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East Shore Cafe
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East Shore Cafe

Located in Olde Towne Daphne, the building that houses the East ShoreCafe used to be a private home and schoolhouse. It is cozy and quaint and serves the best crab cakes and remoulade sauce that is second to none. East Shore also has wonderful crab and corn chowder.
1506 Main St. Daphne, AL 36526
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251 625-0055
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  • 1506 Main St.
  • Daphne, AL 36526
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Where to Stay

Comfort Suites Mobile East Bay

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Eastern Shore Motel

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Comfort Inn & Suites

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Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham

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Hilton Garden Inn Mobile East Bay Daphne

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Woodspring Suites

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Homewood Suites Mobile East Bay/Daphne

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Hampton Inn - Mobile/East Bay Daphne

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What to See & Do

TimberCreek Golf Club

27-hole championship layout by Earl Stone on the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay.

American Sport Art Museum & Archives (ASAMA)

Museum is dedicated to the preservation of sports history, art and literature.

Malbis Memorial Church

Greek Orthodox Church, Byzantine architecture. Dedicated 1965 to memory of Jason Malbis, founder of Malbis Plantation. Murals depicting Christ's life. Carved marble, vivid stained glass.

Lake Forest Marina

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Daphne History Museum

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Lake Forest Golf Course

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May Day Park & Pier

Park opened in 1887 and was a festival site for more than 60 years. Bandstand, pier, playground, picnic tables, boat launch, restrooms, moss-covered trees, beautiful sunsets.

Gen. Andrew Jackson's Oak at Village Point Park Preserve

Jackson climbed the oak, rallied troops (1814). D'Olive Family Cemetery (1804). Union troops came ashore enroute to Battle of Spanish Fort. Picnicking, trail, restrooms, champion trees.
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