Hunt's Oyster Bar and Seafood

"This was a fun place not far from my hotel. The place seemed to be busy and there were locals there starting to celebrate Mardi Gras season. Whenever I see locals in a business it usually is a good sign. Coming from New England we tried some southern treats including fried green tomato’s, fried alligator, fried seafood platter, and a po boy, all of which was good. Their oysters were delicious as well. If you want fried seafood this is definitely the spot!"

"Absolutely excellent. A very quaint bar with good character. I had a dozen of the oysters which were so good and then I had grouper cheeks fried with sweet potato fries and okra. Everything was so good. It was a great atmosphere. It was fun to sit at the bar and see all of the activity. I would highly recommend it."

"All we wanted was someone to acknowledge us, but once seated that was it. Plenty of open tables, and staff talking amongst themselves, but apparently greeting customers isn’t something they wanted to do. After 10 minutes, we got up and went across the street to Uncle Ernie’s. We spoke to the hostess as we left but she didn’t care. Bummer because I was excited to try their seafood."

"One of the best meals I’ve ever had. 3 cheese oysters, snow crab legs, seared blue crab legs, fried green tomatoes, gator bites and cheese grits. Got there right at 5 and an hour wait. Mid September so that should tell you all you need to know. Can’t wait to go back"