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331 Cafe trades sushi for oyster bar

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KDW....I think this calls for a run over there when you are down next week! I am ready!
 
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KDW....I think this calls for a run over there when you are down next week! I am ready!

:clap_1: And we will drag TripleB with us. Not that he needs any oysters or anything..if you know what I mean. ;-)
 
Very good idea:clap_1: We'll drop in next week, so stock up on the horseradish! Chargrilled are now the rage in South Louisiana and they would be a great complement.
 
I have to warn you Oli, the last time I was in Panama City I went to Dusty's three days straight and consumed something like 258 oysters give or take a few.......Appalachacola is the way to go! I will be visiting you in July.....love your prices and am willing to spend the kids hair braidin' money on more than a few dozen of those succulent morsels.....I can taste 'em now........Ky oyster eater
 
Not being overly family-ilier with exactly where the 331 Cafe is located, could you steer this Kentucky boy to abouts where it is and what it is by? Be down in July, save some of those succulent medium sized bi-valves for us!
 
Not being overly family-ilier with exactly where the 331 Cafe is located, could you steer this Kentucky boy to abouts where it is and what it is by? Be down in July, save some of those succulent medium sized bi-valves for us!


On Hwy 331, on the southwest end of the bridge. Seabar is directly across the street. So coming from Louisville, as your crossing the 331 bridge and yelling "woo woo woo were are here!!", look directly to your right as you come off the bridge and you will see the restaurant.
 
I have to warn you Oli, the last time I was in Panama City I went to Dusty's three days straight and consumed something like 258 oysters give or take a few.......Appalachacola is the way to go! I will be visiting you in July.....love your prices and am willing to spend the kids hair braidin' money on more than a few dozen of those succulent morsels.....I can taste 'em now........Ky oyster eater

thanks buddy we will be there come during happy hour ,they are 4 $ a dozen shucked in front of you, if you know what i mean......plus 2$ for long necks you might have a few bucks left for the kids hair.....
 
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