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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in Savannah Magazine and Eat It & Like It. Updated August 2026.
Brochu's Family Tradition · Starland District
2025 Savannah Magazine Best Oysters. Michelin-starred chef running a casual, globally-inflected coastal menu. Local oysters in more than a dozen preparations, Starland District since December 2022.
Sorry Charlie's Oyster Bar · City Market
2025 Savannah Magazine Runner-up Best Oysters. Ocean-to-table from local purveyors, plus The Neon Fish rooftop brunch looking out over Ellis Square.
The Olde Pink House · Historic District
2025 Savannah Magazine Best Shrimp and Grits, and the signature crispy scored flounder is the other seafood benchmark. The most iconic Historic District address for coastal Southern seafood.
Erica Davis Lowcountry · Eastside
Erica Davis Lowcountry appeared in Savannah Magazine's seafood category in both the 2024 and 2025 reader surveys, the same restaurant named across both years. The 2025 coverage also placed it in the caterer category. The kitchen's own site posts current hours and shows steady review activity through the summer of 2026.
Desposito's Seafood · Thunderbolt
Desposito's Seafood is a waterfront shack under the Thunderbolt bridge known for steamed shrimp and deviled crab. The restaurant closed briefly after a December 2025 staff walkout and reopened around January 10, 2026 under River Street Hospitality. Savannah Magazine's 2025 survey and Eat It & Like It both covered the kitchen, though some older directory listings still show it incorrectly as closed.