David's Catfish House: A Southern Seafood Tradition in Daphne
Daphne's David's Catfish House: Serving Southern seafood traditions since 1983, a local favorite for catfish and hospitality.
David's Catfish House in Daphne is more than just a restaurant; it's a celebration of Southern culinary traditions. Founded in 1983 by David and Sadie Ross, it started as a humble mom-and-pop establishment in Waynesboro, Mississippi, with a mission to serve the best Southern-style seafood. The Daphne location, situated on US-98, continues this tradition, offering a warm and inviting dining experience. The restaurant's interior is designed to be family-friendly, creating a relaxed atmosphere where guests can enjoy a delicious meal. Nautical-themed decor and local artwork adorn the walls, adding to the restaurant's charm. The menu features classic Southern dishes made with fresh, high-quality ingredients. The signature dish, the catfish fillet, is a must-try, alongside cheese grits, which have been recognized by the Alabama Bureau of Tourism and Travel. David's Catfish House is an integral part of the Daphne community, a popular spot for locals and tourists. The Daphne location also offers an express format with a drive-thru for added speed and convenience.
Local tips
- Try the signature fried catfish fillet with a side of cheese grits for a classic Southern meal.
- Visit for the Thursday special to enjoy two selections with two sides at a great price.
- Take advantage of the drive-thru for a quick and convenient way to enjoy David's Catfish House.
A brief summary to David's Catfish House
- 28991 US-98, Daphne, Alabama, 36526, US
- +1251-308-5890
Getting There
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Driving
David's Catfish House is located at 28991 US-98, Daphne, AL, easily accessible by car. From I-10, take exit 35 for US-98 toward Daphne/Fairhope. Follow US-98 East, and the restaurant will be on your right. Plenty of parking is available on-site. Street parking is not available. Monthly parking options are available nearby. Parking is free for customers.
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Ride Share
If arriving by ride share, such as Uber or Lyft, input 'David's Catfish House, Daphne' as your destination. The driver can drop you off directly in front of the restaurant. A short trip from Daphne's city center typically costs around $10-$15, depending on demand and traffic.
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Public Transportation
While Daphne has limited public transportation options, Baldwin County Rural Transportation (BRATS) may offer a connection to the Daphne Civic Center. From there, you would need to take a taxi or ride-share service for the final 3-mile stretch to David's Catfish House, costing approximately $10-$15.
