12 Must Visit Places in Fairhope, Alabama

The Barn at Hope Farm

Start your day with breakfast or lunch on their gorgeous patio, or come back in the evening for an upscale dinner and craft cocktails at Hope Farm.

Fairhope Brewing Company

Their Blue Steel (Blueberry & Lemon Sour) is always on tap and was my favorite. I sampled a few others and they were all delicious.

Provision

Coffee shop, market, and wine bar all in one! We stopped for coffee and incredible pastries, but next time I’m coming back for lunch and happy hour. They also just fun events like trivia night! 

Magnolia Beach Park

Take a peaceful stroll beneath moss-covered oak trees along the waterfront. It’s one of the prettiest places in Fairhope.

Section Street Pizza

Located right downtown, this cozy spot serves amazing wood-fired pizza. We ordered the Dolce Maiale and it was delicious.

Five Gold Monkeys

A great local boutique! Plenty of free parking nearby and lots of unique gifts, home décor, clothing, and fun finds.

Page & Palette Bookstore

Independent bookstore + coffee shop = my happy place. They also host author events and have a wonderful selection of gifts.

Warehouse Bakery & Donuts

What a gem! Home to District Hall and Fairhope Roasting Company, this spot serves incredible pastries. We loved the cinnamon roll and pecan roll, but they also offer breakfast, lunch, and local products. Definitely worth a visit!

Fairhope Municipal Pier

Whether you’re taking a walk, reading by the water, or catching a sunset, this is one of the best places to slow down and enjoy Mobile Bay.

Chicken Salad Chick

I finally tried this Alabama favorite and now I understand the hype! So many delicious chicken salad flavors, generous portions (easy to split!), and don’t skip the cookie.

Downtown Murals & Arts District

Fairhope is full of colorful murals, public art, galleries, and charming streets. Take a stroll to take it all in. 

Fairhope Storybook Castle –

One of Fairhope’s most iconic landmarks! Part of w property is an Airbnb while the other portion is privately occupied. You’re welcome to admire it from the outside, just be respectful since it’s someone’s home. The architecture and whimsical details are absolutely stunning.