Felix’s Fish Camp Reprise

2014 West then East, Alabama, Road Trip, States

In early July 2004 we and CJ were road tripping from St Petersburg to Arlington for a family reunion. We overnighted in theMobile area and had a wonderfully memorable sunset dinner at Felix’s Fish Camp where we scored a table looking out over a spectacular sunset over Mobile Bay. We returned today for a Gulf Coast lunch. Shrimp for Steve and Fried Oysters for Karen, both over a salad that included hearts of palm and of artichoke. We finished with White and Dark Chocolate Bread Pudding with Rum Sauce and excellent coffee. We promised our server we won’t wait ten years ’til our next visit!

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