Latest reviews from St George Island
| 70 /100 Paddy’s Raw Bar (Restaurant) 240 EAST 3RD STREET “Has some oddball taps from local breweries, if you’re visiting on vacation. Hosts the SGI Brewfest annually. A mostly outdoors oyster bar - damn fresh oysters if you like ’em, fresh-shucked and probably under water a half mile away 12 hours ago. Good parking, gets steamy sometimes. Unfortunately, it doesn’t have a good bay view, but it’s a good place to kill an hour or two down at St. George.“ |
| 72 /100 Eddy Teach’s Raw Bar (Restaurant) 37 E PINE ST “My favorite bar on St. George Island. Boddingtons and a moderate selection of craft beer. The people that eat oysters say they’re great. Good staff but sometimes they’re pretty busy. Great music on the outdoor stage.“ |
| 62 /100 Sometimes It’s Hotter (Beer Store) 112 E GULF BEACH DR “Specialty food and seasoning/hot sauce store with wine and beer. It’s located on the second tier of the beach on St. George Island. It features 50 or more beers for take out or to enjoy on the adjacent, fenced in patio. Views are very limited. No view of the beach, in fact. But, it’s a "grab what you want outta the cooler" type mom and pop place. He will pour some wine for you to taste in a seperate, more distinguished room. Service is down home and friendly. Beers range from cigar city to bud light.“ |
| 78 /100 Eddy Teach’s Raw Bar (Restaurant) 37 E PINE ST “The freshest oysters. Tap and bottles, outdoor seating. Awesome. Fun and probably the best list of beer on St George.“ |
