fairhope avenue
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fairhope avenue印象
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cute and trendy shops all along both sides. Trees are covered in little twinkly white lights.....no parking meters....all parking is angle or parallel.
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Had a fun day browsing the quaint shops in the area. So nice to get away from e touristy shops along the beaches...friendly and helpful staff everywhere! Bought some unique balsamic vinegars...be sure to check out the Happy Olive!
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Loved riding through this beautiful small town that we had read about in T&L magazine. Would love to go back and spend more time here.
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We stopped at Fairhope for lunch but ended up spending several hours enjoying the shops and sites. This would be a great girls' weekend with lots of fun things to do. Very pretty town.
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We went with friends up to Fairhope to see this town. A beautiful area is Fairhope Avenue, BUT do not go there in February on a Sunday. Almost all the stores were closed. We still enjoyed walking up one side and down the other. The flowers along the sidewalks were beautiful.
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Loved the rows of shopping even though most seemed to cater to older people as far as clothing... Lots of antiques, not enough coffee shops!
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This place reminded me of a number of small artist towns like Eureka Springs, Arkansas, or Pacific Grove, CA. The main street, Fairhope Avenue, is a hotbed of local shops, restaurants, and flowers. The white twinkle lights are left in the trees lining the street year-round. It is very walkable and quaint. The parking is free. If you have an afternoon, this is a great place. Or, if you have a whole day, be sure to visit one of the local museums.
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We own a condo on Fairhope Avenue between downtown and the Pier and it is the best location in Fairhope! Fairhope Avenue is a beautiful, multi-purpose street with beautiful flowers year round, shops, restaurants and residential all within a few minutes of each other.
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This is a nice place to walk, with a variety of little shops and places to eat. It is close to the water, which for me is a plus. The people are friendly and though much smaller, it reminds me of Asbury Ave in Ocean City, NJ.
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I only had the opportunity to spend a few hours in Fairhope but I think I could have spent days visiting all the cute little shops and boutiques! To make the most of your visit, stop by the history museum first and pick up a map of the area with all the shops and restaurants highlighted!