A Day in Waverly

Wild Flour Bakery is where Waverly begins its day, known for incredible pastries, the best Conecuh croissant in the South, and small-batch breads baked fresh each morning. Locals gather here over cups of locally roasted coffee, enjoying the outdoor seating and the easy rhythm of a Waverly morning.

Fig & Wasp is a mother-daughter-owned antique and art shop featuring constantly rotating treasures like French and English antiques, locally made pottery, vintage rugs, and original artwork. It’s not unusual to wander in and spend more time than you planned, discovering hand-crafted pieces from Scout’s pottery line or a signature wine crock that feels like it was meant just for you.

The Waverly Local serves seasonally inspired Southern fare inside what was once a Ford dealership, now transformed into a warm and inviting restaurant. Start with their signature bacon-wrapped Wickles okra appetizer before enjoying dishes featuring locally sourced produce, Gulf seafood, and thoughtfully crafted mains. Outdoor courtyard seating and a full bar make it the perfect spot to linger over dinner in Waverly.

Standard Deluxe is the creative heartbeat of Waverly, originally a print shop and now a beloved music and arts hub. Known for hosting the annual 280 Boogie that put Waverly on the map, this spot combines hand-printed posters and tees with an outdoor stage and Little House venue where live shows light up the town. It’s the place where art, music, and community come together under the Alabama sky.