Everyone was really friendly both nights I went…read more It was in the slow season so I was the only one that was in there around 9:30pm. I got my food to go and it really good. The wings are nice and big and the nachos are really good. It's walking distance from the admiral hotel and you can walk down to the beach. Honestly I would go back just because for the service.

I think the Granita style drinks are spot on. I had called me a cab sugar-free and I mixed it with…read morejust a little bit of the piña colada and it was a delightful drink to sip on the beach at Tybee Island.. ask for samples to get the flavor you want. Catch a fun sea breeze buzz

Nice low key upstairs brewery. Amazing beer. Brightside Black Lager (schwarzbier) will make a…read morebeliever out of you if you're unsure about black lagers. Food was ... holy crap this place is a brewery why am I talking about the food!? Why, because Holy Crap The Food! They should charge money just to smell the smokers going. The guys working were great; friendly, chill, knowledfeable about the area and the beer. I could spend all day here. Uhm, I think I will...

Been a minute since coming to Tybee and discovered this spot just before you hit the curve on US 80…read moreas you're in the final straight toward the beach area of Tybee. The brewery is located on the 2nd floor with a great selection of different style beers brewed at Black River (Lager, Sessions, IPA, Pilsner etc....) This trip we only had beers and Rachel guided us through the beverage opportunities. Thank you, Rachel!! We'll definitely be back to have some more beers as well as food! Thanks for a fun couple of hours!

A welcoming and good vibe atmosphere greets you as you enter. We were greeted right away by a…read morefriendly staff! We were checked on regularly to see how we're doing. We had wings, side salad and truffle fries. Everything was hot and tasty! I hear they have live music but they weren't playing when we came for lunch. I would recommend Zunzibar for an all-around great experience!

Excellent service, food and cocktails!…read more Parking is adequate but not ample. (Don't try to park your Super C in the lot :) The bar and dining area are in a sort of ramada with curtains. If you're there in cold weather, position yourself in front of one of the blasting electric space heaters. I was there in January and didn't pay much attention to the outdoor seating, but did notice some fun-looking transparent geodesic dome tent-like thingies you can sit in. I had raw local oysters, falafel bites, and nachos. The oysters were fresh, chilled and served with interesting condiments. The falafel was sizzling hot and served with delicious tzatziki. I opted for South African sausage on the nachos and they were an interesting dining experience: made with sturdy potato chips instead of tortilla chips. The best part? The margaritas! I've been traveling around the Deep South for a month now and they are by far the best I've found.

Small place, indoor and outdoor seating. The place looked like a small old home from the 50's. We…read morehad our dog with us, waitress offered water for him. My husband had The Glizzy Dog that was featured on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. I had the Smothered Breakfast Burrito which was huge. There was no need to make reservation.

Do not get the coffee at Sea Wolf Tybee…read more In Sea Wolf's defense, our server told me as such. I ordered coffee, and he practically begged me not to. "Imagine Folgers... but worse," he said. I grew up on Eight O'Clock coffee--the only brand worse than Folgers-- so opted to brave the drip from Sea Wolf Tybee. How bad could it really be? Really bad. The Sea Wolf Tybee coffee was really, really, bad. The owners have made a deal with the barrier island devil where their successful establishment came at the expense of serving the worst coffee on earth. The coffee wasn't just bland, it was reeking with flavor, as if a tybee island horseshoe crab has been decaying in the coffee pot since the eatery was established in 2020. The server tried his hardest to prevent this 4-star review by warning me about the coffee, and in his defense the taste is not why I deducted Sea Wolf Tybee one star. I deducted one star because the vile 12oz cup of black drip coffee was $5 dollars. Like any diner at a lunch spot, I did not check the coffee's price before ordering it, assuming it'd be the standard $2-3 dollars. Even specialty coffee shops max their drip coffee prices at $4.50. Instead, Sea Wolf Tybee has opted to charge $5, rake-in a 95% profit margin, and exploit the trust of patrons who assume a cup of joe won't cost as much as Georgia's hourly minimum wage. I'm a former barista and coffee-lover, and $5 is the most expensive drip coffee I have ever encountered. Sea Wolf Tybee had outdone itself--the bill was more nauseating than the coffee.

Let me start out by saying yes this is a neighborhood bar with that kind of atmosphere. If you're…read morelooking for sophisticated drinks and concoctions, you won't find them here. The bar tender David will make anything you like if he has the ingredients. If you don't mind the atmosphere then you will enjoy the service and fall in love with the food! Bar food done right. Best burgers and wings in town. Period. Full stop.

Food was excellent....best cheese burger and onion rings on Tybee Island! We picked ours up but was…read morestill warm and great!

Farah turned what could have been a disappointing end to the night into one I'll remember for all…read morethe right reasons. Even though the kitchen was already closed, she went out of her way to make sure I was able to get something to eat. She didn't have to do that--it was simply an act of genuine kindness. Great bartenders don't just pour drinks; they make people feel welcome, cared for, and seen. Farah did exactly that. Her positive attitude, willingness to help, and exceptional customer service made all the difference. If you're lucky enough to have Farah taking care of you, you're in great hands. Thank you for going above and beyond!

After checking into our hotel we decided to find a local bar or pub via Yelp that was within…read morewalking distance. This pub was about a 10 minute walk from the Residence Inn so not bad at all. We arrived a little after 9:30pm and the place was busy in the bar area but plenty of seating in the dining area. We were immediately greeted and able to secure a spot within 2-4 minutes of arriving. You can tell this is a place where visitors patronize but there are also locals who were familiar with the bartender and had history. The bartender was lively and said whatever you want to drink if I have the ingredients I can make it. Old speckled hen and tenets on tap but no other English beer options. More of a variety of Irish beers. If you are seeking your traditional fish and chips as my lovely partner was this is not the place as they do not have fries, anything battered or fried on the menu. We ordered a open faced pot roast sandwich to share and it was a generous portion, meat was tender, gravy was tasty but if expecting roast in the sense of carrots, onions, parsnips this was just meat and gravy. However, I truly enjoyed it and the mashed potatoes were not instant and very tasty and filling. We felt welcomed, cozy and they were thorough on ID's which I appreciated. If ever in the area again we would return as they stayed open until midnight.

The manager is rude and has a frown on her face ALWAYS we have noticed. The waitstaff is great and…read moreshe holds the place back. I'm here alone because my friend didn't want to chance running into her again. The food and drinks and waitstaff are FABULOUS. Count yourself lucky if you don't go in on a day when the manager is in. She kills the entire energy of the restaurant.

Good dive and eatery. One server taking care of all the patrons--and he was a pro…read more The local oysters steamed were good--but a little large for me (I am spoiled by Wellfleet oysters all summer long). Fried oyster platter was great. Table of girls near us were way too loud. But the server and food were decent. We loved the Bernie artwork.

This is a great dive bar facing the river and is on Bay Street. It has outside seating that's a…read morebonus in nice weather. The prices are right and the service is quick and friendly. We struck up a conversation with another patron. Because the inside is cozy, it's easy to meet people. We did not have any food.

Hard to find but worth it. I hate to call it a dive bar, but this is what most people probably…read morethink once they walk in. While in the basement of a building, it was cool, eclectic and our pretzel pimento cheese bites were awesome! Check out the seasonal decorations and dollar bills all the ceiling. I neglected to get the bartender's name but she was great!