So excited!

[Sushi Master]

Hi everyone! The hubs and I are currently building a little bungalow around the Topsail area, getting it ready for full-time living when we pull the plug on our careers in 3 years. Just wanted to say hi , and to get some advice on good places to eat and visit that won't be horrible tourist traps. What do locals do for fun and good eats?
Thanks!

 

[Truman]

Sushi - Shaka and Sushimoto
Basmati's has some good sushi but their dinner entrees are the thing. Also good lunch menu.
You'll enjoy Stinky's close to you, tourists and all it's great. As is the sister restaurant Redfish Taco in BMB.

 

[Sushi Master]

Thanks, Truman! We'll definitely give those a try

 

[Dawn]

Thai Elephant is good and no trap for sure. There are only a few places south of 98 that aren't tourist traps and I'm staying mum.

 

[Sushi Master]

Lol ok, keep your secrets, Ms. Dawn. I guess I'll find the gems soon enough. Thanks for the Thai tip

 

[Kurt]

 

[Sushi Master]

Thanks, Kurt!

 

[Teresa]

You will discover some wonderful places to eat drink and enjoy the South Walton area. Even some of our tourist loving spots are tops but you will learn when to go and when not to go. Like grocery shopping at Publix.

Example is The Red Bar in Grayton Beach which is rebuilding after a devastating fire last winter. Still one of my favorite places to eat drink celebrate and enjoy good food and live music. Extremely popular with our visitors and with good reason. We squeeze in during the summertime on occasion for a Sunday afternoon or if we have family or friends in town. But we spend a lot more time there in the off season. When it's cold, we especially love time in this local joint. Meanwhile Louis Louis, also owned by the Redbar Petit family) offers a similar menu and is open for dinner year round. Always a special night out any time of year.

You'll also discover some off the beaten path gems along the way that locals love.

Welcome!

 

[Sushi Master]

Thanks, Teresa! We are so looking forward to making Sowal our home!

 

[bob bob]

Hi everyone! The hubs and I are currently building a little bungalow around the Topsail area, getting it ready for full-time living when we pull the plug on our careers in 3 years. Just wanted to say hi , and to get some advice on good places to eat and visit that won't be horrible tourist traps. What do locals do for fun and good eats?
Thanks!

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