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Diamond Jim's & Mrs. Donna's

Diamond Jim's & Mrs. Donna's

Livingston

We are a family owned business, serving up the best food around. Our steaks are hand cut daily and marinated in our special seasons and cooked on a charcoal grill. We also serve fresh seafood in our homemade batter as well as our special recipe Bar-B-Que Pork and twice baked potatoes. Come and check us out!

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  • 440 Alabama 28
  • Livingston, AL 35470
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Region

Livingston is located in the Tombigbee River Valley Area of the Central Alabama Region

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Hours of Operation

Mon-Tues: CLOSED; Wed: 5pm-9:30pm; Thurs-Fri: 11am-1:30pm, 5pm-9:30pm; Sat: 5pm-9:30pm; Sun: 11am-1:30pm

One of the 100 Dishes to Eat in Alabama

Steaks

This dish makes the list as a highly recommended, local favorite.

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Lakewood

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What to See & Do

Lake LU

Lake LU and the Nature Trails are located on the UWA campus. The trails are used for hiking, running, bird watching, and more!

Sumter County Nature Trails

The Sumter County Nature Trails are made up of lake, prairie, and forest trails. Miles of trails are perfect for hiking, running, bird watching, picnicking, and wildflower study.

Sumter County Courthouse Square

The courthouse was erected on July 9, 1902. Present day Livingston is still centered around the Courthouse Square.

Black Belt Museum

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