Bennie’s Red Barn In Georgia Is Just As Delicious Now As It Was In The 1950s

Don’t you just love those timeless restaurants that have been around for decades serving up reliably delicious food? We do, too. In fact, there is one restaurant in St. Simons Island that fits that exact description. Bennie’s Red Barn in Georgia has been an island tradition since 1954 and many have even dubbed it as an institution. Come see for yourself why this gem is so special.

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Bennie’s Red Barn in Georgia has been a local favorite since 1954 when it first started serving the St. Simons Island community.

As the oldest privately owned restaurant on the island, residents and tourists alike flock to this hotspot to feast in an old school setting.

Bennie’s is an old fashioned steakhouse that is the epitome of rustic elegance.

Picture classic American fare, like T-bones, NY Strips, pork chops, and Ribeyes all cooked over a wood-fired grill.

You can also find delicious southern staples too, like the fried fish or fried chicken, plus fresh dinner rolls, vegetables, and creamy Mac and cheese.

Many visitors to Bennie’s like visiting so that they can sit around the giant fireplace, which is at the center of the expansive dining room.

Whether you’re chowing down on the fresh seafood, hand-cut steaks, or the Southern Sunday brunch, you’ll leave satisfied every time.

Come check out an island tradition when you visit Bennie’s Red Barn in Georgia.

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