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Thai One On

We have something for everyone on our menu, with chicken, beef, pork, shrimp and tofu options to go with our noodles, curry and soup, as well as house specials and entrees. We can make most dishes meat-free for vegetarian guests, and whether you like your food five-alarm spicy or with just a little kick, we can accommodate your preference. Check out our catering options for your special event or meeting, and see our specials to find out what's new this week.
911 Noble Street Anniston, AL 36201
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256 770-7256
11 am to 9 pm Monday through Thursday, 11 am to 8 pm Sunday, 11 am to 10 pm Fri and Sat
This experience may be open for on-site visitation; however, offerings and/or operating procedures may have changed due to COVID-19. Please verify details before you go and visit the COVID-19 Resources page for more information.
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11 am to 9 pm Monday through Thursday, 11 am to 8 pm Sunday, 11 am to 10 pm Fri and Sat
2567707256
http://www.thaioneonrestaurant.net/menu.html

Getting There

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  • 911 Noble Street
  • Anniston, AL 36201
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Where to Stay

Michael Tucker Park Campground

Conveniently located at the trailhead for the Chief Ladiga trail, the campground features 16 primitive campsites with amenities.

Scenic Drive RV Park

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Hotel Express

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Springwood Inn Bed & Breakfast

Springwood Inn, a more than 130 year home situated on a mountainside with a view of Mt. Cheaha, has 20 acres of beautiful gardens and woods to explore.

Royal Inn

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Gander RV - Campground of Oxford

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Long Leaf Lodge at McClellan

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Lenlock Inn

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Upcoming Events

Spring Plant Sale at Longleaf Botanical Gardens

Discover your green thumb at the Longleaf Botanical Gardens and become one with nature as you test your senses in the Rotary Sensory Garden, relax by the Tropical Cascading Garden, and trek the Longleaf Nature Trail.

2023 Sunny King Criterium

The Sunny King Criterium is held along with the Noble Street Festival in Anniston's beautiful Downtown Historic District. While festival go-ers enjoy the hospitality, cuisine, music and arts of Anniston, hundreds of cyclists will race multiple laps o...

Noble Street Festival

The 21st annual Noble Street Festival comes alive with family-friendly activities including local cuisine, live music, pro bike racing, KidZone, YMCA Kids Bike Races (children pre-K to grade 6) and much more.
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What to See & Do

Anniston Freedom Riders Monument

Murals in the alleyways of the old Greyhound and Trailways Bus stations depict scenes from when the Freedom Riders were attacked here on May 11, 1961. Freedom Riders Park under development. Greyhound Bus Station: Site of first attack. Near 1031 Gurne...

McClellan Bike Trails

The McClellan Bike Trail consists of 10 miles of purpose built singletrack and is perfect for beginner riders of all ages.

German Italian POW Memorial

The Fort McClellan German-Italian P.O.W. Cemetery is listed on the Historic Cemetery Register. 28 POW's from Germany and Italy are buried on the former Fort McClellan, Alabama.

Calhoun County Agri-Center

The Agri-Center is home to agriculture shows during the Spring.

Blackberry Hill Alpacas

Blackberry Hill Alpacas is a 60 acre alpaca farm and gift shop. Come by and meet the animals and shop.

Downing and Sons Historic General Store

We specialize in vegetable and flower seed and plants, as well as upholstery and drapery fabrics, custom cut polyurethane foam, and sewing notions. We pride ourselves on a high level of customer service, along with the best prices on fabrics of any s...

Coldwater Mountain Bike Trail

Forever Wild Land Trust Coldwater Mountain Bike trail is currently home to an estimated 37 miles of Mountain Bike and Hiking trails with single trail legs developed by the International Mountain Bike Association. The trails are graded from easy to ex...

Spirit of Anniston

Anniston Civil Rights & Heritage Trail: First two sites include bus station buildings involved in first Freedom Rider attacks.
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