
Welcome to Restaurant Week in MoCo!
Get ready to eat your way through Morgan County during Restaurant Week, August 15–21! Participating is easy, and every restaurant you visit gives you another chance to win.
Step 1: Get Your Restaurant Week Passport & Sign-Up for our Digital Guide
Sign up below to access the digital Restaurant Week Guide, and pick up a physical Dining Passport at any of the participating restaurants listed below.
Step 2: Visit Participating Restaurants
From August 15–21, visit any participating locally owned and operated restaurant and dine in. All Participating Restaurants are listed below.
Step 3: Collect a Sticker
After dining, ask the restaurant/your server to stamp your Restaurant Week Passport. Each sticker equals one entry into the Restaurant Week prize drawings
There is no limit to the number of entries you can earn! Visit as many participating restaurants as possible and collect a stamp at each location.
Only one stamp may be collected per participating restaurant.
Step 4: Turn In Your Passport
Once Restaurant Week is over, place your completed physical passport in the designated drop box at the:
Decatur-Morgan County Tourism Visitor Center
350 Market Street NE
Decatur, Alabama 35601
Digital Guide entries will be submitted through the online pass.
Step 5: Watch for the Winners
Restaurant Week winners will be announced on our social media pages (@VisitDecaturAL) at 3:00 p.m. CST on Monday, August 24.
Prizes may include:
- Restaurant gift cards
- Bottles of wine
- Attraction passes
- Local merchandise and swag
- Dining experiences
- And more!
The more restaurants you visit, the more chances you have to win. Grab your passport, discover a new favorite, and enjoy some of the best bites in Morgan County!
PARTICIPATING RESTAURANTS
Local Eats!
Big Bob Gibson BBQ
For over 100 years, Big Bob Gibson Bar-B-Q has anchored American smokehouse culture, passing down its legendary recipes through five generations. Inducted into the Barbecue Hall of Fame and decorated with 18 World Barbecue Championships, this historic institution is internationally renowned as the birthplace of the iconic, tangy Alabama white sauce.



































































