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A Shrimp Supper Worth the Drive

Writer: Rebekah LingenfelserRebekah Lingenfelser

A great place for dinner on the weekends.


The Oyster Bar Restaurant, Raw Bar and Ale House Savannah, Georgia

Over the weekend, we met some friends at The Oyster Bar Restaurant, Raw Bar and Ale House on River Street in Savannah. I ordered the Shrimp Trioโ€“fried shrimp, shrimp scampi and bacon-wrapped shrimp stuffed with crab meat. Man alive! It was Some Kinda Good. I had a caesar salad and baked potato alongside it. The bacon-wrapped shrimp, stuffed with crab meat, was the description that caught my attention and what made me order the dish. I love seafood and I mean, how could you not like any crustacean wrapped in bacon? Before the food arrived, the waiter brought out what they referred to as โ€œhushpuppies,โ€ but they tasted more like little doughnut holes served with honey butter. I ordered a good glass of red wine, an Australian variety of Shiraz, and had a good time reminiscing about our college days with old and new friends.


The Shrimp Trio Dishโ€ฆpretty much delectable.


If youโ€™ve never visited River Street in Savannah, itโ€™ll be worth your time. I have been several times, but never during the Christmas season. I just recently moved back to Southeast Georgia, and Savannah is only a short 45 minutes away. It was a comfortable 60 degrees, no wind blowing, no wait and no crowds. I would definitely visit The Oyster Bar again and would highly recommend it. Besides, you just canโ€™t go wrong with friendly service, quality food and a great atmosphere.


Little balls of bliss served with honey butter



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Rebekah Faulk
Lingenfelser

Georgia native Rebekah Faulk Lingenfelser is a culinary TV personality, author and private chef. Featured on Food Network, ABC's The Taste and The VeryVera Show, she is the longtime Statesboro Herald food columnist and blogger at SomeKindaGood.com, your one stop shop for Southern coastal cuisine, locally sourced and in-season. Pull up a chair for cooking and entertaining tips, and easy-to-execute, flavorful recipes to share around the family table.

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