The hookah was smooth, and the owner&#39;s wine pairing suggestion really hit the spot. A nice find downtown.

Nice patio for people-watching in City Market. Service was quick and friendly during our lunch.

The truffle pretzel was a nice start. We had it on the deck with the charcuterie board, which came with local honeycomb. A pretty good spot for a relaxed evening. The pretzel was a bit heavy, but overall a decent choice.

Loved the old-school drive-up vibe. The onion rings were crispy and perfect with a cold beer. Service was quick, but the drink menu felt a bit limited. Still, a solid spot for a casual bite.

Big portions for the price. The fried catfish is the best thing here, especially with their tartar sauce.

Been coming here for years, and the desserts are always the star. That key lime pie? Still the best around. My sister, who usually avoids seafood, even loved her salad. The attached shop with the Simply Southern stuff is a nice touch too.

The weekday omelet here is my go-to. You can really taste the freshness in the eggs and veggies. It&#39;s a simple, healthy start to the day.

Ryan was our server and he was just great. Super friendly, knew the menu inside out, and had a good sense of humor. His vibe really made the whole place feel more relaxed and enjoyable.

The free parking lot next door is a lifesaver downtown. We drove in from the suburbs and didn&#39;t have to circle the block once. Just pulled right in and walked over.

Catfish was crispy outside, tender inside. Fries had good seasoning. Everything came out hot.

Judy was super helpful with the menu. We got a pitcher of margaritas, perfect for sharing. The vibe here is always chill, just what we needed.

The breadsticks are a steal for the price. So fresh and fluffy, and the herb butter is fantastic.

Came back for lunch and split the American gyro, spanikopita, and dolmades. The gyro was huge, easily enough for two. Honestly, the portion size is what makes it worth it for me.

Couldn&#39;t get into The Olde Pink House, so gave this spot a shot. Same menu, way more chill. Just walked in and grabbed a table. The shrimp and grits were solid, exactly what I was hoping for. No fuss, no waitlist.

Service was pretty good. Our server Matt was friendly and knew the menu well. His recommendations were solid, everyone liked their dishes. The pacing was a touch slow between courses, but nothing major.

The Mayan Mocha was a unique find, and the scone was a nice touch. For the price though, I was hoping for a slightly larger portion. The cozy vibe is nice, but I&#39;m mostly looking at what I get for my money.

Amanda was our server and she was fantastic. Super friendly and gave us some really good suggestions for the menu. The food was fresh and tasted great, plus the place has a nice, relaxed vibe with lots of plants.

The pho broth here is so rich and flavorful now, way better than before. I always get the rare beef version, and the noodles are perfectly chewy. A solid spot for a comforting bowl.

The view of the river from the patio is so relaxing. Perfect for watching the boats go by.

Been here a few times. Good spot for a date night. The city lights at dusk are nice. Food&#39;s solid, nothing crazy. A bit pricey for what it is, but you&#39;re paying for the view.

The PB&amp;J wings were a fun idea. They were nice and crispy, with a decent peanut flavor. The peach jam dipping sauce was pretty good, not too sweet. A solid choice if you&#39;re looking for something different.

As a coffee snob, I was impressed. The espresso is smooth and bold. The mocha uses real dark chocolate, not overly sweet syrups. It&rsquo;s the kind of detail that makes a difference.

I like that you can mix the slushy flavors here. It&#39;s a nice spot to sit and relax for a bit. The seating is comfortable, and the service was friendly. A good place for a quiet afternoon.

The tarama was so light and creamy, and the Greek village salad had the freshest tomatoes and feta. Felt just like a home-cooked meal. My only note is the pita bread was a bit dry, but everything else was spot on.

Stopped in for a quick bite after walking by. The spicy dumplings were so good we ordered a second, then a third plate. 🥟 The Bull sushi roll was solid too. Really liked the bright, clean vibe&mdash;perfect for a casual lunch with a cold beer.

Came here for a quick lunch with a friend. The seafood was super fresh, and the portions are huge for what you pay. It&#39;s a no-frills spot, but that&#39;s what made it easy to just hang out and chat.

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The best restaurants in Beaufort County

Persepolis Lounge and Grill

Spanky's Pizza Galley & Saloon

Cafe at City Market

Bayou Cafe

Top Deck Bar

Carey Hilliard's Restaurant

Sunny Side Up

Hardeeville chicken lickn

The Waterfront Restaurant

SeaCow Eatery

The Grey

The Pirates' House

Vic's On the River

Cilantros Grill & Cantina

Bella's Italian Cafe

Yia Yia's Kitchen & Marketplace

The Naked Dog

Planters Tavern

The Collins Quarter

Maté Factor

Wright Square Bistro

Asian Bistro

Dockside Seafood

Rocks on the Roof

Treylor Park

Cup to Cup Cafe

Wet Willie's

Olympia

The Vault Kitchen & Market

Savannah Seafood Shack