You've Got To Try The One Dish These 12 Alabama Restaurants Are Most Famous For
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Jennifer Young
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Many times people choose a certain restaurant because it either serves their favorite dish, or because they’re wanting to try the dish it’s most famous for—whether it be a side dish, entree, dessert, etc. There are many different types of restaurants located across Alabama, and these particular 12 are famous for one certain dish:
Established in 1907, The Bright Star is Alabama's oldest restaurant. Even though everything served here is delicious, it's their famous "Broiled Seafood Platter" that customers go crazy for. (304 N 19th St)
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Each panini at Panini Pete's is a must try. However, there's something special about their "Muffaletta Panini." After all, customers keep coming back for more. (42 1/2 S Section St)
Big Bob Gibson Bar-B-Q is the creator of the Original White Sauce, so how can this BBQ joint's "BBQ Chicken with Original White Sauce" not be famous? Plus, is there any other way to eat the chicken from Big Bob Gibson Bar-B-Q? I think not! (1715 6th Ave SE)
Nothing beats a plate of fresh "Orange Rolls" from All Steak, in Cullman, Alabama. And remember, if you eat in, don't forget to order some of these delicious rolls to go. (323 3rd Ave SE)
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If you love shrimp and po boys, you'll absolutely love the "Shrimp Po Boy" from Market by the Bay. Market by the Bay serves the BEST seafood on the Gulf Coast! (29145 Us Hwyy 98)
If you're a fan of chicken salad, the "Pecan Chicken Salad Plate" from Claunch Cafe is a definite must try. This special plate includes a scoop of pecan chicken salad, fresh fruit, frozen fruit delite and a small slice of lemon tea bread. (400 S Main St)
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Not many people would pair "Ribs with White Bread," but with Dreamland's ribs, you can't go wrong. These two food items are definitely a match made in barbecue heaven! (5535 15th Ave E)
If you've ever eaten grits, forget about them. You've never had grits until you've eaten the "Stone Ground Baked Grits" from Highlands Bar and Grill, in Birmingham, Alabama. They're the BEST grits you'll ever eat! (2011 11th Ave S)
Martin's Restaurant has been around since the 1930s, making it one of the oldest operating restaurants in Alabama's capital city. It's best known for its delicious fried chicken, which customers can't seem to get enough of. (1796 Carter Hill Rd)
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Established in 1918, Trowbridge's is the oldest restaurant in Florence, Alabama. Their signature dish is "Orange-Pineapple Ice Cream." Whether it's in a cone or in a dish, this delicious sweet treat is enjoyed by all ages. (316 N Court St)
Other than a beautiful Gulf Coast sunrise, there's no better way to start your morning off right in Gulf Shores, Alabama than with the "Farmer's Omelet" from Tacky Jacks. This delicious breakfast dish is available in three different sizes and includes potatoes, onions, American cheese, green peppers, mushrooms, sausage and so much more. (240 East 24th Ave)
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This Southern cafe was made famous by the hit film "Fried Green Tomatoes," and it's also best known for serving delicious fried vegetables of the same name - "Fried Green Tomatoes." (1906 1st Ave N)
Have you tried any of these famous dishes? For a list of unique dishes, check out these 11 Strange Food Combinations Only People In Alabama Will Love.
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