Best prices in town for fresh seafood! Will prepared for you. 4/6/2024- have live soft shell crabs.

Not bad, dirty but normal for the south and a fish house. Prices are good and nice people.

It's not the Ritz, but man the food is amazing. I had fried shrimp and fried oysters and fabulous for the money. I also had red rice which I have never had before in my life. It was delicious usually sides like that. Kind of whatever. But I ate that it was so good. And the man who took my order, but I'm assuming it's the owner was delightful. I'm not from the south, so sometimes I need help with certain foods. He let me in the right direction and the meal was fantastic.

I've lived just down the road from Fish Net for years and finally tried it. I was craving fried shrimp, but didn't want to go to a sit-down restaurant or subject myself to "fast food seafood". Inside, you'll see a large menu of to-go food as well as a row of fresh fish for those who want to purchase fish to take home and cook. If you do not want sides, you can purchase the fresh fish and pay a per-pound fee for the staff to cook it. The menu is simple, and what you see (literally) is what you get- fish and a few side items. I ordered the 15-piece shrimp with fried okra. After ordering and paying, the worker asked me the make and color of my car. Customers wait in their cars since the restaurant has no seating. My food came quickly, and it was packaged in Styrofoam containers, with utensils, napkins, and requested sauces included. I liked that I could get honey mustard sauce because I prefer that over ketchup with fries. My shrimp were not too greasy, and the fried okra was hot and fresh. I couldn't finish it all. You get your money's worth here, so plan to share or come hungry. Just be careful entering and exiting the parking lot, as Savannah Hwy. traffic moves fast and you must drive down the road to make a left turn back toward Charleston.

3832 Savannah Hwy, Johns Island, SC 29455 This is place served the best fried crabs I have ever had. The prices are great. Don't pass up this place .

This place is a hidden gem. Well, not so hidden, but rather unrecognizable. There's no flashy furniture outside and no blinking lights to get your attention as you pass. It was the full parking lot that demanded we stop and check it out. It's more like a fish market, and they cook all their orders to go. People were walking out with multiple orders of deep fried crab like it was free. We ordered fried oysters and an order of fried fish and shrimp. The order was ready in less than ten minutes and it was some of the best fried fish I ever had. We sat outside on the raised up used-to-be gas pump platforms and enjoyed our lunch with the locals. Next time we head to Savannah, the Fish Net will be plugged into the GPS.

On my way to Savannah and checked Yelp for a place to stop for a quick bite that wasn't a fast food burger. We stopped at Fishnet for some roadside seafood. It was Friday afternoon and we got there at the right time because they got pretty busy after I ordered. There's a full fresh fish market inside but there's a counter where you can order cooked food to go. There's no tables so don't plan on staying. We ate outside where the gas pumps used to be and then got back on the road. It looks like everyone gets off work and comes here with a six pack in hand to grab a meal. There's empty's everywhere and broken glass etc... they should make sure to clean up the parking area. We honestly wanted just a little something so we split a shrimp and oyster snack. I don't know who snacks like this, but for short money we got a styrofoam container full of delicious fried shrimp, crispy oysters, and crinkle fries. We ordered a jesus crab out of curiosity which was basically deviled crab stuffed back in the shell. I'm more about the seafood than the filler so I'll pass next time and stick with the fish.

Decided to give this hole in the wall a try. It is not a restaurant but does cook to go seafood. I ordered the half pound shrimp with fries and a Jesus crab while my wife ordered the six oysters and shrimp with fries and a Jesus crab as well. Our shrimp was very fresh with a nice batter ranging from popcorn size to medium. My wife had to help me finish the shrimp since there were so many. Her oysters were cooked perfectly and a nice size and she said the best she has had in town. Both meals were $10.99 so a tremendous bargain. The fries were standard crinkle cut and while cooked fine lacked any spice or flavoring. The Jesus crab was a little small and mushy and too expensive at $2.79. If you are looking for fresh local inexpensive good seafood then this is the place. Their homemade cocktail sauce is delicious!