Joe Cain Cafe
26 North Royal St, Mobile, AL, 36602
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Address :
26 North Royal St
Mobile, AL, 36602 - Phone (251) 338-4334
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : No
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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Suely C.
My co-workers love to go over for their pizzas. So despite the negative reviews, we decided to order takeout from Joe Cain Cafe for the first time. We soon found out that they had changed their menu in April 2015 and removed the Chicken Cheesesteak and the Herb Roasted Pork panini we were going to order. So we chose the Seared Tuna Wrap and the Grilled Chicken, Bacon, Ranch Flatbread instead. When I got back to the office, my tuna wrap was a tuna sandwich, on dry toasted wheat & no sesame dressing?!? I called and spoke to Candice who looked up our order and agreed that they had messed up. The wrong item was brought back, Candice apologized for their error and happily exchanged it for the right order. No problem! Mistakes happen but I really appreciated the way their staff handled the complaint. Back to the food, we both really enjoyed the Seared Tuna Wrap and the Grilled Chicken, Bacon, Ranch Flatbread. They were $12.10 each with tax included; a little pricey but it is downtown.
(4)Madeline F.
Good food (Greek salad & buffalo chicken dip) we got to go and took it to our room! Signature coconut martini was to die for!
(5)Jenny D.
The restaurant has a nice ambience and the pizza is fine. However, service was really slow due to limited servers. Not to mention, your dinner is served on paper plates and plastic and plastic utensils! Not sure why it's not Joe Cain day or Mardi Gras!
(2)Kayla T.
I've been to this restaurant three different times and was pleased every single time. Since I have family in Mobile, we usually go here when we're in town. I've gone during Father's Day weekend, Mardi Gras, and at the beginning of Summer and can say nothing but good things. Their pizzas are amazing and so are their nachos. :) Can't wait until next weekend.
(5)Tom S.
Sat at the bar for 8 minutes beige the bartender finally came out from the kitchen. Only 1 couple in the place, so it wasn't like she was swamped. Buffalo chicken dip mediocre at best. Asked her if she could change the channel on one if the TVs. She said to wait a minute. Never saw get again.
(1)Allison S.
Don't waste your time. I was super confused by Joe Cains...the restaurant was really pretty and attached to the very elegant Battle House hotel, but the food was served on styrofoam with plastic forks and knives. The server looked completely disheveled, and then forgot about our drink order only to get a wild stare from her when we reminded her. When we did finally get our food, I was sorely disappointed to discover that my salad was merely a pile of chopped ice berg lettuce with browning edges. Do yourself a favor and walk a couple blocks up Dauphin for food and service that blows this place out of the water.
(1)R. W.
I'll be honest, after reading some of these reviews I had pretty low expectations for this hotel eatery. But I was staying here over Labor Day weekend and needed somewhere to watch the Auburn game. It was on SEC network, which wasn't available in the rooms. Luckily, Joe Cain's was playing the game, so we settled in and ordered a few beers. Service was EXCELLENT!! As soon as I finished a drink they were quickly there to offer a fresh one. All of our drinking worked up an appetite, so we ordered the Spinach & Feta pizza, which was served on a super thin crust. I loved it--especially dipped in ranch dressing. Their wings were DELICIOUS! I am a huge wing lover, so I wasn't expecting much here. I was pleasantly surprised that they were plump portions with a little charring on them. The buffalo sauce packed quite a punch, too. We went back two more times for late night snacks/drinks. They even delivered some wraps over to the Tavern next door, since we wanted to play chess over there. Again, I can't say enough good things about the service here. Can't wait to stay at the Battle House again and visit Joe Cain's!
(5)S James P.
Cafeteria food with a panini press. Live music was out of tune and deafening. Waiters had a smile, but obviously fake. Bartender needs to attend mixology school.
(2)Julia S.
Food was good and the bar was really pretty. I had the seared tuna sandwich and my husband had the prime rib sandwich. Both were good. We also had the jalapeño and crawfish dip which was yummy.
(3)Kaitlin W.
This bar was off the beaten path of the main drag. It is directly to the left of the Battle House Hotel. The decor is very Mobile-New Orleans inspired with rod iron and copper decals. I ordred their Hurricane drink and it was pretty taste-y. They serve food, and there was a comedy stage inside so certain days they have rising comedians perform. This bar you could come in dressed up or dress down and still feel OK which is nice. I posted pictures to give you an idea of the interior.
(3)sugi o.
I ended up eating here by default... I was in Mobile this past weekend for a wedding and arrived on Friday. I was staying at the Battle House right next door and after unpacking, hitting the gym, and cleaning up, it was already 8:30 PM! I ventured out to find some food and wanted something quick, easy, light, and to-go so I could go back to the hotel and rest up before I partied hardy the next evening at the wedding... So, note to all you travelers and late eaters... a lot of the near by places close by 9 PM on Friday evening. Quiznos was closed, Subway was closed... wahhhhhhhh. so i went back to Joe Cain since it was nearby and it was open. Yay~ or so i thought... I ordered a shaved prime rib panini... and it was not really a panini... (unless they make different paninis down in Alabama). The "panini" was basically a warmed up sandwich on ciabatta bread... and the shaved prime rib was really greasy. And the ratio of bread to meat was not proportional (as you know, ciabatta bread is pretty thick). Yay for being open and quick/easy... but the food was not so good. I would not recommend the paninis... but maybe their pizza and other items are better??
(2)Kate C.
Service wasn't that great I had no idea if i was going to be waited on or if I should go up and order for the first 15 min. Beer selection is decent, they had some good brews. Started off with the Kobe beef sliders that's were three pathetic little burgers that in no way was Kobe beef. They ended up saving the day with the BBQ pizza that was awesome and the atmosphere was not that bad.
(3)Julia S.
was a Awesome place for a Bachlerette party. The service was awesome and helped us. The pizza was yummy.. Feta and spinach was my favorite. When back in mobile I'll come back! Nice that it is connected to the the battle house.
(4)Teresa R.
Joe Cain Cafe........................I guess you can't get more Mobile Mardi Gras than that - now can you? Does everybody REALLY know who Joe Cain is? No "googling" - you have to know off the top of your head - or else - you can't call yourself a true Mobile Mardi Gras Officianado...........Bueller.........anyone? That's right boys and girls - Joe Cain is THE MAN who resurrected Mardi Gras in Mobile after the Civil War. He's a local hero! I guess he's a hero for anyone who enjoys Mardi Gras. Read about him - now you can "google". It's a GREAT story - trust me on this. Now that we've had our little history lesson - I have had lunch and lunch "take out" here a couple of times since they opened - they are right across the street - very convenient. Good ambience because of the location....and the name.....and the picture of "Joe Cain as Slacabamorinico" (Wikipedia will tell you everything you need to know). Probably a good place to watch a football game. And it would be an ideal place to watch a Mardi Gras parade (I'm sure everybody else has figured that out too - so I wouldn't count on it). But the food..............skip it.....unless you've got the munchies while enjoying a cocktail or beer. I've had better food on airplanes - that should tell you all you need to know. So - if you've made it this far in this "not really a restuarant review but a history lesson/restaurant review".....then I'll tell you that you should still go there. I mean it - just the name alone dictates you walk in for a drink. But here's what I'll ask you to do first. Before you go - read about Joe Cain - read about his history and how it continues to this day with "Joe Cain Day" and the "Merry Widows". Then - and ONLY THEN - go in - order your drink - take a couple of sips......(are you still with me).....savor the drink. Then look out the window - and picture Joe Cain outside that window - raise your glass to him - imagine all that went with him and ENJOY MOBILE!
(3)Chordeiles M.
Believe it or not this little cafe makes some of the best thin crust pizza in town. Their salads and wraps rock as well. Ice cold beer on tap and friendly folks behind the bar, so swing by for happy hour.
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