels like stepping into a little slice of Italy, with…read morecharming, themed décor that adds to the overall experience. It's the kind of place that instantly puts you in a good mood. We started with the calamari, which was perfectly cooked--light, crisp, and flavorful. A great way to kick things off. Meals come with salad and breadsticks, and both were fresh and delicious (those breadsticks definitely didn't last long at our table). Service was another standout. Our waiter was attentive, friendly, and kept everything flowing smoothly without ever feeling rushed. Timing on the food was spot on. For entrées, the chicken marsala was rich, savory, and full of flavor it was easily a highlight. My husband's steak and shrimp was also very well prepared and equally enjoyable. Overall, Gambino's delivers a great combination of atmosphere, service, and satisfying Italian comfort food. Definitely a spot I'd recommend and look forward to visiting again.

Def try the burger! I had to give it a try after all the reviews recommending it. The rest of the…read moremenu is great too. No pics, but had a cup of the white bean and sausage soup. Very good! Also the spinach and artichoke dip was a highlight! There are a few cocktails and beers on tap as well. Didn't try the dessert but maybe next time. Nice smaller place to dine with a sitting bar to eat as well.

The rating is for the burger. It was delicious with a nice sauce. The shoestring fries were hot,…read morebut greasy. Service was a bit chaotic with the front of house unsure which tables they're covering. The kitchen bell rang multiple times without a pick up because it wasn't flowing smoothly in the dining room. Perhaps all this explains why there were many to go orders?

It was my wife's birthday, and thus she had the privilege to choose where we would go for brunch…read more I had previously decided that I would not dine at this restaurant again, not because I had some gripe about the food, which was excellent, but because their table arrangement in the main dinning area made it difficult for wheelchair bound customers, such as myself, to navigate. This was not a hard and solid decision on my part. Instead I had decided that if I had my druthers, I would not eat there. Of course when it is my babécita's birthday my druthers were of no consideration and I found myself again at Tamara's for a Saturday brunch. We arrived to find the main dinning area to be full, and since we didn't feel like eating in the open to the outside area, we learned that we had an estimated 20-30 minutes wait for a table. Their was six to eight customers waiting around the hostess's stand inside, with another six waiting outside under a covered area. We decided to wait outside, but after about 15 minutes a rain shower began. The kind people waiting on the benches and standing under the awning encouraged us to move in further from the edge where they we were getting wet. A couple standing moved into the restaurant to make even more room for us. The hostess, seeing that it was raining outside when this couple opened the door, came to the door and invited us all in, announcing that she would make room for us all. Which she promptly did. My wife had informed the hostess of my needs, and had requested a corner table for ease of access, but once inside the restaurant, I noticed that the table arrangement seemed less crowded, which helped to ease my concerns about getting to a table. As it happened, right at the 20 minute mark, we were informed that our table was ready, and we were led to a table, not on a corner, but to a table at the end of a row of tables, and against a partition. I found this arrangement even better than our requested corner table, as it meant that I had no foot traffic behind me that I might inadvertently bump into, or bump into me. I was grateful for the evidently experienced hostess working out such a fine alternative to our request, and doing it in such a timely manner. Now I get to the food, and wait staff service. All I can say is that Tamara's management has both pegged to the highest degree. Our waiter appeared immediately, took our orders since we had perused the menu while we were waiting to be seated. As for our food, my birthday girl had the Spinach Eggs Benedict, and I had the Fried Chicken and Waffles. Both were excellent. Neither of us had a single complaint, and my wife, who is fascinated with Tamara's long list of various types of Eggs Benedicts, promised that we will be back for many more visits to try each one. I am grateful that I was forced to forego my pledge not to patronize this establishment again, as it provided an opportunity to learn how the good people at Tamara's made adjustments that allowed my experience to be enjoyed more fully. I am also grateful in that we can continue to enjoy their excellent food.

We dined at Tamara's Downtown on April 12, 2026, around 5:10 PM, and overall I'd describe the…read moreexperience as good, not great. First off, the ambiance is very nice--comfortable, welcoming, and a great setting for a casual evening out. The service was also very good. Our server was attentive and friendly, which definitely made a positive impression. As for the food: * Raw oysters ($22): Fresh, plump, and overall very good quality. That said, it almost felt like each oyster had a bit of added salt, which threw me off a little. Not bad, just slightly off from what I'd expect. * Sushi-grade ahi tuna appetizer ($14): This was one of the highlights--very good flavor and nicely prepared. * Gumbo (large - $12): Probably the biggest disappointment. I'd rate it about a 5/10. It wasn't terrible, but it lacked depth and richness compared to what you'd expect in this region. * Happy hour mimosa ($3) and margarita ($6): Solid for the price--no complaints there. Total came out to about $62 cash ($64.30 with card fee), which feels reasonable for what we ordered. Overall, this is a place I'd come back to if I were already in the area and someone suggested it, but not somewhere I'd go out of my way for. If I did return, it would likely be for the oysters or the ahi tuna. Good experience, just not quite memorable enough to push it past three stars.

Great spot to sit outside and catch a breeze and a great sandwich…read more Bakery items look delish. Next time Price is good and the atmosphere very relaxed, check them out

I loved this place! It's a fantastic go to for a sweet treat! They have service is always great and…read morethe ambiance is wonderful as it simply smells delicious in there! Yummy!

I've never had such a kind and sweet server in my life. Anthony truly made the entire dining…read moreexperience amazing. The food is really good too, and I would definitely eat here more often. It's healthy and clearly made with love. The toum could use a bit more garlic and a little less salt. Bread should always be served with the dishes, as it's customary for most Middle Eastern meals.

There isn't much Middle Eastern food around Fairhope so Sage offers something unique in the area. I…read moredon't think Sage could stay in business in New Orleans where we have a lot of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean restaurants. I found Sage expensive for the small portion size and I even got charged for Sriracha sauce. In New Orleans you get far bigger portions and hot sauces are included for no additional charge. In New Orleans Sage would be a one star joint while in Fairhope they get to be a three as they have no competition currently. Sage does have good service and a nice ambiance. Sage is good for what it is in Fairhope but there is a lot of room for improvement and I hope more competition opens up to bring things to a higher level.

Great pizza joint! Pizza is well made, the staff are friendly and they had some local craft beer…read moreto choose from if that's your gig. Inside and outside seating are available.

Went Thursday night and it was basically empty. Not sure why because the food was delicious and the…read moreservice was good. Will definitely be back.

This little shop shares space with another shop in Fairhope's French Quarter. The lady who owns the…read morebusiness is so friendly and personable. You'll just love talking to her. She sells mostly local Alabama goods, jellies, lotions, sauces and seasonings. She also sells a few things like napkins, towels, aprons, serving pieces and bbq tongs. Her prices are as very reasonable.