Guidebook for Dauphin Island
Food Scene
Best sandwiches on island. Their cinnamon rolls are TO DIE FOR but go early. They run out by noon. Also, Sunday breakfast is best on island.
31 locals recommend
Lighthouse Bakery
919 Chaumont AveBest sandwiches on island. Their cinnamon rolls are TO DIE FOR but go early. They run out by noon. Also, Sunday breakfast is best on island.
It's not fancy. But that's its charm. Get oyster po-boys and eat on the dock, on Aloe Bay. There's a funky bar upstairs that's very local.
9 locals recommend
Jt's Sunset Grill
1102 De Soto AveIt's not fancy. But that's its charm. Get oyster po-boys and eat on the dock, on Aloe Bay. There's a funky bar upstairs that's very local.
Ice cream! Best on island. It's Cammie's Old Dutch, an artisan brand made in Mobile, Ala., since the 1940s.
22 locals recommend
Island Rainbow
1614 Bienville BlvdIce cream! Best on island. It's Cammie's Old Dutch, an artisan brand made in Mobile, Ala., since the 1940s.
Fanciest place on the island, which means there are tablecloths. Good seafood. Get there early on weekend nights in season.
33 locals recommend
Islanders Restaurant
1504 Bienville BlvdFanciest place on the island, which means there are tablecloths. Good seafood. Get there early on weekend nights in season.
Tacos! Food-truck style Mexican food. Ride your bike down and eat on the picnic tables.
24 locals recommend
Miguel's Beach'n Baja
202 Lemoyne DrTacos! Food-truck style Mexican food. Ride your bike down and eat on the picnic tables.