a tiny taste of Georgia

Let me make one thing certain- I said Georgia, not Alma. For a taste of Alma, take a drive to your local Wendy's and pull on up to the drive-thru. Yesterday we went to Savannah for a nice birthday lunch on the river; we wandered up and down the cobblestone streets and decided upon Vic's on the River.  I wanted to order a taste of everything [as per usual], but Lisa had stayed in Alma to make meatballs for my birthday dinner so I had to save room. It was a solid meal, at fair prices, with a beautiful view [the view will be uploaded soon]. Here is a small sample of some of the lunch offerings at Vic's:

any restaurant that begins a meal with complimentary biscuits, pictured here with house-whipped honey butter, wins my vote. Red Lobster included... did I just openly admit that on the world-wide-web?? mmhmmm

Fried calamari with pickled peppers, citrus chili glaze & Feta chunks

Fried Oyster Po' Boy with Old Bay Fries

Don't let those fries dwarf the sandwich- there were about 8 or 9 Fatty McFat, plump & juicy, briny, perfectly fried oysters lined up on that lightly buttered baguette, complimented with a tangy remoulade along with lettuce & tomato to cut the richness. 

"Award Winning" Crawfish Beignets with Tabasco Syrup, which happens to be the second most delightful fried food condiment- following Frank's Red Hot aioli [what can I say, I'm a classy broad.].

Yes, nearly everything pictured above is fried, aside for the biscuits which are baked with enough butter that they may be worse than fried, but "when in Rome..."