1st visit: Sunday Brunch menu. Kendall, friendly server, reco’d chicken & waffles. Very good & actual fried chicken, not chicken tenders. Wife happy w/ fish tacos. White sangria & red; both very good.
Small Hook & Ladder & small drink (free refills), helps hold down the cost & is really enough for most lunches. No chips needed.
1st visit, so got fried chicken. Very good. Green beans, mashed sweet potatoes & Mac not bad either! Fish looked good too. Very decent prices.
Gyros are the go-to item here, obviously. Fairly decent lunch-combo pricing for downtown ATL. Gyro, fries & drink or salad & drink for $7.80 (in 2019).
It was good, but burger, fries & drink for $11.43 is too pricey to do often. Split the ample & unique fries if with someone. I’d leave off Big Al sauce to really taste the butter-grilled burger.
Wife loves the Floridian Omelette (it’s topped with crab meat). I go the sweet route with a bananas foster-Belgian Waffle. Very good. And Deneen Pottery mugs for sale.
It’s a little pricey, but you’re paying for fresh Gulf seafood in a resort area, so I suppose it’s to be expected. Very friendly owners in store & willing to help explain what’s available, etc.
I got shrimp & grits, which was “good.” Two in our party got pulled pork sandwich, liking it a lot (jalapeños in baked beans were totally unnecessary). Another got brisket sandwich & said very good.
Great view right on beach if sitting on deck. Good fried & other seafood at surprisingly reasonable prices. Rice, corn & mixed veggie sides nothing special, but the fish & shrimp are why you’re here.
Not bad at all. Not quite as overpriced as most Destin seafood places & decent fried fish & shrimp. In our book, a couple hush puppies are a gimme, but here it’s a side item choice for a bowl of them.
This used to be an “Another Broken Egg” location & VERY similar still. Great service from Artur & great Bananas Foster Waffle. Wife loves coastal omelette.
Always a fave when in Destin area. 2 locations & both get swarmed, but Santa Rosa seems to have more donuts longer & may not get slammed quite as early. At 7:30 only 3 in line. Full meals avail too.
Made up a steak, cheese & onion with garlic base. Very good. Wife loved her Greek salad & small pizza in the Maddio Meal.
Good burgers & fries. A tad pricey. We tried shakes for 1st time choc & peach. Could use a bit more flavoring, but good.
Can be crowded. Cookiewich (ice cream cookie sandwich) seems plenty big enough if tempted to the Bigwitch. Plain cookies should be delicious too.
Favorite Italian restaurant for 15-20 yrs, we miss it since we moved away. Still delicious. I can’t break from baked ziti w/sausage. Wife loves the manicotti. Great marinara & bread sticks too.
Don’t miss if you like history, architecture, coastal views or outdoor time. Large brick fort built on coastal mud in 1st half of 1800s complete with moat, draw bridge & Civil War cannon ball damage.
New shop in 2019. Have been twice & both were great. Slim 3 (tuna) on the new multi-grain wheat sub roll & drink gets you out for just over $6. Free street parking is odd but so far not a problem.
It’s Hilliard’s so you know what you’re getting - not fancy, but good, reliable food & service. Great fried seafood, - wife & I swap around fried flounder & shrimp excellent onion rings, slaw, etc.
A classic in Savannah for generations, w/ the decor & beautiful bar to prove it, some old classics are the crab stew & the CBP Burger. Many other choices as well. Try to park in back & enter there.
Lucky’s was a pleasant experience. Some good options. From one visit, can’t figure where it falls on the Trader Joe’s through Whole Foods spectrum, but check it out.
