Rosie's Grill
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Rosie's Grill

Blending the cuisines of regional Gulf fare with classic Mexican dishes, Rosie's Grill in Daphne offers guests the best of both worlds. From fajitas to burgers and nachos to crabclaws, Rosie's has a menu that could please any picky eater. The T-Bird Sandwich has become the restaurants' most popular menu item.
1203 U.S. 98 Daphne, AL 36526
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251 626-2440
Monday - Thursday 11AM - 9PM ; Friday 11AM - 9:30PM Saturday 11AM - 9PM; Sunday 11AM - 2:30PM
Monday - Thursday 11AM - 9PM ; Friday 11AM - 9:30PM Saturday 11AM - 9PM; Sunday 11AM - 2:30PM
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  • 1203 U.S. 98
  • Daphne, AL 36526
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Where to Stay

Hampton Inn - Mobile/East Bay Daphne

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What to See & Do

Old Methodist Museum & Cemetery--Daphne

Union soldiers slept here en route to the Battle of Spanish Fort in 1865. Slave loft still intact. Graves dating back to 1847. Local artifacts. Cir. 1858.

Daphne History Museum

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American Sport Art Museum & Archives (ASAMA)

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

W.O. Lott Park

Four baseball fields with bleachers, pitching cage, two tennis courts, basketball court, two bocce courts, playground, picnic area, concessions, restrooms.

Daphne Central Park Disc Golf

An 18-hole disc golf course in Daphne, AL

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.

African-American School Museum

Preserved Home Economics/Agriculture building (cir. 1941) of Baldwin County Training School, the only area high school for African-American students from 1889-1950. Hear stories and see artifacts and furniture.

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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