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Best Seafood Dive near St. Mary's Ga.
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Artfuldodger
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Skippers should have a drink called the Gilligan that makes you act silly.
Down4Count
Senior Member
Lang's.
killswitch
Senior Member
yes again...... Crispy whole flounder !!
Mexican Squealer
Senior Member
Yes Sir, my favorite thing on the menu.
ddavis1120
Senior Member
I'll vouch for B&J, Skippers or Mudcats. In my mind B&J and Mudcat are more fried seafood and Skippers has a little bit of everything although all three have pretty good menus. Mudcats is at Two Way marina just south of Darien, Skippers is at the waterfront next to the old forts in Darien and B&J is off 17 in Darien if it matters.
Miguel Cervantes
Jedi Master
mrs. hornet22
Beach Dreamer
Already planning a stop by Hunters Cafe in Shellman's Bluff if they are open then. My kind of hole in the wall place.
I think Shellman's Bluff is where the condo is. Only been once a long time ago. Never got to got to B.J's, but my Mama loved that place.
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DannyW
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Now were talkin
This one cracks me up...either it flew over the head of most people, or they have a lot more self control than you and I...
Miguel Cervantes
Jedi Master
It's been easily 20 years since the last time I made it to Hunters Cafe. A stuffed flounder that hung over all sides of the plate and a crab stew that was down right sinful.
Can't wait to hit some of these haunts y'all are throwing out there.
Knotmuch
Senior Member
Speeds Kitchen at Shellman's Bluff has the best stuffed flounder I have ever eat. Nothing on their menu is bad.
killswitch
Senior Member
Miguel Cervantes
Jedi Master
Appreciate all of the recommendations. We prolly won't cross over into Florduh as we'll basically have a day and a half to cavort around before we go to the island for a few days. We will spend the time in between stuffin our gullets checking out local state parks, areas of interest etc.
As most of y'all have figured out, I am looking for the most desolate of desolate that your average tourist would never find, ever, on their best day. Local hangouts.
So far I've narrowed it down to these:
Hunters & Speeds in Shellman's Bluff
Skippers in Darien
Seagles & Lanes in St. Mary's
Any other not very well known hole in the walls we are missing?
As most of y'all have figured out, I am looking for the most desolate of desolate that your average tourist would never find, ever, on their best day. Local hangouts.
So far I've narrowed it down to these:
Hunters & Speeds in Shellman's Bluff
Skippers in Darien
Seagles & Lanes in St. Mary's
Any other not very well known hole in the walls we are missing?
Artfuldodger
Senior Member
Speed's and Hunters both look pretty good. They do meet the "most desolate of desolate" requirement in looks.
They look beyond casual!
They look beyond casual!
Miguel Cervantes
Jedi Master
I'm just not much of a buffet kind of person. Matter of fact, the hole in the walls I seek out couldn't fit a buffet in em' if they wanted to.
OmenHonkey
I Want Fancy Words TOO !
Speeds and Hunter are both great. I spend quite a bit of time at Shellman's bluff. Hunters never disappoints and is in walking distance for me. Try the Grouper fingers..
Chum
Senior Member
Not really seafood, but if you're in the area you need to pay Capt. Stan a visit up in Woodbine.
Captain Stan's Smokehouse
Captain Stan's Smokehouse
Artfuldodger
Senior Member
Good example of a dive from looking at it. Kinda reminds me of The Shed in Ocean Springs, Mississippi.
