“McCarron Cousins” hold monthly lunches at Roshell’s
An extended Mobile family has met for lunch at Roshell's every month since 2003, on the last Friday at 11 a.m. Owner Roshell Flowers is part of that family.
Read at 1819 News (opens in a new tab)Spring Hill Avenue · Mobile, Alabama
A counter of red stools, a flat-top grill in plain view and an 8 oz. Steer Burger served fifteen ways. Breakfast from 6 AM, plate lunches and Gulf seafood till 8, Monday to Friday.


The building at 2906 Spring Hill Avenue went up in the 1950s and opened as Mack's Bar-B-Q Drive-In. The family's own drawing of the old drive-in shows the Mack's sign out front and window signs for Steer Burgers, steaks, hot dogs and hickory-smoked pit bar-b-q. The roadside sign today still reads "Since 1953."
Roshell started working at Mack's in 1974 and married into the Flowers family. In 1989 she and her husband took over the diner and put her name on it, and Roshell Flowers still owns it today. The family says it has been feeding people on this corner of Spring Hill Avenue since the 1920s.
The menu still carries the Mack name: Mr. Mack's original chili goes on the Chili Cheese Steer and the hot dogs, and the three-patty Mack Attack is the biggest burger on the board.
"We are old school. We are family."
Burgers are hand-pattied and cooked on the flat-top right in front of the counter. Longhorn horns hang over the grill, booths line the windows and there is a back dining room with TVs for larger groups and game days.






Breakfast off the griddle from 6 AM, then Steers, plate lunches and fried seafood until 8 PM. Closed weekends.
| Monday | 6 AM – 8 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 6 AM – 8 PM |
| Wednesday | 6 AM – 8 PM |
| Thursday | 6 AM – 8 PM |
| Friday | 6 AM – 8 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
An extended Mobile family has met for lunch at Roshell's every month since 2003, on the last Friday at 11 a.m. Owner Roshell Flowers is part of that family.
Read at 1819 News (opens in a new tab)AL.com profiled Roshell's as an old-school Spring Hill Avenue diner with a long history and some of the city's best burgers.
Read at AL.com (opens in a new tab)Roshell's made the list for its Steer Burger and red counter stools, and was nominated for Best Burger in Lagniappe's 2023 Nappie Awards.
Read at The Bama Buzz (opens in a new tab)Singled out “The Steer,” available fifteen ways, and the three-patty Mack Attack as a challenge for big appetites.
Read at Mobile Bay Now (opens in a new tab)“The open grill and stools make you feel like you have jumped back in time.”
“Might be the creamiest and tastiest grits I’ve ever had.”
“Portions are huge so be prepared to bring your appetite!!”
“Great counter for eating alone.”