This is a must stop for cocktails when in town. The outdoors deck is so beautiful and many times…read morelike the day we were there, you can see dolphins while you are enjoying your drink/food. We had great drinks but for some reason, 2 of the 3 drinks were missing their salted rims. Our wait staff was great and attentive. Def recommend!

Didn't get to try the food but had a great drink and the views were gorgeous! The swings and…read moregreenery were beautiful sit on and watch the water. Service was great

Had a fantastic dinner at Georgia Sea Grill…read more Calloway was our server and she was absolutely amazing. She not only kept up with all of our shenanigans but gave it right back, which made the experience even more fun. Attentive, personable, and just a great vibe all around. We started with peach martinis (highly recommend) along with the fried okra, crab soup, wedge salad, and beet salad. Everything was fresh and full of flavor--great way to kick off the meal. For the main course we tried the flounder prepared a few different ways--one fried, one pan-seared, and one bronzed--and each one was fantastic. And then two orders of scallops which were incredibly buttery and cooked perfectly. We wrapped it all up with a slice of Georgia pecan pie that was the perfect sweet ending. Great food, great service, and a really fun night. We'll definitely be back.

The fried shrimp was delicious. It came with garlic Cole slaw which was yummy as well. The shrimp…read moreand grits were awesome as well. The taso ham added a nice touch. The Brussel sprouts could be best described as blah. The service was awkward. The waitress would only look at one person at a time. There are two sides of the restaurant all of the locals seem to go to the piano side. Definitely worth a try but not sure if I'll be back.

My friends and I stopped into Rafters for an afternoon beer while waiting for our check-in time at…read moreour AirBnB. It was fine. But what struck me as very odd, was that there was no music or background noise whatsoever. It was like we were in a library that served beer. There were a few people at the bar and you could easily hear what everyone was saying. I was very aware of the noise level and it didn't feel comfortable speaking at a normal volume. At some point I have to imagine some sort of music gets played. It's just not in the mid afternoon. I will say the service was friendly and fast. The didn't have any beer on draft which was kind of a bummer. I might dip in again at night. But I don't see myself showing up again mid afternoon. It was super awkward and weird.

Great drinks, didn't try the food! Music was loud and atmosphere gave dive-bar which we love…read more Nothing too touristy, definitely a regular spot for locals. We sat at the bar and played keno and Kenny made us feel like locals when we're from out of town!

How this place doesn't have a Michelin star is beyond me, been here about 6 times since march, i am…read moreimpressed by the food and service every time. Are they slower sometimes due to the amount of people and drinks? Sure but still amazing experience nonetheless. My last meal would be from here

Reid's Apothecary now offers bottomless--but instead of refills, they bring you a full bottle of…read morechampagne with juice (love that). I may or may not have finished mine. lol We booked through Resy--highly recommend. My husband had the chorizo burrito (good, but didn't love the fried chicken gravy), and I had the farmhouse skillet--tasty, but the chimichurri was a bit too limey for me. Shoutout to our waitress Emily--she was fantastic and made the experience even better. Definitely coming back!

VERY expensive VERY small portions - 3 scallops. Even at $45 per lb, super pricey. Not memorable…read moreat all, in either presentation or quality of food or preparation. Did not care for having my dinner served to me in an ugly bowl. Not the Cloister at Sea Island I remember. Now I understand why so many people were ordering hamburgers! And I didn't go to the Cloister to eat hamburgers. Can get that anywhere.

Not cheap but we had a great meal with great drinks. Had the…read more red bean salad with long beans and pickled slaw. Loved it. Zatar Sea Bass with leaks was an A+ for my husband Hanging tender with fries. Perfectly good. Had the garlic butter. It came out with a slice and just wouldn't melt. Otherwise is was great. My husband liked his old fashioned

The crew and I were lucky enough to dine at Mas Tacos on a Tuesday for...you guess it...Taco…read moreTuesday! The venue is on the smaller side but makes up for it in spades with the adjoining game room with pool, music and arcade games. Lets get back to the subject however, 'dem tacos were quite acceptable. The 3-star rating refers to my opinion that they would not be worth $4 each (versus buy one get one free on their Tuesday promotion) and the service was disappointing. While both the barkeep and the waitress were at max capacity to manage a room full of patrons with a plethora of dining and drink orders, I don't remember a single time we were asked to refill our glasses or how we liked our cuisine. It's the little things, after all. The taco's were in the 2-3 bite range, each being carefully made to order. I was particularly fond of the georgia new york strip steak, paired with chimichurri sauce. The corn tortillas were doubled up and toasted just right to not get too soggy. Another hit was the duck confit carnitas with salsa verde. Very approachable portions and the flavors paired well together. If you're looking for happy hour snacks, I'd recommend 3-4 tacos, a little more if you're seeking to fill your stomach.

Very disappointing! We started with chips and salsa well the…read moretortilla chips were the multicolor type which are typically bland and the salsa tasted like vinegar. I had 2 pork tacos and my wife had the fish special tacos both tacos had more vinegar tasting salsa on them then anything else ( see picture ) corn tortillas which where falling apart (stale). Beer was cold and the chicken wings where good on the plus side. Wanted to really like this nice little place but can't recommend it.

Not sure why this property gets such middling reviews. I stayed here for a week on a business…read moretrip, and really enjoyed it. Quiet property, rooms well maintained and recently updated, great marsh views, and minutes away from the best restaurants on the island. Super friendly and accommodating staff, especially Gabriel, Michaela, and Khellen (probably misspelled those last two). I did have a minor billing error, but the folks at the front desk made sure to resolve it. My only dings on the room would be the indoor humidity level (but hey, you're steps away from the marsh, what do you expect) and the shower being in need of a deep cleaning (bit of mold and soap scum buildup). Also--and this is super minor--there is no shelf in the shower, so you're stuck storing your toiletries on the floor if you don't want to use the hotel-provided stuff. Oh, and there's no lifeguard on duty at the pool, so it can get a bit rowdy depending on how many teenagers are around. All in all, I'm very happy with my stay here, and would definitely recommend this property if you don't want to deal with the craziness around the south end of the island. Also, for the other reviewer who said they had to haul their luggage up stairs... there are ramps at every building. You just have to look for them.

I didn't even think to check reviews before booking. We trusted Hilton's website, good reviews…read morethere, as a luxury resort. This is really run like a small, mom and pop hotel, that is severely understaffed. The front desk works extremely hard, seems like there is usually only one person there at a time, and it can be a lot to handle. They are completely out of soap. No soap in bathrooms to wash your hands. Gives off vibes like they do not have enough money to buy the staples to keep this place going. They have scheduled daily "cocktail" hours, like cookies, games, mocktails, etc....... yet, no one manages it, no one there is making the drinks, making the cookies. These are the little things that make "resort" hotels a little nicer. But they don't feel like they need to bother. The pool was closed for remodeling, I wish we were told when we booked, we probably would have stayed at another property. (Yes, you could use their sister property in theory, but that really wasn't convenient for us). It seems like the hotels main focus is golf, keep the golfers happy, and it's good enough. But families, are brushed to the side. The room it self was good. Seems like each room is different. Good amount of space, especially if you are staying for an extended amount of time. I wish there were really glass wear in the room like most Hilton hotels. Shower was disgusting, pretty sure it wasn't stained, just poorly cleaned. You have to request housekeeping, which we typically don't use, but it's nice when you at least see housekeeping regularly so you can give them your trash or get fresh towels. We had no where to put our garbage. Rooms are designed weird, where you enter one door, with your key, just to get access to 3 more doors. So there is 300, 300A, 300B. Which can be very confusing. Some reason, they labeled every room at their hotel with 300. First floor, 300's, Second floor, 300's... The views were nice, it does look nice in the area, nice greenery and small lakes. Big marsh views, for the most part you get privacy, you can open up your windows. But there are people walking their dogs early in the morning.

At first this was hard to find. It sits on the second floor of the building. What a nice place…read more They provide indoor seating and a full bar. They also offer an outside covered patio seating. Then you can go to the rooftop with some decent views and nice seating. The staff was wonderful. Not sure they could be any better. What a great experience. Food was fabulous. Not sure you can get anything that would taste bad. The starters were great. The bread was delicious. The cauliflower was sweet and delicious. The meals were fantastic and the desert was amazing. If you're in town you need to stop here.

Fun holiday evening here with our family group facilitated by lovely service! We were delighted by…read morethe French cut mini lamb lollipops as a special appetizer, and the pork skewers and tomato pie were also great. We also didn't resist the sourdough made by "sourbroughs" and glad we didn't! These were some welcome updates to the starter menu. The dinner special snapper was excellent, and the steak tips were cooked perfectly over fettuccine. 1509 and the entire updated Kress building / hotel is a downtown Brunswick gem worth stopping by. In nice weather definitely check out the rooftop bar space too.