3. Huey's on the River

This restaurant was recommended by the staff at the Hyatt. I was visiting a friend from out of town (I live in Savannah) the friend was staying at the hotel. We took the advice andwent to Huey's. We were both very disappointed in the service we received. The food was good, but a Saturday morning seemed not to be the time to try it out.

On our weekend trip to Savannah, we went to 4 different restaurants. Huey's was by far the best or the all. The food was great as was the atmosphere and service.

I was expecting to die for food. Instead we got ok food at decent prices. My friend ordered the jubayala, my husband ordered the muffeletta sandwich, and I had a po'boy mix of shrimp and oysters. Both my friend and husband thought the food was ok, and my oysters did not tast good at all. I just picked the shrimp off my sandwich. The do have the best sweetpotato fries I have had so far. I would not rush back, nothing memorable.

Fun and outstanding all the way around! The creole and the seafood omelets had an abundance of seafood content, which was a very nice surprise. The service was good as well.

Your Praline Cheesecake is TO DIE FOR! I was in Savannah for the 1st time with my sister and two of her friends and we had lunch at Huey's one day - they had sandwiches, and all I had was this wonderful, sinful, awesome cheesecake! I have never had anything like it before! We went back to Huey's just to order the cheesecake to go! I only wish I had the recipe to share with friends & family up here in Minnesota!

Best seafood on River Street. Can't beat the atmosphere. I won't go back to Savannah without eating here.

The first place my wife and I ate out at when we came to Savannah, no better place to people watch on River St., much better places to eat in Savannah. A tourist trap for a menu that has no place in low country.