Nickie's 1971 — Restaurant in Tybee Island

I had a really good service each time I went there, staff is friendly and pays you attention, ask if everything fines.. for food, I always ordered wings and fries, the wings are good the fries are really really good! Best place to have French fries on the Tybee island for sure.. Love them..

The last time I went there, they did not have ginger beer to make me a Moscow Mule so I had to take some in a can (at least, I had my drinks, ended up emptying their fridge! Hahaha!) but I would have preferred if they had made it from scratch, so that’s the minus star.. but otherwise, I’m always welcome, well received (even if I have a service dog, don’t feel judgements or unwelcoming looks or comments, so that’s really important to me!) and the food I get is on point and hot.. a really good place to hang out at the end of the day, chill, relax, fun and music, sometimes they have a live band, other nights: karaoke.. love the place overall.. It’s near the beach so it’s really accessible.. there’s also pool tables…so you can find anything there if you want to hang out; drinks, food, fun activities and all.. if you have time to waste, go waste it...

The food and service are great, the only problem we had is that the atmosphere is very clique. Very high school. You can tell the locals very quickly from the tourists. The staff is very polite but more accommodating to the locals.

Not all of the locals are like this. Some are very sweet and welcoming, but some will start trouble with you just to do it because they assume you will never be back, and there is no security on the weekdays. From what we could see anyhow. Out of all the bars we went to, we had the most trouble with this one's locals. It was also during the week for the most part of our vacation, so it was mostly locals during this time.

However, on the weekends, it was an absolute blast!!!!!!!! Lots of diverse people and lots of sweet people. Lots of dancing and conversing, the reason you go to the bar.

If you are looking for a place to go on the weekend, go here.......

But during the week, I would find a larger,...

Local juke joint vibe. Smoke filled. Couple of pool tables. Generic cover bands playing twice as loud as they need to for the size of the place. Drunk locals making out on the dance floor. I had to yell my order to the waitress even though she was standing next to me. All I really wanted was a few oysters on the halfshell, I wasn't looking for a honkeytonk. The oysters were decent but they had been kept in the freezer prior to being shucked and were still partially frozen when we got them. $14 per dozen was a pretty reasonable price though. And there wasn't a cover charge to get in so I can't really complain about free music, and I think the saying goes something like "If the music's too loud, you're too old." Guess I'm...