Dale’s Penthouse was an upscale restaurant situated at the summit of the Walter Bragg Apartment Building, now known as Capital Towers. The establishment was distinguished by its ornate interior design and by a diverse menu intended to appeal to a wide range of tastes. Regular patrons included politicians, business leaders, and members of the social elite.

The restaurant was located on the eleventh floor of the apartment building and afforded expansive views across the rapidly developing city of Montgomery. An outdoor terrace with dining tables formed part of the venue and contributed significantly to the overall dining experience. Attendance at Dale’s Penthouse for social gatherings or evening entertainment was widely regarded as a distinctive and prestigious occasion.

The Walter Bragg Apartment Building itself was considered an architectural achievement of its era. Completed in 1954, it received a notable architectural award in recognition of its design. The presence of an establishment such as Dale’s Penthouse further enhanced the building’s status and prominence. However, the grandeur of the restaurant was destroyed by fire on the night of 7 February 1967, reducing the venue to ruins.