Mobile, AL Real Estate, Homes For Sale, School & Area Information

Growing area in West Mobile that has some of the best small restaurants. Taste Of Thai offers great and prompt service with fabulous Thai food. Love the spices!

Dauphin Island Parkway boasts an array of housing price points to fit any budget. From affordable starter homes to estates with spectacular views on the water, Dauphin Island Parkway has it all. Dog River is a local favorite for fishing and watching sunsets, with over 90 square miles of enjoyment for water enthusiasts of all ages. Anglers can find fresh and saltwater fish ranging from Bass and Bream to Redfish and Flounder. If you're looking for outdoor entertainment close to the city amenities, you will love Dauphin Island Parkway and all it offers.

Mobile is fun to explore in every season, and you don't have to go far to enjoy it. Growing up in the region, I learned to explore the woods. Falling in love with Mobile means falling in love with plants, animals, and especially trees! The best pictures of trees are in how the sky frames them. Next time you are out and about, look up and find a tree to study, to love. The blend of pine and oak that thrives in our area is rare compared to other regions, but on a simple hike through the woods, you'd be amazed at all the varieties of plants and animals you'll find.

If you're craving good Chinese food, Asian Garden is the place to get it. The prices are very reasonable; I had lunch for under $8.00. I've ordered the General Tsao's chicken with white rice and it's delicious! The service is also stellar, always friendly and quick to order. Highly recommend for anyone looking to get some authentic cuisine.

I've ordered from Flour Girls twice and the cakes they made for my daughters were out of this world. I asked for a unicorn and a rainbow cake which they delivered beyond what I imagined. The prices are fair, the products beautiful, and also delicious. The Italian cream is so delicious, and their lemon bars keep me coming back for more. They always have cupcakes and other goodies on hand in case you've got that sweet tooth!

We have been making an effort as a family of six to reduce our carbon footprint. One way we do this is by recycling! The center has super easy access in and out for drop off, friendly staff that helps with sorting, and is a short distance from Cody Rd and Schillinger Rd. We take a trip every month!

Are you looking for a great place to shop for those essential oils and organic supplements without emptying your wallet? My husband and I use CBD oil, as well as oil diffusers. We stumbled upon the Health Hut off of Schillinger and Airport, and to be honest, the prices are reasonable. We have our kids on organic probiotics and vitamins, which we purchase from the Health Hut every month. Plus they have great consultation if you're looking to try another approach before heading to the doctor. Overall, great care in how they operate as a business, and they truly seem to care about their customers! Highly recommend!

Where Mobile Bay meets the Dog River, holds a lot of history here in the South. If you slip under the Dog River bridge, heading up river, you will find something special along the historic banks. The Grand Mariner Restaurant and it is a must to visit. The shadow cast onto the Dog River by this old majestic bayou beauty, has been a sight seen by river residents since 1965. In the evening, twinkling lights from the marina across the river reflect on the ripples, and are a welcoming sight for diners, both inside or outside on the waterfront deck high above the boats that have tied off to the dock for dinner. Before the restaurant was here, there was a boat repair business on this property since the 1950's, where you could get your boat repaired or get filled up with marine fuel. The attached dock and marina are still being used today.

"The Mariner", as referred to by the locals, has been family owned and opened by current owner, Jean Carleson's family since 1982. The owners and the staff are a cut above and strive to make your time here on the river a pleasant experience. The Mariner is known county wide for their signature crab claws. I also recommend the flounder, or you can enjoy some of the best darned fried chicken, east of the Mississippi.

This was the very first restaurant that was recommended to my husband and I when we moved to the area years ago, and we still make sure to dine here at least once a month. When you visit, don't be surprised if you see a row of tables joined together for a company meeting, because the prices are great, the food is wonderful and there is also a bar for enjoying cocktails. Local businesses support one another here in Mobile. Down home, family friendly and always a welcoming smile, that is what Mobile is all about. In the spring, on some weekends, there is live music presented outside under cover, near the dock.

Some buyers opt to save the home inspection fee and take a chance on exactly what repairs are needed to move into a new home. While a home inspection is an optional item for a buyer, the wise buyer does in fact need a home inspection in order to determine any immediate or near future repairs. While many homes are sold in as is condition, it is still a great relief to have a home inspection performed during the due diligence period of your contract in order to either save up your funds or prepare to have your tools handy upon move in.

If you are looking for fine dining in Mobile, definitely add Dauphin's Restaurant to your list.
Entertaining out of town guests? Dauphin's, is located high above the city at 107 St. Francis Street, in historic downtown Mobile.

White tablecloths, exquisite views, excellent customer service, and last but certainly not least, scrumptious entrees and decadent desserts. Owned by a local football legend, Bob Baumhower, and managed by Tom Young and pleasing our pallet, is Executive Chef, Steve Zuker. Need I say more?

Downtown Mobile is growing leaps-and-bounds! It so nice to see such a vibrant culture emerging in our port city! New business are opening on a regular basis and the streets are becoming lively and full of options.

An evening visit to Dauphin Street will greet you with the canopy of lights strung above your head.
It's not Vegas by any means, but since Mobile is the birthplace of Mardi Gras, you will likely find a stray brightly colored string of beads still hanging from a balcony or tree branch. Most locals would agree, a stroll on Dauphin street, brings back fond memories of hometown-downtown.

The USS Battleship Memorial Park will be holding its annual firework show. The park opens at 8:00 a.m and field parking opens at 4:00 p.m. Parking costs are $2.00 before 5:00 p.m. and $5.00 afterwards. Mobile Pops will be performing at 7:00 p.m. and fireworks start at 9:00 p.m. Grills and alcoholic beverages are not allowed. Concessions and restroom facilities will be available inside the park. Stopping on the Causeway or Bayway to view the show is not allowed and it will be strictly enforced.

Mobile Bay Bears will be in town next weekend the 23rd through the 27th of June. They will be playing the Birmingham Barons. Come check them out and enjoy a relaxing night out with the family.

Legends Of Southern Hip Hop will be at the Mobile Civic Center Arena in Mobile on Saturday,
April 9, 2016 at 8:00 p.m. Cost is between $43.00 and $99.00. The Civic Center is located at
401 Civic Center Drive in Mobile.

The Harlem Globetrotters will be performing at the University of South Alabama's Mitchell Center at 7 p.m. on April 1, 2016. No this is no April Fool's joke. It is real, so come on out and have some great fun.

Ever wanted to dance the night away after seeing the bright lights and beautiful floats of a parade downtown. Here's the schedule of when the balls are!

Mardi Gras Ball schedule for 2016

Friday, January 22
Conde Cavaliers (Mobile Civic Center)
Order of Dragons (Mobile Country Club)

Saturday, January 23
Conde Explorers (Mobile Convention Center)
Joy of Life (Cruise Terminal)
Mystic Order of Nyx (Tillman's Corner Community Center)
New Mobilians (Corpus Christi Community Center)
Order of Hebe (Battle House Hotel)
Pharaohs (Expo Hall)
Pierrettes (Mobile Civic Center)

Thursday, January 28
Order of Polka Dots (Mobile Civic Center)

Friday January 29
Apollo's Mystic Ladies (Daphne Civic Center)
Mardi Gras Maskers (Fort Whiting)
Order of Inca (Mobile Civic Center)

Saturday, January 30
Knights of Ecor Rouge (Fairhope Civic Center)
Krewe of Goats (The Grounds)
Krewe of Marry Mates (Expo Hall)
Maids of Mirth (Holiday Inn Downtown)
Mobile Mystics (Mobile Convention Center)
Moonlight Maidens of Mobile (Cruise Terminal)
Order of Butterfly Maidens (Fort Whiting)
Order of Juno (Mobile Civic Center)

Sunday, January 31
Neptune's Daughters (Mobile Civic Center)
OOI (Fort Whiting)
Thalians (Mobile Carnival Museum)

Monday, February 1
Order of Venus (Mobile Convention Center)

Tuesday, February 2
Order of LaShe's (Mobile Civic Center)

Wednesday, February 3
Fifty Funny Fellows (Mobile Civic Center)

Thursday, February 4
Mystic Stripers Society (Mobile Civic Center)

Friday, February 5
Crewe of Columbus (Mobile Civic Center)
Knights of Mobile (Azalea Hall)
Maids of Jubilee (Fairhope Civic Center)
Mystical Order of Mirams (Orange Beach Event Center)

Saturday, February 6
Comrades (Fort Whiting)
Midnight Mystics (Helena II)
MLK Monday Mystics (Bishop State)
Mobile Mystical Ladies (Cruise Terminal)
Mystic Revelers (Bay Minette Civic Center)
Mystics of Pleasure (Perdido Beach Resort)
Mystics of Time (Mobile Civic Center)
Original Dragons (The Grounds)
Shadow Barons (Daphne Civic Center)

Sunday, February 7
Le Krewe de Bienville (Cruise Terminal)

Monday, February 8
Infant Mystics (Mobile Civic Center)
Monday Nighters Sports Club (The Grounds)
Order of Doves (Shriner Temple Auditorium)
Order of Mystic Magnolias (Fairhope Civic Center)
Original Don Q Inc. (Fort Whiting)
The Original Krewe of Don-Q (Daphne Civic Center)
Prichard Carnival Association (Cruise Terminal)

Tuesday, February 9
Order of Athena (Shriner Temple Auditorium)

Mobile is the original home of Mardi Gras. Gear up for a fun night of partying and catching beads, moonpies, stuffed animals and a whole lot more!!!

Mobile Mardi Gras schedule for 2016!

Friday, January 22
6:30 p.m. - Conde Cavaliers
Saturday, January 23
2:30 p.m. - Bayport Parading Society, Mystic DJ Riders
6:30 p.m. - Pharaohs, Order of Hebe, Conde Explorers
Thursday, January 28
6:30 p.m. - Order of Polka Dots
Friday, January 29
6:30 p.m. - Order of Inca
Saturday, January 30 (Senior Bowl)
2 p.m. - Mobile Mystics, Mobile Mystical Revelers
6:30 p.m. - Maids of Mirth, Butterfly Maidens, Krewe of Marry Mates
Sunday, January 31
6:30 p.m. - Neptune's Daughters, OOI
Monday, February 1
6:30 p.m. - Order of Venus, Order of Many Faces
Tuesday, February 2
6:30 p.m. - Order of LaShe's
Thursday, February 4
6:30 p.m. - Mystic Stripers Society
Friday, February 5
6:30 p.m. - Crewe of Columbus
Saturday, February 6
Noon - Floral Parade, Knights of Mobile, Mobile Mystical Ladies, Order of Angels
6 p.m. - Mystics of Time
Sunday, February 7 (Joe Cain Day and Super Bowl 50)
2 p.m. - King Elexis I Motorcade (Mobile, Route E)
2:30 p.m. - Joe Cain Procession
5 p.m. - Le Krewe de Bienville

Monday, February 8 (Lundi Gras)
Noon - King Felix III, Floral parade
3 p.m. - MLK Business and Civic Organization, MLK Monday Mystics, Northside Merchants (Mobile, Route D)
6:30 p.m. - Infant Mystics, Order of Doves (Mobile, Route F)

Tuesday, February 9 (Fat Tuesday)
10:30 a.m. - Order of Athena
12:30 p.m. - Knights of Revelry, King Felix III, Comic Cowboys
2 p.m. - MAMGA Mammoth Parade (Mobile, Route B)
6 p.m. - Order of Myths (Mobile, Route C)

Come enjoy Fireworks at Battleship Park located at 2703 Battleship Parkway in Mobile. Below is the itinerary for the day:

8:00 a.m. - Battleship USS Alabama open all day
4:00 p.m. - Field parking opens
7:00 p.m. - Concert by the Mobile Pops
9:00 p.m. - Fireworks

Parking is $2 before 5:00 p.m., $5 after 5:00 p.m. This is a must do!

Located on Springhill Avenue less than 20 minutes from Spanish Fort Alabama, The Bragg- Mitchell is an amazing example of Mobile's antebellum past. With stately columns and manicured grounds, this graceful lady celebrates the unique atmosphere of Mobile's history. It's a great place to celebrate and take a step back in time.

Oakleigh, was constructed in 1833 by a Virginia cotton broker. Oakleigh is a T-shaped Greek revival country estate highlighted by unique architectural features including a distinct cantilevered front staircase, grand double parlors, and galleries accessed through jib windows. The house is filled with a collection of 1850s period furniture, an extensive art collection, silver, and artifacts from Mobile's past.

Amazing weekend ahead for downtown Mobile. The annual BayFest Music Festival is this weekend and the weather is going to be perfect. Fall has arrived and lots of great local musicians and well known music acts will be performing for us in the streets of Mobile. Food, drinks and great fun will be had by all!

Mobile is wonderfully business friendly because of its fabulous shipping ports, and other important delivery logistics such as trains, planes. Business owners also enjoy low taxes and regulations.

Take a tour on Hwy 90 (which is awesome all on its own) over the Mobile River and think about this small town from an industrial and economical perspective. From this five minute ride over and around the river, down to the bay, you will get a great view of Austal USA.

Austal is a huge ship building and repair facility. There are multiple buildings harboring different stages of ships and barges under construction for our Naval services. Sometimes you can get a peek inside of the soaring buildings and see gigantic ships and their parts.

In addition, I am always fascinated by the multiple huge oil and gas tanks too! Millions of gallons of our energy sources flow through the ports of Mobile. I hope to get pictures of our newcomer soon; Airbus-a leading large aircraft builder! Talk about job creation, this facility will be another fantastic contributor to our economy here in the Gulf of Alabama. Simply put folks, there is money to be made here and around Mobile Bay.

Great Saturday for some fun! The Great Food Truck Race show on Food Network was in town for some food and fun. Not a bad way to spend a misty afternoon.

A great place for walking, eating and entertainment. The Dauphin Street area in downtown Mobile is only minutes from Spanish Fort. Great venues like Spot of Tea, The Music Box, Cathedral Square and The Saenger Theater!