Welcome to Dothan, Alabama, a vibrant city with a population of 84,548, known for its thriving peanut industry and scenic parks. As we explore the landscape of dining in Dothan, we take a look at closed-down restaurants that have left an imprint on the culinary scene. From permanently closed establishments to those that are temporarily closed, it’s a nostalgia-filled journey through the city’s history of closing down dining spots that were once beloved by locals.
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Franchise permanently closed; handwritten note confirmed end of its Dickey’s affiliation.
Alabama’s second-oldest barbecue restaurant has closed after 115 years. Dobb’s Famous Bar-B-Q was a cornerstone of the Dothan community for generations.
Burger Chef was located at 1186 Montgomery Hwy, Dothan, AL 36303. It is now Plum's Lounge.


