
Le Moyne’s Chophouse, located in downtown Mobile, combines tradition with innovation featuring a menu that offers the fine cuts, fresh Gulf seafood, crafted cocktails, and an extensive selection of wines. Infusing a welcoming energy with Mobile’s rich heritage, Le Moyne’s delivers unparalleled service and attention to detail, ensuring every visit is a memorable experience. For intimate gatherings, our private dining room offers an exclusive setting, catering to small to medium-sized events, elevating any occasion with refined dining.
Hours
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
| Friday | 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | 5–10 PM |
| Monday | 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 251 Government St, Mobile, AL 36602
Phone: (251) 706-8019
Website: https://www.lemoynes.com/
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Other than that, everything was phenomenal absolutely an amazing experience
We got the Oyster Louis and Shrimp Cocktail APPETIZERS. For main course we got Lamb and Scallops, for sides we got Truffle Fries and Smoked Cream Corn. For dessert we got two crème brûlée and four espresso shots
For appetizers I started with the crab cake and oysters, and the crab cake was good, but I’ve had better; oysters were good. For my entrée, I ordered the filet with the Oscar and a side of smoked creamed corn. The corn was overwhelmingly smoky, to the point that it burned my throat, so I swapped it for mashed potatoes instead. The lobster tail with butter was good, and the Conecuh macaroni was average, nothing special.
My waiter was amazing; he did an exceptional job explaining the menu and making recommendations.
Service was slow throughout the evening. We waited about 10 minutes before anyone introduced themselves or offered water or bread. If you have time constraints, plan to allow at least two hours for a party of 2–4.
Pre-bussing was minimal and only occurred when entrées were delivered (we ordered apps, salads, etc) Attentiveness was inconsistent; we had to seek out staff multiple times for water refills and bread, despite asking our server throughout the meal. We attempted light conversation, but interactions felt scripted and impersonal.
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It gives movie vibes;
you can eat, stare out the window, and watch the hustle of Mobile. Perfect if you’d rather observe strangers than make small talk with your date.
I came for the beef Wellington , a dish you almost never see executed well in Mobile , and they delivered magnificently. The pastry was golden, crisp, and evenly laminated, not soggy or underbaked like so many places attempt and fail. The mushroom duxelles had depth: earthy, aromatic, and seasoned with intention rather than as an afterthought. The tenderloin itself was cooked to a true medium-rare, still juicy, with that clean, buttery texture you expect but rarely get. Each component held its own, and together they created that perfect bite where the pastry crackles, the duxelles melt, and the filet speaks for itself. It’s the kind of Wellington that tells you someone in the kitchen actually respects the technique.
The crab cake was one of the freshest I’ve had in Mobile. Light, clean, and flavorful without the heavy filler so many places rely on.
The blue cheese wedge was a pleasant surprise. The pickled onions added brightness, and the bacon brought that trendy fine-dining flair. A well-balanced, enjoyable starter.
My filet was cooked exactly to the temperature requested — tender, nicely cut, and seasoned well.
Service, however, was a little off. It took quite a while for anyone to acknowledge us after being seated, and refills were slow to arrive. Clearing the tables took a while. If you’re on a time constraint, give yourself extra room to fully enjoy the meal without stress. This does not take into account the time it takes to successfully prepare the beef Wellington. That’s an understandable waiting period and worth the wait.
But what is a nice cherry on top: right across from the dining area is a bar with a grand piano. It rounds out the entire atmosphere with a cinematic touch — city vibes, warm lighting, and the perfect view if you prefer to people-watch or collect conversation material while you dine.
Overall, a strong experience with standout dishes. I usually visit RC but this has knocked RC off the pedestal for me. Especially since this place is open later on Saturday.