From the famous caviar sandwich and sustainable seafood to the brutal line to get in, here is what to expect at Chubby Fish.

If you are looking for a local oyster spot in Savannah, look no further than Sorry Charlie’s. It’s a very low-key oyster bar that would almost qualify as a dive. The food is super fresh and tasty, and the service is incredibly friendly. Click to read the full review.

The best restaurant in Charleston! It's no wonder there is always a long line to get in. Walk-in only, this restaurant is worth the wait. While there are many key staples on the menu, a good portion of it changes daily, depending on what's freshest. Absolutely add 167 Raw to your plans when visiting Charleston.

Boston Sail Loft is a no frills seafood shack, located in Boston's North End. There is nothing fancy about this restaurant, but the food is excellent. Thick, creamy chowder. Lobster Rolls overflowing with meat. Sweet, tender, fried scallops that somehow are not greasy. It's a great spot for a low key meal in Boston.

One of my all time favorite seafood restaurants. They serve a limited menu, with a focus on oysters; however, you can't go wrong with a single item on it. Walk-ins only, and there's always a line. Trust me, it's worth the wait.

The Waterman is a seafood restaurant, located in Charlotte, NC. It has a very lively crowd, and great outdoor space. While the food is great when it is fresh, it is often known to sit under a heat lamp for a significant amount of time, before it is served.

If you are looking for the best restaurant or dining experience in Charlotte, look no further than Steak48! This place is my go-to for all things. It's the perfect place for any occasion from a birthday to anniversary to client dinner. The food, the service, the entire experience is impeccable. Click to read my full review of Steak48.

If you are looking for the best seafood in Charleston, look no further than The Darling Oyster Bar. Click to read the full review of this restaurant, and their bloody mary.