A Louisiana farmer brings hand-picked fresh produce once a week. The restaurants work with area farmers, including Local Appetite Growers in Silver Hill and Sweet Home Farms in Elberta, Alabama. Cobalt offers a gorgeous indoor dining room and an expansive deck overlooking the Perdido Pass. The building and the property are a huge draw, and once you meet the staff and eat the food, it just all flows together seamlessly.”Ĭosmo’s is a colorful and artsy restaurant, with a menu just as bright. “Cobalt is a little more elegant, but casual at the same time. “With Cosmo’s, we wanted the neighborhood eatery … the place the locals wanted to go and hang out,” McLeod says. A frequent patron of Cosmo’s, the partnership was a natural fit – in a naturally beautiful setting. He would build the restaurant, but he wanted someone he could trust to operate it. In the early 2000s, they found a property on Canal Road to open Cosmo’s, which has since become one of the top restaurants on the island. Then, in late 2006, Larry Wireman, developer of luxury waterfront condominium Caribe, approached the Harsanys about operating an eatery adjacent to the development.
“That was a very successful group for a long time, and anyone with an entrepreneurial spirit, it comes time to branch out and do your own thing,” he said of the Harsanys. We spoke to Sam McLeod, former executive chef of Cobalt who was recently promoted to Culinary Director of the restaurants – including Cosmo’s, Cobalt and the highly anticipated Luna’s, opening Spring 2016. The husband and wife team are surrounded by a talented group who have worked together for more than 15 years, originally at Bayside Grille. When you visit a place as beautiful as the Gulf Coast, you’ll probably want to spend as much time as you can outside, enjoying the sunshine, eating fresh-caught seafood, and generally living as the locals do. That must have been just what Brian and Jody Harsany were thinking when they opened Cosmo’s on Canal Road in Orange Beach, followed a few years later by Cobalt on the Perdido Pass. An Eatery Experience That Won’t Give You The Blues Cobalt Orange Beach AL
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