There are so many great food options in Sea Island/St. Simons.

Sea Island

Lunch:

-River Bar at the Cloister Hotel

-Southern Tide at the Sea Island Beach Club

-Snack Shack at the Sea Island Beach Club

-Tiki Bar at the Sea Island Beach Club

Dinner:

-Tavola at the Cloister Hotel (Italian; dressy; takes reservations).

-River Bar at the Cloister Hotel (American; dressy; takes reservations).

-Georgian Rooms Lounge at the Cloister Hotel (Sushi; dressy).

-Southern Tide at the Beach Club (Coastal food; more casual).

St Simons

Lunch:

-Palm Coast (casual; in town).

-Porch (casual; in town).

-Golden Isles Olive Oil (really cute; on way to St. Simons main village) .

-Southern Soul BBQ (famous BBQ on the island; Chicken salad with pimento cheese is Hailee's favorite and Eric loves the ribs!)

-Palmer's Cafe (a SSI staple; great brunch spot; get there early because there's always a wait!)

-Gnat's (Redfearn village and very casual southern lunch spot).

Dinner:

-The Oak Room or Colt and Allison at the Lodge (great dinner spots on the water and you can catch the famous Sea Island bagpiper at 7 pm nightly).

-Tramici (resort casual; great italian food nearby the Inn off the drive).

-Halyards (fabulous dinner spot with some of our favorite food).

-Coastal Kitchen (affordable and delicious dinner spot on the water at the Marina; a little ways out from St. Simons but worth the drive).

-Georgia Sea Grill (very nice dinner spot with great food in St Simons village).

-Dorothy's Cocktail and Oyster Bar (Dallas people - this was started by a HP couple and has such a cute atmosphere for dinner).

-Delaney's (intimate dinner spot with delicious food).

-La Plancha (this is very casual; if you Texans want a Mexican food fix, this is the spot. It might not be on Texas level, but the white queso is amazing).

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