Tybee Seafood Dishes Worth Traveling For

Pull up a chair to an authentic Low Country boil or gather around with new friends to share a bucket of oysters. Whichever you choose, you're sure to have an experience you can bring home with you.

Wagyu Beef Hotdogs from Sea Wolf Tybee

Sea Wolf Tybee loves to keep its admirers on their toes with its seasonal menu options. But one remaining menu item is their delicious artisan wagyu beef hot dogs. With one bite into this buttery and tender flavored beef, you'll never look at hot dogs the same way again.

Sundae Cafe's Sweet & Spicy Pistachio Crusted Tuna

If there's one thing we admire about the low country, it's delicious grub, and Sundae Cafe doesn't disappoint. This mouthwatering menu item is beautifully complimented with a ponzu citrus glaze, wasabi aioli, broccolini and bourbon sweet potatoes. Be sure to come with a hungry stomach and a forgiving waistband to tackle this delicious dish.

Shrimp Burger from Fannie’s on the Beach

This funky beachside restaurant boasts a vast menu and fun-loving staff that will make your dining experience a memorable one. You can't go wrong with any of the dishes served, but a local favorite is the shrimp burger. This made-from-scratch shrimp patty is sweet, filling, fabulous and only found at Fannie's on the Beach!

Deviled Crab Dinner from A-J’s Dockside Restaurant

A-J’s Dockside Restaurant is well-known for its spectacular sunset views and seafood dishes that will make your stomach growl with anticipation. Their deviled crab dinner is perfectly blended with buttery, spicy bread crumbs creating a succulent crab cake served in a real crab shell. Our one-word description: yummy!

Tub of Oysters from Bernie’s Oyster House

Visitors from Savannah may recognize Bernie's Oyster House, thanks to their sister location on River Street. We all know that oysters go hand-in-hand with a day at the beach so it only makes sense that a tub of oysters from Bernie's is the place to go! Pair it with their Bernie's Mason Jar Bloody Mary for a real treat.

Sting Rays Platter from Sting Ray’s Seafood

If you've been to Tybee before, chances are you've driven by the double-decker outdoor patio at Sting Ray's Seafood and heard the tunes of local live musicians. The atmosphere is great and their menu has stood the true test of time. Locals love the Sting Ray's Platter because it's stuffed with shrimp, snow crab, mussels, crawfish, clams, sausage and red potatoes. Make yourself feel like a local and pair it with a famous margarita for a true beach experience.

Low Country Boil from The Crab Shack

Often referred to as Tybee Island's most iconic dish, the Low Country boil from The Crab Shack is one that can't be missed. This wildly-popular dockside restaurant overlooks Chimney Creek and the Atlantic Ocean – the perfect backdrop to a memorable meal.

Memorable foodie experiences are becoming just as popular as local attractions so be sure to make the most of your visit to Tybee Island by indulging in these sensational seafood dishes. You and your tummy will be glad you did!