Where to get burgers in Mobile: downtown, Midtown and west Mobile

Last checked 2026-10-17. Refreshed every three months.

Mobile’s burger places split between downtown and the streets just south of it, where the local burger joints and bars are, and the chain drive-thrus on Government Street, Airport Boulevard and Schillinger Road in west Mobile.

How we made this list. The places come from OpenStreetMap records inside Mobile’s city limits, which also feed our local directory, checked against each place’s own website on 2026-10-17. LoDa Bier Garten has no website we could find; we keep it because the Mobile County Health Department’s inspection map shows a May 2026 inspection. Burger King, Culver’s, Dairy Queen, Five Guys, McDonald’s, Sonic and Wendy’s have Mobile stores, but their location pages would not load for us to check hours, so they are left off this time. The list is alphabetical; it is not a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody paid to be on it. Restaurants can correct their entry through our contact page.

The places

Callaghan’s Irish Social Club, 916 Charleston St., has been a neighborhood bar since 1946 and hosts live music, its site says. The menu lists a burger, cheeseburger and bacon cheeseburger, plus a different burger special on several weekdays, among them a Conecuh burger on Thursday.

Hardee’s, 930 Schillinger Road S., has a drive-thru, a playground and Wi-Fi, according to its location page, and serves breakfast until 10:30 a.m.

Hooters, 3869 Airport Blvd., lists burgers alongside its wings and shrimp on its location page.

Krystal, 475 Schillinger Road S., is part of the Krystal chain. Its location page lists the store as open around the clock, with delivery and pickup.

LoDa Bier Garten, 251 Dauphin St., is a downtown bar and restaurant in the Lower Dauphin entertainment district. We found no website for it; the county health department inspected it May 5, 2026.

Paul’s Burgers & Fries, 101 N. Conception St., is a downtown burger restaurant that uses local ground beef from Perdido River Farms and cooks its fries in beef tallow, its site says. The menu includes a build-your-own burger and a mushroom Swiss burger, and the site takes online orders but does not post full hours.

Steak ‘n Shake, 3125 Government Blvd., lists one set of hours for every day of the week on its location page.

Whataburger, 2461 Government St., is the chain’s Government and Pinehill store. Its location page lists the dining room, drive-thru and delivery as open 24 hours, with curbside pickup from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

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• All Mobile where-to-eat lists
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Frequently asked questions

Where can I get a burger in downtown Mobile?

Paul’s Burgers & Fries is at 101 N. Conception St. and LoDa Bier Garten at 251 Dauphin St. Callaghan’s Irish Social Club, 916 Charleston St., is just south of downtown and opens at 11 a.m. Monday to Saturday and 10 a.m. Sunday.

Which Mobile burger places are open late or 24 hours?

Whataburger at 2461 Government St. and Krystal at 475 Schillinger Road S. list themselves as open 24 hours. Steak ‘n Shake on Government Boulevard is open until midnight, and Callaghan’s until 11 p.m.

Where does Paul’s Burgers & Fries get its beef?

Paul’s Burgers & Fries says it uses local ground beef from Perdido River Farms and cooks its fries in beef tallow.

What time does Hardee’s on Schillinger Road open?

Hardee’s, 930 Schillinger Road S., posts an opening time of 4 a.m. Monday to Saturday and 5 a.m. Sunday, with breakfast until 10:30 a.m.