Melbourne Beach , Florida

127 reviews , 1 photo

BUNKY'S, in the "blue-barn" on A1A at Carissa, in SATELLITE BEACH, is one of the "funnest" casual seafood eaterys on the coast. The owner's motto, here, is "if your wallet squeeks, and you don't like to spend gobs of money on a good plate of seafood, then at BUNKY'S you've come to the right place !" BUNKY'S has been around for a long time, and combines an atmosphere of sports-bar congeniality with carefully prepared and served SEAFOOD at moderate prices. Yes, if you don't mind the rustic atmosphere and the pleasant din of laughter and happy-conversation, then when you come to Bunky's you've come to the right place !

Palm Bay , Florida

7 reviews

I found Bunky's to be less than average quality, the entrees were rather small and over priced in my opinion, but the oysters were good and the service we received was really great, but it's definitly not a place I'll go back to, let along visit on a regular basis.

Melbourne , Florida

30 reviews

If you are in the mood for some oyster or clams, and in the Satellite Beach area you must stop by Bunky's for a dozen and a pint of Guinness. If it is a busy Friday night, be prepared to wait for a table if you don't wish to belly up to the bar.

56945 reviews

The Garlic Wings aren't what they used to be... kinda soggy and not as "garlicy" The oysters were a little over cooked for my taste. I like 'em just steamed enough to firm them up and dry out a little water. The first 2 dozen were not cooked to my specifications and the oyster-dude knew it. I didn't even comment on the "over-cooked" oysters and h

56945 reviews

Hey! My review got submitted before I could finish! The oyster-dude gave me a free dozen oysters that were steamed perfectly, and the "overcooked" ones were prbably raw to some people. Bunky's really seems to care about their customers and the atmosphere is just what you want in a seafood raw bar. They have a full liquor bar and guinness and beer on tap. If you visit the Space Coast, you must visit Bunky's. Did I mention that the oysters were 30 cents a piece? (Not counting my free dozen)