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Supporting Education & College Tuition
According to the National Center for Education Statistics, about 16.8 million students were enrolled in a community college or university in 2019. Unfortunately, we continue to
Shuck Cancer!
Shuck Cancer! 1 in 8 Women in the United States will develop breast cancer over the course of their lifetime making it the most common type of cancer among women.
October marked
Meet our Pier Kitchen Manager, Chef Will Parard!
Tell us a little bit about your background.
I was born and raised in wonderful Bradenton, FL. I went to Manatee High School, Class of 06. I am an avid waterman and outdoor life
As Seen on The Suncoast View: Tuna Stack
Owner John Horne and Chef Will Parard had their big debut on The Suncoast View this month! John talked about AMOB’s philanthropic ways by shakin’ up our Pink Flamingo drink we’re
Meet Jack Cruse, Manager & an employee of AMOB since 1998!
Tell us a little about your background.
I grew up in a small town called Perryville on the banks of the Tennessee River. I got married right out of high school and became a father
Fall Into Our October Promos!
Happy Fall, AMOB friends and family! The humidity is gone, the sun is still shining, and hurricane season is slowly but surely coming to an end. We’re so excited about what we
Back to 1996
It’s our birth month and in true AMOB Style, we’re throwing a month-long party! Throughout September, when you donate a new children’s book appropriate for elementary-age readers,
Burgers & Brews
Whoever comes up with these national food holidays… I think we all owe them a BIG thank you! TWO national holidays are coming and Anna Maria Oyster Bar is ready to celebrate. Get
Meet our Awesome Assistant Kitchen Manager, Jose Suarez!
Why did you choose to work in this industry?
I’ve always loved to cook. It’s a passion of mine and I had an opportunity to join AMOB and haven’t looked back since! I am the
Try our Drink of the Month: Shell Yeah!
In May, we started recycling our oyster shells. Thousands of oysters are consumed at local seafood restaurants in Florida like Anna Maria Oyster Bar. When oyster shells are