Welcome to Bobo Seafood Market
Bobo Seafood Market, located at 2800 Montgomery St in Savannah, GA, is a must-visit destination for seafood lovers. Known for its incredible lowcountry boil, this bustling market offers generous portions of shrimp, crab, sausage, corn, and potatoes, all at a reasonable price. Patrons rave about the fresh flavor and quality, with many recommending the addition of butter and hot sauce for an unforgettable experience. Though it lacks traditional dining amenities, the friendly staff and vibrant atmosphere make the visit worthwhile. Whether you crave oysters or jumbo shrimp, Bobo Seafood Market promises a delightful seafood adventure that ignites the senses.
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2800 Montgomery St, Savannah, GA 31405, United States2800 Montgomery St, Savannah, GA 31405, United States Hotline: +1 912-232-5757
Welcome to Bobo Seafood Market, a gem nestled in the heart of Savannah, Georgia. Located at 2800 Montgomery St, this bustling seafood market is not just a place to purchase fresh catches; it's a culinary experience that captures the essence of coastal Georgia. As you step inside, the vibrant atmosphere buzzes with energy, promising a feast that is both delicious and memorable.
One of the standout offerings here is the beloved lowcountry boil, a true must-try. Customers rave about its incredible value and generous portions, packed with shrimp, sausage, potatoes, corn, and crab, all swimming in a savory blend of butter and spices. Just imagine! A medley of flavors that transport you straight to the shores of the South. It's a dish that many, like Cashea S., describe as "to die for," highlighting its colossal portion size that could easily feed a group. However, be prepared; the excitement of cracking open those delicious crabs might be tricky if you’re staying in a hotel without tools.
Bobo Seafood Market proudly offers other seafood delights, such as perfectly boiled shrimp drenched in garlic and butter—an experience Erin Brown describes as "perfectly cooked." The diverse menu caters to every seafood lover’s palate, with items like spicy conch and succulent oysters that leave a lasting impression, as echoed by Edgar James.
While this isn’t a traditional restaurant—there are no tables or napkins—what Bobo does offer is an authentic market experience where you can savor the flavors of the coast right from the source. You can take your feast to go, perhaps to a nearby park or home, creating your own seaside picnic. Anita Hurley mentions their reasonable pricing and top-notch flavor, which is evidenced by the countless customers who return, eager for another taste of their fresh seafood favorites.
So, whether you’re a local or just passing through Savannah, make it a point to visit Bobo Seafood Market. The bustling vibe, friendly staff, and mouthwatering dishes ensure that this stop will be one of the highlights of your culinary journey. Just be mindful: bring cash or a debit card, as they do not accept credit. Embrace the chaos, indulge in the flavors, and prepare for a seafood experience that is nothing short of extraordinary!
This is one of those places you didn't know you HAD to eat at. It is an absolute must when you are in Savannah. The lowcountry boil is by far the best value at 10 and change and worth every penny! The only downfall is if you are in a hotel, it's hard to eat the crabs that come with it because you don't have anything to crack them open. However, outside of that it is literally to die for food. The amount of shrimp, sausage, corn, potato, and crab you get is unreal. We got it covered in butter and hot sauce and it was amazing. We also got the spicy conch and a deviled egg and oooooohhhh weee. I cannot even tell you how good it is. Be warned, they are cash or debit only. No credit. They will be crowded. There is utter chaos at times, but it is 100% worth it.
Got the shrimp boiled. Add butter garlic sauce with little seasoning. The shrimp was cooking perfectly and prices were really good.
We bought a medium low country boil. The price was reasonable and they cooked it for us. It was loaded with shrimp, sausage, crab, baked potatoes, and corn on the cob. It would easily feed 5 people! Keep in mind that it is not a restaurant but a seafood market. No tables, napkins or wet wipes are included. They do give you a package of seasonings that we did not use because everything tasted wonderful as is.
Definitely a place I have to visit every time I come to Savannah. The best seafood market in Savannah Ga hands down. Love their Oysters, Crabs, Conch , and definitely their Shrimp. Overall market vibe, definitely a good spot to pop in and right back out! Staff if pretty helpful and friendly! Don’t miss out on this good food
It's a very busy place, but they take great care of you! Today I got jumbo shrimp and 1 dozen large male crabs. Simply the best flavor for me.
Actually walked in just being nosey and was going get some seafood to froze to bring back home. A gentleman from Charleston was there he said when he is close to here he stops and gets him and his wife the 12 low broil. She we figure why not try it for lunch. No joke this was the best of the best, they seasoned it, I swear one order had a least 20 plus shrimp, teo corn on cobs, numerous red potatoes, sausage, and crab legs. We shared one and then peeled and cleaned the other order of the shrimp and froze it all to bring home. Loved it.
Wow that Low Country Boil was good. The small was still really big, and a great deal at 10. Garlic butter offered for an extra 50. Not sure it's really necessary. Anyway, just a perfect feast and then I added some very tasty "spicy conch", if you're into that.
I have been coming to this place since I was a teenager. The fact it stands for so long just proves how great the food is. Service is fast and quick. Know what you want as other customers will run straight to the the front of the line. Food is extremely fresh. I have YET to be able to find a place that sells conch in this fashion. If anyone knows of a location that is not in Savannah, please let me know. If you want seafood (blue crabs, garlic crabs, squid, fish, and more) do not hesitate to head over to BOBO Seafood Market.