Jesse's On The Bay Featured As Southern Living's Restaurant of the Month

Gulf Shores News Staff • July 11, 2026

Jesse's has a long and delicious history

Jesse's On The Bay is restaurant of the month

Fort Morgan, Ala. — (GSN) — For years, Jesse's Restaurant in the charming town of Magnolia Springs has served as a cornerstone of the coastal Alabama dining scene, widely recognized for its historic setting and dedication to high-quality cuisine. Building on the success and traditions established at this original location, the brand expanded in 2023, bringing its signature hospitality to the water's edge with the opening of Jesse's on the Bay.


This coastal evolution has proven successful, as Jesse’s on the Bay has now been named Southern Living’s Restaurant of the Month for July 2026. Since its inception, the restaurant has established itself as a distinct coastal retreat, successfully translating the premium steakhouse and raw bar experience to the Fort Morgan peninsula.


The restaurant is celebrated for delivering a sophisticated dining experience, characterized by its dedication to high-quality ingredients, expert preparation, and warm Southern hospitality. Set against the backdrop of stunning waterfront views of Bon Secour Bay, the establishment offers an atmosphere that complements its culinary offerings. Whether guests are visiting for fresh raw bar selections or a premium steak dinner, the establishment continues to draw visitors who appreciate both its ambiance and its menu, which reflects a shared culinary philosophy with its Magnolia Springs counterpart while highlighting its unique coastal setting.


This recognition by Southern Living spotlights the restaurant's ongoing impact and its status as a must-visit location for those exploring the Alabama coastline.

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