Do you enjoy all things haunted? If so, you’ve come to the right place. Alabama is home to several restaurants, many of which are haunted. Listed below are six haunted restaurants that everyone should visit at least once. For more information, be sure to take a look below.
Huggin' Molly's is a 1950's-style restaurant that's located in downtown Abbeville, Alabama. It's named after Huggin' Molly, which is the ghost that roams the city streets during the late night hours. She hugs people and then screams in their ear.
The Freight House Restaurant is located inside the historic train depot in downtown Hartselle, Alabama. From steaks and seafood, to burgers and pasta, this restaurant serves something for everyone. According to several customers, it's also haunted. There have been many people who've witnessed a lady in lace roam the restaurant.
Gaines Ridge Dinner Club is located inside an 1820s antebellum home in Camden, Alabama. Numerous people have reported haunting events that have taken place at this restaurant, including the screams of a woman and constant cries of a baby, and even a woman was seen floating past the windows.
The Rawls Restaurant is located inside Enterprise's former Rawls Hotel. This is a fine dining restaurant that offers everthing from steak to seafood to salads. When it comes to hauntings at this restaurant, the owner has witnessed things moving on their own. Captain Rawls’ spirit has also been seen.
Trowbridge's, which opened in 1918, is located in historic downtown Florence, Alabama. This restaurant offers some of the best food and ice cream in town, but that's not all it offers. In 1861, a Civil War solider died in his home, which was located on the site where Trowbridge’s sits today. It's believed the soldier haunts the restaurant.
The Josephine Arts Complex, which is located inside of the former 1880 Josephine Hotel, offers something for everyone, including a combination cafe, art studio, and gift shop. Many visitors have reported hearing ghostly voices and have even witnessed strange lights at night.
Have you eaten at any of these restaurants? If so, did you have a haunting experience? Let us know in the comments below. Also, if you’ve ever had a haunting experience at another Alabama restaurant, we’d love for you to share that with us as well.
