Raw oysters SOWAL

[Cil]

Yes, a flat screen has a certain cache, doesn't it. ;-)
They did paint the outside. But the huge trailer which has been there for almost a year (since Dennis) is still there. I am so anxious for them to open. Obviously I never experienced the rustic IPRB as it once was, but I do so love oysters, and the place is literally just down the road from us.

 

[Kurt]

Wow - how sad. It had so much character. I'm sure it will be funn, but never the same. I do like the floor though. :clap_1:

Please let us know when open.

 

[Smiling JOe]

This is the old version, sans plywood over windows.

 

[30A Skunkape]

That place is actually open?! We drove by there one day and I figured it was just a slowly decaying bit of old Florida. We will have to make a trip there and eat the oysters :clap_1:

 

[DD]

Yes, a flat screen has a certain cache, doesn't it. ;-)
They did paint the outside. But the huge trailer which has been there for almost a year (since Dennis) is still there. I am so anxious for them to open. Obviously I never experienced the rustic IPRB as it once was, but I do so love oysters, and the place is literally just down the road from us.

I went by last year on my little day trip to Apalachicola and was disappointed that it was closed. Not that I love raw oysters, but it looked like it was such a rustic, charming place.

 

[Teresa]

I went by last year on my little day trip to Apalachicola and was disappointed that it was closed. Not that I love raw oysters, but it looked like it was such a rustic, charming place.

They serve shrimp and other items too along with raw oysters, steamed oysters, etc. I'm glad to hear they are opening again!!!

 

[DD]

They serve shrimp and other items too along with raw oysters, steamed oysters, etc. I'm glad to hear they are opening again!!!

Me too! Will have to try to go. Don't know if I can get any of the fam to go, since it's a beating of a drive...it seemed really far. They are about over me and my little "day trips".

 

[Kurt]

It is not a day trip and it was not charming. Rustic? Yes.

 

[DD]

It is not a day trip and it was not charming. Rustic? Yes.

To a Texan, it is a day trip and it is charming. ;-)

 

[Kurt]

To a Texan, it is a day trip and it is charming. ;-)

But it was closed. The outside might have appeared rustic, maybe even charming. But the beauty of the place was that it was far from charming. It was come in, or not, we don't care. We might take your order, or we might not, and we might cook your food, but we are not happy about it. As a matter of fact, take your beer and leave so we can go home. And don't ever come back. Until tomorrow when maybe we feel better. But don't count on it because we ain't charming. Get it? Got it? Don't let the door hit ya' where the good lord split ya'.

Are you still here?