Brunswick & The Golden Isles of Georgia 2008 Visitors Guide

35. Huddle House #1: I-95 Exit 36B; 5408 New Jesup Hwy. (US Hwy. 341), (912) 265-4284. Breakfast served anytime, open 24 hours. Closed Christmas Eve at noon, reopens day after Christmas at 2 pm. BK-D-H-L-S / MC, VISA #2: I-95 Exit 29; Highway 17 South, (912) 267-1226. Breakfast served anytime, open 24 hours. Closed Christmas Eve at noon, reopens day after Christmas at 2 pm. BK-D-H-L-S / MC, VISA 41. Joe’s Japanese Steakhouse ★ I-95 Exit 38/Mall; 704 Mall Blvd., Colonial Mall at Glynn Place, (912) 554-0073. Sushi, Hibachi-stlye grilled chicken, steak, shrimp, scallops, tuna and salmon. Private seating for groups up to 100. Open Mon.-Fri.11 am2 pm and 5-10 pm; Sat 5-10 pm. Closed Sundays. D-L-H / AE, DS, MC, VISA. GHOSTS OFTHE GOLDEN ISLES Long ago, it is said, a beautiful young woman was to be wed to her true love–but alas, the young man drowned when his boat capsized near shore. Forlorn, Mary killed herself. But late at night, you may see her still, lantern held high, walking the beaches and forests of St. Simons Island in search of her lost love. 42. King Buffet 4999 Altama Avenue, (912) 267-0399. Extensive buffet with an assortment of all types of food. Open daily 11 am-10:30 pm. L-D / MC, VISA MaryTheWanderer #3: I-95 Exit 38/Mall; Spur 25, (912) 262-1508. Breakfast served anytime, open 24 hours. Closed Christmas Eve at noon, reopens day after 43. La Fuente De Pablo ★ Christmas at 2 pm. BK-D-H-L-S /MC, VISA I-95 Exit 38/Mall; 2450 Perry Lane Road, (912) 279-0606. Authentic Mexican food. 36. Hungry Hannah’s Private room for 35. Mon.-Sat. 11 am-10 pm; 606 Gloucester Street, (912) 265-8108. Sun. 11 am-9 pm. Closed July 4 and Breakfast pitas, soups, salads, burgers, Christmas. B-D-H-L-R(private groups)-Ssandwiches, daily specials and catering. E(Mexican holidays) / AE, DC, DS, MC, Mon.-Fri. 7 am-3 pm. Closed major holidays. VISA, debit cards, checks. BK-H-L / AE, MC, VISA, local checks. 37. International House of Pancakes I-95 Exit 36A; 5031 New Jesup Hwy. (US Hwy. 341) next to Days Inn, (912) 261-8787. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Seating capacity for private group: 85. Open Mon.-Tues. 6:30 am-10 pm, Wed.-Sun. 6:30 am-midnight. BK-D-L /AE, DS, MC, VISA. 44. Larry’s Giant Subs/New York Deli ★ #1: I-95 Exit 36; 5295 New Jesup Hwy. (US Hwy. 341), (912) 265-9955. Over 45 New York style subs and overstuffed deli sandwiches, specialty salads. Catering. Dine in or take out. Mon.-Sun. 10 am-9 pm. Closed major holidays. D-L-H-S / AE, MC, VISA, debit cards, local and travelers checks. The Light in Christ Church Cemetery If you dare, stand outside the walls of the cemetery at Christ Church on St. Simons Island at night. Legend holds that a young woman with a fearful dread of the dark is buried there. After she died, her husband brought a lighted candle each night to the grave. He too died, but there are those who say a flickering light can be seen there still. 38. Jim’s Corner Café ★ 1312 Newcastle Street, (912) 267-5630. Sandwiches, burgers, salads, blackened pasta chicken, and homemade cakes, pies, and cookies. Breakfast wraps, French toast, and omelets. Open Mon. 7am-5 pm; Tues.-Fri. 7am6 pm; Sat.-Sun. 8 am-5 pm. BK-D-H-L-S. #2: I-95 Exit 38/Mall; 118 Altama Connector, (912) 265-1233. Over 45 New York style subs and overstuffed deli sandwiches, specialty salads. Catering. Dine in or take out. Open Mon.-Sat. 10 am-9 pm; Sun. 11 am-8 pm. D-H-L-S / MC, VISA, debit cards, local checks. 39. Jinright’s Seafood House ★ 2815 Glynn Avenue (US Hwy. 17), (912) 267-1590. Fresh seafood cooked to order. Raw oysters, hand-cut N.Y. steaks, grilled chicken, beer and wine, child’s menu. Carry-out available. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Years Day. D-H-L-S / DS, MC, VISA, debit cards. #3: 2909 Glynn Avenue (US Hwy. 17), (912) 265-0396. Over 45 New York-style subs and overstuffed deli sandwiches, specialty salads. Dine in or take out. Catering. Open Mon.Sat. 10 am-9 pm; Sun. 11 am-9 pm. Closed Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas. D-H-L-R(party platters)-S / MC, VISA, debit cards, local checks. The Ghosts of Ebo Landing Tradition has it that during St.Simons Island’s plantation era, many slaves were brought ashore along Dunbar Creek. It was here that the leader of the Igbos (pronounced e-bo, the “g” is silent)–a proud and noble tribe from Nigeria–led some of his people into the waters of the creek rather than submit to slavery. The general area of Ebo Landing, now on private property, can be seen from a distance–when traveling east on Sea Island Road by looking north just before crossing the small bridge at Dunbar Creek. 40. Joe Muggs 163 Golden Isles Plaza, inside Books-AMillion, (912) 230-8790. Have a cup of latte’ with your favorite book! Gourmet coffee shop with treats and sweets. Mon.-Sat. 9 am11 pm, Sun. 9 am-9 pm. Closed Christmas. BK-D-H-L-S / AE, DS, MC, VISA, debit cards, checks. KEY TO RESTAURANT SERVICES AND CREDIT CARDS: B Bar or lounge AE American Express BK Breakfast CB Carte Blanche D Dinner DC Diners Club E Live Entertainment DS Discover H Handicapped accessible MC MasterCard L Lunch VISA R Reservations recommended S Open Sunday 45. Legends Sports Bar & Grill 4441 Altama Avenue, (912) 280-0450. Sports and karaoke bar. Serving favorites including buffalo wings, hot dogs, hamburgers, seafood, oysters, steak, pasta. Open Mon.-Fri. 11 am-2 am; Sat. noon-2 am; Sun. 12:30 pmmidnight. B-D-H-L-S-E / MC, VISA 46. Longhorn Steakhouse ★ 1000 Glynn Isles Parkway, (912) 261-4702. Beef, chicken, pork and seafood grilled to order. The burgers are thick and juicy, the salads freshly made. L-D / AE, MC, VISA All dining information is subject to change without notice. Please call to verify information. 44

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