Eat & drink
Where to Eat in Fort Morgan
Waterfront sunsets, locally harvested oysters and fresh Gulf seafood, plus a chef’s kitchen at home for nights in.
From Cabana Pearl
Sassy Bass and the local markets are a few minutes from Cabana Beach; Tacky Jacks and the marina are about 10 miles west near the fort.
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Tacky Jacks Fort Morgan
A laid-back spot on Mobile Bay at the Fort Morgan Marina, less than a mile from the fort, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with some of the best sunsets on the coast.
Sassy Bass Amazin’ Grill
The original Sassy Bass on Highway 180, known for locally harvested oysters, live music and a family-friendly atmosphere, with a market, deli and pizza next door.
Pelican Scoops
Ice cream, shakes and snow cones at the Fort Morgan Marina, the perfect sunset treat.
More to try
Jesse’s on the Bay and The Hideaway are other local picks for seafood and coastal cocktails.
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Oysters & Seafood
Navy Cove Oyster Farm
Fort Morgan is home to oyster farms on Mobile Bay; tours of Navy Cove Oyster Farm show how Gulf oysters are grown.
Cook it yourself
Pick up fresh shrimp and fish and cook a coastal feast in Cabana Pearl’s chef’s kitchen, then eat on the deck or fire up the gas grill.
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A Short Drive East
Gulf Shores & Orange Beach
About 14 miles east, Gulf Shores has hundreds more restaurants, including The Hangout on the beach and LuLu’s on the Intracoastal Waterway. See our Gulf Shores day trips.
Tips
Before You Go
- Many Fort Morgan restaurants keep shorter hours in the off-season, so call ahead in winter.
- Head to the bayside for sunsets: the sun sets over Mobile Bay.
Hours, prices and schedules change. Check the official source before you go: Visit Gulf Shores: Fort Morgan.
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