COASTAL Restaurant Opens In Orange Beach

News Staff • December 17, 2022

The highly anticipated beachfront restaurant, bar and retail store has opened

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In the heart of the City of Orange Beach, at the intersection of State Road 161 & Perdido Boulevard, you’ll find COASTAL Orange Beach, a restaurant, outdoor bar, and retail building. This highly anticipated beachfront restaurant opened this week.


The property was once slated for condo towers, but that all changed when the City of Orange Beach reached an agreement with Orange Beach Land Company, LLC (OBLC) which is owned by Flora-Bama co-owners John McInnis and Cameron Price. As part of the agreement, the City of Orange Beach and OBLC each purchased 400 feet of beachfront property providing residents with the 1st City owned beach. As part of that agreement, there’s a designated parking area for Orange Beach city residents only with access to the new public beach area. Additional parking spaces will be shared between restaurant patrons and restaurant beachgoers.


Built on 800 feet of prime beachfront property, COAST-AL features an outdoor bar with a full kitchen, 15,000 square feet of open-air green space, and a 7,000 square foot lifestyle retail building known as COAST-AL Clothing Company. Phase 1 is now open and ready for business.


COAST-AL is open at 11am daily for lunch, dinner and bar service with live music every day. Parking is currently limited to Orange Beach residents and restaurant customers. First come first serve parking until Orange Beach resident passes are issued in April 2023.


Phase 2 of the project will be completed in Spring 2023 and features an additional 20,000 square feet of dining space, bringing the total to 1,200 seats available, plus an iconic 40-foot-tall landmark tower that is tied into the property.


COAST-AL Co-Owner, John McInnis, said “The vision was to remove 600 more concrete condos at the main intersection of the city roads and provide an open air space available to the public. We hope Alabama and the Gulf Coast are proud of it and it becomes a destination.” With gorgeous unobstructed pristine white beachy views, COAST-AL is sure to provide a dining and

beach experience unlike any other in the area. Stroll along the water, squish your toes in the sand, walk up to enjoy a cocktail or two, and dine while watching the brightest, orange and pink sunset, immediately setting your soul at ease. The ambiance is unmatchable.


While the building process takes time, the finish line is here and the rewards are worth it. COAST-AL has the community buzzing and the staff beaming.


COAST-AL Co-Owner, Cameron Price, is most excited about “the opportunity to bring people together to enjoy family, hang out with friends and to meet new friends”. With live music 365 days a year, a locally sourced menu with fresh

seafood, local fare, healthy salads, and some other hearty dishes, it will surely be a gathering place in the community. Price says they will “excel in hospitality, making sure that everyone is welcome - both residents of Orange Beach, all of our locals, and people visiting this wonderful community.” The Gulf Coast is a slice of paradise and with this new establishment being added to it, it just got a little better. This may not only be a first stop on any trip, but it just might be your forever spot too.

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