We've been going to Angelo's since 1993. It's been a family tradition when we go to St. George Island for the Seafood Festival in November and we would make the (almost) one hour drive to eat at Angelo's. BUT since the original restaurant was destroyed by Hurricane Dennis in 2005 this restaurant has become a hit-and-miss mess. The menu has... More

We have been going to Angelos for over 30 years and will probably not return unless Angelo is in the kitchen. Several years ago, we had the worst meal of our lives there and it took quite a while before we returned. We lucked out since Angelo was in the kitchen and the food was superb. We felt confident that... More

We use to live in Tallahassee , fl and that is where we always brought our friends when they came to visit. We live in pa now and came to visit friends and went to Angelo's. it was nothing like it was! The cheese grits now have cream corn in it. The fish was dry and the broil veggies vere... More

We ate there 3 times in a 4 day period! We had oysters (from Texas but really good), shrimp poboy, fried soft shell crab twice, grouper po'boy. Then we had steamed shrimp with Cajun spices on our last visit. The service was really good & the atmosphere was warm & friendly. And the prices aren't as high as the larger... More

Get your old chef back. It isn't what it use to be. And who puts cream corn in cheese grits. We will not be back

I visited Angelo's on 3.24.13 with my parents and children (7 total). It took at least 10 -15 minutes to get a drink to the table and a full 30 min. to receive an appetizer (calamari and onion rings). We were handed plates and told to take one and pass them down which seemed a bit odd given the prices... More

Visited on a Sunday evening, it was busy but not overcrowded. We had the worst waitress ever! Couldn't remember a thing we asked for even though we asked 5 or 6 times! Only decent item on our plates was the Amberjack. It was delicious! Everything else that went with our meal was horrible. The steamed veggies turned out to be... More

This was my 5th visit to Angelo's and I arrived to witness a fabulous sunset ovr the bay. The restaurant iis on the second floor and has an elevator for those who don't want to climb the exterior stairs. There is a large dining area with ordinary tables and chairs, nothing special. Some local framed photos on the walls. I... More

We have been eating at Angelo and Sons for at least 30 years. So it is not just a random review but one that has been coming for a long time. We were headed for a relaxing afternoon at the beach and decided to eat lunch on the way. It was with a little hesitation that I agreed to Angelo's... More