Brunswick & The Golden Isles of Georgia 2008 Visitors Guide

ComeCoastAwhile.com DINING Few areas are graced with the abundance and variety of dining you'll find in Brunswick & The Golden Isles. From a quick bite on the run at an easy-to-spot national chain location to a gourmet meal in the luxury of a world-class restaurant, we've got it all. And it all comes with generous helpings of courtesy and genuine hospitality. This section includes a sampling of dining establishments that can be found throughout Brunswick & The Golden Isles. Additional dining outlets can be found throughout the area, near Interstate exits and on major thoroughfares. No matter how long your visit with us might be, you can sample the fare at a different restaurant every meal and never exhaust the possibilities that await you. Regardless of budget or taste, there's always “one more place” you'll want to try. We encourage you to patronize members of The Brunswick-Golden Isles Chamber of Commerce, indicated by ★. KEY TO RESTAURANT SERVICES: B Bar or lounge BK Breakfast D Dinner E Live Entertainment H Handicap Access L Lunch R Reservations recommended S Open Sunday KEY TO CREDIT CARDS: AE American Express CB Carte Blanche DC Diners Club DS Discover MC Master Card VISA 2. Angel’s Cafe 3365 Cypress Mill Road, (912) 280-0206. Soups, salads, sandwiches, desserts, Angel Wraps and more! Catering. H-L-R / Cash and local checks only. 3. Applebee’s I-95 Exit 38/Mall; 177 Altama Connector, (912) 262-5800. Steaks, salads, Weight Watchers menu, and new drink specials. Open Mon.-Thurs. 11 am-11 pm; Fri.-Sat. 11 am-1 am; Sun. 11 am-10 pm. B-D-H-L-S/ AE, DS, MC, VISA, No checks. HOW BRUNSWICK NAMED ITS STREETS Brunswick itself is named for Braunschweig, Germany, ancestral home of King George II, grantor of Georgia's original land charter. The City was laid out in 1771, and sought to honor the King and House of Hanover when it named its streets and squares. Surprisingly, and unlike most other cities in colonial America, the streets' names weren’t changed after the Revolution. 4. Bamboo Garden 3421 Cypress Mill Road, (912) 261-8040. Asian Cuisine. Open Mon.-Fri. 11 am-9 pm; Sun. 11 am-3 pm. Closed Saturdays. D-L. 5. Barberito’s Southwestern Grille & Cantina ★ I-95 Exit 38/Mall; 250 Golden Isles Plaza, Suite 100, (912) 264-8804. Specializing in Southwestern fare. Catering. Delivery on orders $50 or more. Birthday parties and private functions up to 30 people. Sun.-Thurs. 11 am-9 pm; Fri.-Sat. 11 am-10 pm. 6. Beef O’Brady’s (Comfort Inn) ★ I-95 Exit 36B; 5314 New Jesup Hwy. (US Hwy. 341), (912) 264-8404. Watch your favorite sports here! Beer and wine. Kids eat free Tuesday nights. $5.99 lunch special. Happy Hour Mon.-Fri. 4-7 pm., Sat. all day. Open Mon.-Sat. 11 am-11 pm and Sunday noon-10 pm. B-D-H-L-R (for parties over 10) /AE, DS, MC, VISA. Albany Street–for the Duke of Albany, brother of King George II. Amherst Street–for Jeffrey Amherst, commander of all British troops during the Revolutionary War. Dartmouth Street–for William, second Earl of Dartmouth, Secretary of State under George II. Egmont Street–for Philip Percival, Lord Egmont, first President of the Board of Trustees of the Georgia colony. George Street–for King George II. Gloucester Street–for the Duke of Gloucester, brother of George II. Halifax Square–for the second Earl of Halifax. Halifax, Nova Scotia was named for him as well. Hanover Square–for the ruling house of Britain. Hillsborough Square–for the Earl of Hillsborough, who was Secretary of State for the colonies at the time of Brunswick’s founding. London Street–for homesick Englishmen. 7. Bits, Bytes-N-Buns ★ 1178 Chapel Crossing Road, (912) 265-2737. Coffee Shop and Internet Cafe offering espresso, chai, smoothies, fresh baked pastries, secured Wi-Fi, computer terminals, color printing, copying, faxing. Open Mon.Fri. 6:30 am-4 pm, Sat. 9 am-2 pm. Closed most federal holidays. BK-H / MC, VISA, cash or checks. Brunswick 1. Allen’s Bar-B-Q ★ #1: I-95 Exit 36B; 7144 New Jesup Hwy. (US Hwy. 341), (912) 264-6346. Specializing in Texas style and smoked brisket. Chopped pork, smoked ribs, and handmade sides. Seating capacity for private parties: 20. Mon.-Sat. 10:30 am-7 pm. Closed July 4, Thanksgiving and Christmas. D-H-L / AE, DS, MC, VISA. #2: 3350 Cypress Mill Road, (912) 2629699, Fax: (912) 262-9698. Specializing in Texas style and smoked brisket. Chopped pork, smoked ribs, handmade sides and cakes. Capacity for private parties: 50. Mon.-Fri. 10:30 am-8 pm, Sat. 10:30 am6pm Closed July 4, Thanksgiving and Christmas. D-H-L / AE, DS, MC, VISA. 8. Bourbon Street Bar & Grill 4420 Altama Ave., Suite 30, (912) 466-8760. Dinner and nightly entertainment. Happy Hour 3-7 pm daily. Open Mon.-Fri. 2 pm2 am, Sat. noon-2 am, Sun. noon-midnight. AE, MC, VISA. NOTE: The Georgia Smokefree Air Act of 2005 prohibits smoking in all enclosed public places in this state, including, but not limited to, bars and restaurants. Some restaurants may offer separate smoking areas for patrons ages 18 and older. All dining information is subject to change without notice. Please call to verify information. Newcastle Street–for the Duke of Newcastle, later Prime Minister of England. Prince Street–for the Prince of Wales, eldest son of George II. Reynolds Street–for John Reynolds, first Royal Governor of Georgia. Union Street–not in homage to the north, but rather to commemorate the union of Scotland and England. 41 http://ComeCoastAwhile.com

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