Tony and I was down at the Tybee Island Beach front and we decided to go on the Pier!…read moreThat is where the Riptide Bar is located since 1943! Tony paid $4 for his PBR and I didn't get anything. I left him to sit on the wooden decking while I walked to the end of the pier Definitely recommend and will definitely go again

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.

Nice spot for lunch and a bonus that it is beachside...really gives you that island ambiance…read more The service was great - friendly and very quick staff all around. I just got a BLTA (bacon, lettuce, tomato and avocado) which was good but the fries were a nice surprise - they had a little spice on them that I really enjoyed - very subtle but a little different from your run of the mill shoestring fries.

Awesome beachfront dining with one point of warning. Outside on the porch is a lovely spot for a…read moremeal, beverage or both. Just be aware that the local birds have an issue with outsiders sharing their space. Good Luck or not - no one likes being pooped on! We ordered strawberry daiquiris and a Tybee Salad and a chicken sandwich. Both items were tasty and filled the space available in our tummies. We did get a squirt gun dropped at our table to balance the scales of defense. We used it a few times. Needless to say no more surprises occurred. Friendly staff and great location.

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.

First time visit to Tybee Island. We enjoyed our dinner at Treylor Park. Finding delicious gluten…read morefree is a vacation bonus! The chow chow relish was amazing, fantastic fish tacos on soft corn tortillas! Though not gluten free, the family loved the trailer park nachos! They do have a gluten free pizza crust available. The cocktails were wonderful too! Great atmosphere, staff was fun!

Loved this place. Drinks were fun and the quirky menu was really good. PB&J wings were goodread more

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

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

This place was just okay. The kids shrimp and fries were good, but our two low country boil meals…read morewere disappointing since the shrimp was hard to peel and not deveined or cleaned whatsoever, which ruined it for me. It was very obviously seasoned after cooking instead of beforehand. The coleslaw was bland and didn't have enough dressing mixed in. We didn't even take our leftovers to go. We didn't realize until later that my daughter didn't receive the "treat" that was supposed to be included with the kids meal. The service was great and everything came out quickly. The bar stools were cute and the rest of the decor was nice. We likely won't return to Fannie's since we discovered better dining at Pier 16 and Stingray's Seafood.

Arrived at 7 pm on a Monday evening. The restaurant was full. Waited for a bit and a large table…read moreopened up for our group of 8. Between our all of us at the table we ordered blackened mahi tacos and low country boil. We also did the coconut shrimp appetizer. All of the food came out hot and well seasoned and delicious. There were no leftovers. For desert the key lime pie was also delicious. All in all it was a great experience and food was fantastic.

Stellar bar. Thoroughly enjoyed every second I spent here. Bar itself is lower than waist-level…read more Initially weird but then you get used to it. We stopped in here every night of our trip in Tybee Island. Pizza tasted fine; as expected for a late-night bar. Extremely personable and friendly staff. Drinks are fine. Ashtrays everywhere. Love!

It was fine. I went in because I was advised that they might…read morehave karaoke, but not on that night. There was a live musician but the volume was SO LOUD. I'd ordered a drink and was gonna head out after that, but they have a $10 card minimum, so I had to get another just to close out. But thankfully, with open container allowances, I was able to take it to go with me. It is a decent dive bar. But I don't think I would have gone in without hoping for karaoke, and I wish I had seen the $10 minimum before getting my first drink.

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!

Hidden gem on the main beach drag! The food was great, the beers incredible and the service was…read moreamazing. It's a cozy and intimate atmosphere with a handful of tables around the bar the frames the window looking out towards the Atlantic. It has great beer. Seriously, they've surpassed most all of the other Savannah breweries in my opinion and I go there usually twice a year to visit family. Highly recommend this place, you will enjoy it!