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Jon Smith Subs Now Open in Downtown OWA

First Baldwin County Location Offers Fresh Flavor and Exciting Perks for Locals

Foley, Ala.— OWA Parks & Resort is excited to welcome Jon Smith Subs to the lineup of dining destinations in Downtown OWA. This marks the second Jon Smith Subs location in Alabama and the very first in Baldwin County, offering locals and visitors a new option for grilled-to-order subs, crispy fries, and fresh ingredients served hot and fast.

Located at 101-M South OWA Blvd., Jon Smith Subs is now open daily and serving up favorites like the fan-favorite Steak Bomb, packed with sirloin steak, grilled onions, mushrooms, bacon, and provolone. It’s the perfect stop whether you’re exploring OWA’s shops, enjoying Tropic Falls, or grabbing a quick bite.

“We’re thrilled to welcome Jon Smith Subs to Downtown OWA,” said Candice Frazier, Executive Director of Revenue at OWA Parks & Resort. “It’s always exciting to introduce something new for our guests, and Jon Smith Subs brings fresh flavors, great value, and the convenience of quick, made-to-order meals – making it a perfect addition to our lineup of dining options.”

To celebrate their arrival in Baldwin County, Jon Smith Subs is offering 25% off to all local residents—just show proof of Baldwin County residency at checkout.

To learn more about Jon Smith Subs, visit jonsmithsubs.com. For updates on the upcoming grand opening celebration, visit visitowa.com or follow OWA Parks & Resort on social media.

Contact:

Kristin Hellmich
communicationsinfo@pci-nsn.gov
(251) 359-8554

About the Poarch Creek Indians:

The Poarch Creek Indians is the only federally recognized tribe in Alabama. From hospitality to aerospace, we continue to operate in a variety of industries across the World. Read more about our Tribe here.

About OWA Parks & Resort:

Award-winning OWA Parks & Resort in Coastal Alabama is owned and operated by the Poarch Creek Indians.  OWA’s name is derived from a Creek word for “big water,” and the tropical theme of the 520-acre property was inspired by the Gulf of Mexico, minutes away via the Foley Beach Express.

At the heart of OWA is Tropic Falls, which includes a 23-ride theme park and the region’s largest indoor water park—bigger than a football field and covered by a convertible roof.  Adjacent to the indoor water park and connected by a retractable wall is Big Water Bay, a 30,000 sq. ft. wave pool and Coastal Curl wave simulator.  Just outside the ticketed areas is Downtown OWA. This pedestrian-only streetscape was inspired by Southern small towns and features numerous options for dining, shopping, and entertainment.  The destination resort offers a full calendar of events, from Downtown OWA’s own Mardi Gras Parade to the annual Christmas tree lighting with fireworks and snowfall.

For on-site accommodations, relax at OWA’s own award-winning TownePlace Suites by Marriott.  And for the RV traveler, Tropic Hideaway is a luxury RV resort that has everything you want, starting with its location at OWA Parks and Resort, just minutes from the Alabama beaches off the Foley Beach Express. The sites are all extra wide and feature a full complement of Wi-Fi and hook ups. Premium locations and pull-through sites are available.  OWA is the place in Coastal Alabama to thrill, then chill.

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