Four Winds Orange Beach

06/08/2026

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06/04/2026

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06/02/2026

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Whether you arrive by car or boat, these Alabama Gulf Coast restaurants serve fresh local seafood with views to match.

05/27/2026

05/18/2026

Each year, the event brings together some of the state’s most talented chefs to showcase just how far Alabama Gulf seafood can be pushed beyond tradition. This year, four chefs will step into the spotlight—each bringing their own style, story, and perspective to the plate.

The lineup includes Chef Chris Ippolito of Cayo Coco Rum Bar & Restaurant in Birmingham, Chef Jason McGarry of Central in Montgomery, Chef C.R. “Robbie” Nicolaisen of The Hound in Auburn, and Chef Emilio Urban of Coastal Restaurant in Orange Beach.

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05/07/2026

The Gulf is one of the most recognizable spots in Orange Beach—and for good reason. Built out of shipping containers right on the sand near Perdido Pass, it has one of the most unique setups you’ll find anywhere on the coast.

You order at the counter, grab a drink, and sit outside with your feet in the sand while boats pass through the inlet right in front of you. The food leans simple—seafood, sandwiches, and drinks—but the experience is what people come for.

It’s casual, open-air, and feels like the definition of a beach hangout. One of those places you don’t rush—you just sit, eat, and take it in.