Do you need to check out the most classic and most divey of dive bars in any hood? You must go to…read moreDoc's. A dive classic. Lots of patrons playing bumper pool. Excellent woman bartender. She asked four young adults for IDs. One woman didn't have and the bartender said no service. Young woman started screaming and cursing. We thought there might be a fist of cuffs. Young woman's main insult to the bartender: "You're an old Grandma." Sigh. And they left. And all the patrons went back to their games and convos and shots. Cheers!

Tony and I hit "Doc's Bar" as his 5th place on Bar Crawl...it's been in business since 1948!…read moreLike the previous places dark with the only natural light coming through the door and front windows! Tony got his usual PBR and I got a sprite w lemon & lime it was $5 plus a dollar tip Bar was packed! We had to sit at a table! Definitely recommend and Definitely going back

Let me start with one of the workers by the name of April Smith. April is a very hard worker with a…read morebeautiful demeanor. She is very easy to talk to, and she also makes sure that her customers are very well taken care of. She always has a happy personality. I suggest that you go by and just take a sneak peek at how well she does. The food is also excellent as well as the atmosphere. The Deck is the place to be. Sheron

Matt at the Deck bar is the bomb! Makes the best Margarita on Tybee! Cool ocean breezes, icy…read morecocktails and beach side ambiance. Ask for Matt!!!

The live music drew us right in. This little dive bar is the best time! People are very nice and…read morethe live band barely fits in the place, it's so small. You're basically stepping on their guitar cables. I love it! Has a small patio area in the back with picnic tables. Open late.

Live music was amazing. Small dive bar! I'm from Phoenix Arizona so it shocked me that people can…read moresmoke in the bar....but not only that, the bar tenders smoke while making your drinks! Was I transported back to the 50's. Staff is great! They were making fresh watermelon margaritas last night. I drank quite a few! Inexpensive and check out the back patio and pool table game room!

The food is excellent, well seasoned, came to the table hot from the kitchen and they were almost…read moreat capacity and a Saturday evening. Our server/waitress was awesome making sure everything was good and we had what we needed. The restaurant is nice, right on Butler Ave. The only issue was the enclosed dining area was hot, three a/c's three fans. Need a few more fans to help move the a/c. As the crowd started to thin out it started to feel better. My stars are mostly for the food and we will be back again soon. A must if visiting Tybee Island.

This was a great place not crowded- service was perfect and the food was fresh and delicious! The…read moreonly down side is the parking is definitely a problem as this is close to the beach and not many available spots - but the restaurant is worth coming for lunch - I recommend!

Love this dive bar! We always stop in when traveling to Tybee. Cold beer and surprisingly good…read morefood. Kitchen stays open late. They also do a happy hour with $2 domestic bottles--can't beat that!

I love going to play Kenyo but the food is always old. This time the beer cheese was lumpy and…read morebroken down. I guess they can't handle throwing out food. I wished it was better. Waiter did not much of a personality.

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.

Fannie's - Definitely quirky, the decor keeps your eyes busy. First floor had a funky smell,…read moreopted for the 2nd floor deck. Great view, service was a little slow, food was good. Need a place for the kids? -The menu will definitely keep them happy.

Really good shrimp basket with generous portions. A fun atmosphere and not busy at all on a cold…read moreFebruary day.

Food is good, we had the shrimp and chips, mozzarella sticks, California burger. We truly enjoyed…read moreour meal. The service was excellent our waitress Azriell kept up with us, our appetizer came out after our meal was served, but it's all good. The atmosphere I like it, Classic Music videos on the big screen & 70's & 80's decor. Will be back next time on Tybee Island.

This place is big. They have a fun area in the back of the restaurant. Our serve was knowledgeable…read moreand kind. The food was delicious and I ended up having to eat the other half later on.

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.

I know this place has a very high rating but I'm sorry we didn't get that during our latest visit…read moreon 5-8-26. Yes, latest visit since we also visited June 2025, and gave that visit a 4 star. Let me say there were several issues during this visit. First, they didn't have a common beer available, claiming they ran out of Corona. Now it is a Friday night and you're going into the weekend without one of the most popular beers - just crazy. Next I ordered the Low Country Boil, well after a few minutes another person comes to me as says they have no potatoes for the meal and offered extra sausage to make up the meal. I accepted that. When my meal came out, the server now tells me they owe me 2 more pieces of corn and they would quickly bring that to me. Guess what - never got them. The two pieces I did get were cold - I mean not fully boiled/cooked. Icy cold inside. Now we were with several other couples and one couple had to ask for their drinks a second time. Fact is their meal came out before their first drinks. I have to also mention the men's rooms. I was clearly hadn't been checked or cleaned in a while. Now let's face it, it got screwed up due to nasty guests, but staff really need to check it every so often. Folks I visit Tybee twice a year and there are plenty of options on the island. I think the Zunibar has lost my future business, as well as the 3 other couples we were with. If you choose here you have been warned. I hope you have a better visit.

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.