Another "Culinary" Adventure in Brunswick

I tried a new place for lunch in Brunswick today: Salvador's Delicatessen. It is in downtown Brunswick at 205 Gloucester St. Finding a spot to park at some times of the day may be problematic (I got there before noon, I suspect more downtown parking spots will be filled after the noon hour) but it is like downtown Savannah, the walk really isn't all that bad. I ordered the Philly Cheese-steak, which came with chips and a pickle spear with a Jumbo sweet tea. The chips were regular "Lay's" type chips but the sandwich was great; it had sauteed onions and bell pepper but I wish there would have been an option for mushrooms. My only complaint was the size; my total order came to around $7.95 so I wish the sandwich would have been a little bigger. That said, I will be a repeat customer.

Mac McCormick III

Jinright's Seafood House

Last Friday, I decided to treat myself to a seafood dinner. I hadn't had seafood in awhile and it sounded like a good idea. I was out and about in Brunswick and stopped by Jinright's Seafood House off of US17 just south of the Golden Isles Parkway.


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The first thing I noticed on the menu was a disclaimer that the service may not be quick, but that the quality would be good. After perusing the menu further, I ordered the fried shrimp and scallops dinner for $14.95. The service was actually pretty quick; the meal was out in no time and I was surprised with the portions. The plate was piled with shrimp, scallops, and fries along with a bowl of cole slaw. The shrimp and scallops were great, not overly greasy as you can find with a lot of fried foods and the fries were thick and plain with no fancy seasonings. The slaw was simple (just like I like it).

I'll definitely be visiting again!

Mac McCormick III