Omg! It was absolutely an amazing place. We came for dinner in Sunday. Didn't make a reservation…read moreand were seated immediately. Ambience is super relaxed and inviting. Service was super friendly and attentive. Food was unbelievable! Best food we had in our entire trip. We had some corn, captains platter with blackened shrimp, salad, chowder, and mussels. Our toddler loved the mussels. He ate them all. All food was beyond great. I also had non alcoholic drinks which was very good! Definitely recommend.

We stopped by Salt Island Fish and beer while visiting the island on a lazy Sunday afternoon. My…read moremother-in-law and brother-in-law were in town hanging out with us. Because this was their first time in Savannah, we couldn't let them leave without a visit to the beach. Although the day was a bit overcast and windy, it was still a nice afternoon and we decided to grab some local fare before heading back to Pooler. Salt Island is a small restaurant located right on the main strip as you turn into the seafront area. There is limited parking in and around the restaurant, but we were lucky because Sunday afternoon was fairly deserted. However, I would imagine that on a busy weekend you would likely need to find creative parking because a lot of the nearby parking seemed to be reserved for home and condominium owners. The restaurant has indoor and outdoor seating with a sizable bar and plenty of room to entertain larger groups. The menu is fairly simple but packed with a couple of really interesting items that you wouldn't technically expect to find in a beachfront fish house. And while we didn't order any of the more offbeat items, I have to say, seeing Chicken Tinga on the menu was a pleasant surprise. Especially since my in-laws are Mexican. Lol, I actually ordered the whole fried snapper tacos, which was essentially a whole fish fried to perfection but then accompanied with a bounty of authentic Mexican taco fixings including fresh tortillas, Cajita cheese, and fresh salsa and guacamole. The waiter promised I would be the envy of the table, and I was! This thing was so big. I ended up taking some of it home and eating it as a late night fish taco snack. The rest of the table ordered a combination of the fresh fish served any way you like it and the shell on shrimp boil. Both options were also fantastic. They also offer a variety of beers and have a fairly full bar so there's fun to be had here for everyone. Service was also really tight with our waiter making multiple trips to the table to make sure everybody was good. This is definitely a spot I would recommend if you are hanging out at the beach.

Excellent pizza made fresh and hot. Great dough! Very friendly service and fast. Great beach…read moreambience! Definitely recommend!

They definitely take the craft of pizza seriously. Beautiful thin crust, tasty sauce and really…read moresolid cup pepperoni. Shared a salad along with the pineapple lemonades, great meal.

Not impressed. We stopped in to watch the draft (it's a sports bar, right?). There was zero people…read morein there other than the bartender. When we asked if she would put the draft on, her response, "I mean, I guess, but we only have local channels." Very unfriendly and her attitude showed us she wasn't interested in us being there. So we left.

This place is fantastic! You have to see Jenny -she's amazing and has a a lot of great stories !read more

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.

What a wonderfully refreshing experience! This chef knows his stuff. Great food and drink,…read morefantastic staff, lovely glassware, ambiance, and presentation. It's so nice to see a fellow business owner who clearly takes pride in his work and cares about both his customers and employees. We went back several times during our vacation.

Our first impression wasn't great and we probably should've just left. There's a sign at the door…read morethat says wait to be seated however, after waiting a bit we had to ask the bartender about a table. She told us to sit wherever there's an open one. We waited about 10 minutes before a waitress brought menus and another 10 to get water. We weren't the only ones to experience this as the other 3 tables that were seated near us waited quite awhile also. We ordered the ratatouille and it was just ok but not worth the price. The fish and chips had zero flavor, I don't think they even put salt on the fish. The short rib Sammie was decent and the cottage pie was ok. Overall with the not so great service and the food not making up for it we wouldn't recommend this place.

This place is fabulous! Staff is very friendly, fun and…read morewelcoming! They don't rush you, and instead encourage you to enjoy your time there. Location is fantastic, you are right next to the beach and there's a constant breeze coming from the ocean (always bring something to wear on top). The ambience is overall very cute, simple and romantic at the same time. Also nice to enjoy with family (grown up family - I feel like kids wouldn't have a lot of space to run around ). We had chips and dips, two cocktails (key lime martini and pink flamingo) and a white wine (brut). My favorite was definitely the key lime martini, but that's of course a matter of taste. If I were in tybee island for more days, I would most likely be at this place every evening! (They also have food, but we got here for an after dinner)

Wouldn't serve me, a 43 year old a beer because I forgot my ID. Claimed it was because of…read moreundercover cops. Guess what, while it is illegal to serve someone under age, it's not illegal to serve a 43 year old without an ID. I had several pictures of my ID on my phone. The miserable woman at the bar didn't care. Would not come back. I was okay sitting one out and having a meal without a drink but she went above and beyond to make it very uncomfortable. She made it clear she'd be watching me.

Bama is the best bartender!!! Food smells amazing and alcohol is top tier…read more Best Bach trip ever

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

We stopped in while visiting Tybee Island. They have a good amount of outside seating, so we…read moredecided to enjoy the warm March weather. Friendly staff let us choose where we wanted to sit. Lots of outdoor and rooftop seating. We started off with the crab stuffed mushrooms. Then, we had the grilled shrimp tacos with aioli and the fried green tomato sandwich. Everything was very tasty and assembled well. The fried green tomatoes had a nice crispy topping and the sandwich had a delicious sauce on it. Tasty fries with it. Very good. It was a pretty good spot in the downtown Tybee area among a lot of mediocre restaurants. This was a good pick if you want a good lunch or dinner near the Tybee pier.

Amazing Food and a chic beach vibe interior with comfy chairs…read more The staff were very attentive and very friendly. We couldn't figure out which appetizers to order because they all sounded amazing! We ended up ordering the Southern Fried Green Tomatoes, Crab Stuffed Mushrooms, Crab and Shrimp Dip, Georgia Shrimp and Garlic Parmesan Oysters! All were apps were flavorful and delicious! Joseph our waiter/bartender made KILLER Espresso Martinis! Cheers to Pier 16!

Excellent spot on Tybee all the way around. Small dive feel, casual and incredibly friendly. Great…read morebar menu with plenty of wines and beers and some seriously good cocktails (including rotating seasonal specials). 3 of our party for the Remember the Maine and loved it. Menu has a clear focus on a several diff go to dog options, along with other sando and plated selections. Don't sleep on them oysters either! We have a fantastic dinner with a fish dip app plus 3 of the 4 oysters featured. Split an Italian dog and a chicken thigh sando that was incredible. Extra props for being knowledgeable and giving a damn about food allergies as well. Incredible service from several diff staff members throughout the meal. Wouldn't hesitate to go back.

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.

Entertaining, fun, divey place! it was near our hotel, and I am glad we tried it out! Locals &…read moreemployees are welcoming! My husband adored the fact that the owner purchases the NFL Sunday ticket: we were able to watch an important game! Extra Pluses: beers are super inexpensive! Since they do not serve food, you are allowed to bring in your own!

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.