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White damask linen table cloths, gourmet dishes, fine wines… Romantic patios, meat, tea and three sidewalk cafes… On the shore hideaways, the freshest gumbo, oysters and shrimp… No matter where you travel in the Palmetto State, you’ll find the perfect dining destination for your mood and the moment. Whether you’re looking for casual Charleston, SC, restaurants or fine dining in Columbia, SC, our dining guide can help you find that special locale. Each of the Palmetto State Restaurants in our listings below features that special menu, chef, flavor or flair that makes them “uniquely South Carolina.” Don’t see your favorite “uniquely South Carolina” dining destination? Fill out our Submit a Restaurant form and let us know!
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This southwestern restaurant over looks a tranquil salt marsh and features fresh local seafood, aged beef cooked over mesquite and charcoal, gourmet pizzas cooked in a wood-fired brick oven and other eclectic specialties.
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 Murrells Inlet
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Bubba's, where there's serious down home coastal cookin', features fresh catch specials, BBQ ribs, tasty sandwiches, burgers, huge salads and Calabash-style fish, shrimp and oysters.
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 Myrtle Beach
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Capt. Dave's features waterfront dining, with scenic views of Murrells Inlet. This coastal treasure serves lunch and dinner and a Sunday brunch. Open for more than 30 years, Capt. Daves was recently chosen as one of the top ten boaters restaurants by Discover Boating. Southern Living magazine claims "you can point at the menu with your eyes closed and be assured of a culinary treat."
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Murrells Inlet
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Crady's serves an eclectic bistro menu in a retro European cafe-like setting. The restaurant is known for its freshly prepared desserts and festive libations. Menu items include lump crab cake, veal, pork porterhouse, grilled mahi, quiche, sandwiches and salads. Crady's serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Brunch is served every first Sunday.
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The Divine Fish House overlooks the Inlet and the arriving fishing boats. The chef begins with the fresh catch of the area - but doesn't limit himself to those - he then creates an "extraordinary collection of culinary creations from around the world."
The restaurant has a beautiful waterfront view and is decked with stained glass sea turtles and dolphins that hang elegantly from the ceiling.
The cuisine has been featured in national publications such as USA Today, Bon Appetite and Southern Living magazine.
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Murrells Inlet
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Like most things in Murrells Inlet, there's a story behind the name of this restaurant. It seems that on one of his dockings, Blackbeard left behind one of his sailors. No food - just a case of rum was left behind for this hapless fellow named, that's right, Jack. When the ship returned a month later to get the rum left behind - all they found were the bleached bones of Jack and a scattering of empty rum bottles.
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Step into the world of Rock N' Roll! Great atmosphere with an all American cuisine. Listen to great music while you feast on great food. Lots of memorabilia from past and present Rock N' Roll stars. Buy some of your own Rock N' Roll items in the gift shop.
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Myrtle Beach
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House of Blues, a premier restaurant and entertainment venue at Barefoot Landing, is fashioned in the ambiance of an old Southern Delta Juke Joint. The restaurant's blues bar features some of the best local and national blues artists. Also enjoy comedy shows and murder mystery dinner theater. Transforming on Sundays into a soulful celebration of praise and thanksgiving, the restaurant features House of Blues' Sunday Gospel Brunch, complete with some of the best local and regional gospel artists and a lavish buffet. Adjacent to the restaurant is the music hall which embraces all genres of rock 'n' roll, country, big band, blues, swing and R&B -- to name a few.
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North Myrtle Beach
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This Caribbean-themed restaurant is captivated by kaleidoscope of colors and delights unlike anything else on the grand strand. The menu is inspired by several exotic and tropical cultures and features a variety of seafood, poultry, steak, and pork dishes. When the weather is agreeable the windows disappear for an unforgettable open air dining experience. At Latitude 22, the only thing that tops the view is the food!
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Myrtle Beach
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Some things in life are worth racing for. Like great food, good times, and the world's first official NASCAR Cafe. It's a red-hot new restaurant concept roaring with excitement for the whole family.
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Myrtle Beach
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