Restaurant 219
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Restaurant 219

219 is downtown Mobile's lunch spot. 219 provides you with a gourmet alternative to the burger and fries offered by other restaurants. Our service is fast and friendly. Try one of our signature sandwiches or wraps and you'll make 219 a regular dining destination. 219 is also open for special events at night, with a featured menu for our guests enjoying an evening at the Saenger Theatre. 219 is also available for private parties during the evening.
219 Conti St. Mobile, AL 36602
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251 438-5234
Monday-Friday, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Open for dinner during special events at the Saenger Theatre.
Monday-Friday, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Open for dinner during special events at the Saenger Theatre.
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  • 219 Conti St.
  • Mobile, AL 36602
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