South Carolina’s coast is home to countless restaurants; most of them dishing up creative, unforgettable, mouthwatering dishes. We’re lucky that way, to have more restaurants all around us than we could possibly ever experience in one lifetime. But we can TRY, can’t we? Here’s a restaurant to put on your bucket list. Nothing says “tropical” like huge plates of seafood doled out at a waterfront table with sweeping water vistas and soft live music to boot. And the sunsets from here are extraordinary at Skull Creek Boathouse in South Carolina!
Skull Creek Boathouse in Hilton Head is just the sort of tropical restaurant you’ll love. It’s not over the top with beachy decorations, and delivers award-winning food with views to die for.
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Facebook/Skull Creek Boathouse And drinks with cute little palm trees that come with a side of “oh wow, I just can’t get over how pretty it is here.”
Dishing up all sorts of magical seafood delights, Skull Creek Boathouse is a favorite among both locals and visitors alike. Shown below is one of the chef’s favorites: The Seafood Extravaganza. Wow. Yes, please!
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Yelp/Skull Creek Boathouse But I’ll have mine with lobster.
Daily specials, like Chef Brad’s Blackened Lane Snapper topped with a Salmon and Crab Croquette, dress up the menu even further. Of course, for that person in your party who doesn’t eat seafood, they do have some items for landlubbers.
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Yelp/Peto F But anyone who doesn’t love seafood, will love the food here just the same. If you’re in the mood for some sushi, then THIS is the place on Hilton Head to find the best sushi.
Not only is it tasty, it’s also beautiful!
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Facebook/Skull Creek Boathouse Skull Creek Boathouse is located at Sunset Landing, and has its own bar, a perfect spot to wait for a table if you arrive at a busy time. Just grab your favorite beverage and enjoy some live music, a light breeze and pretty water views.
If the kids are along, there are a few things to keep them busy - if there’s a wait.
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TripAdvisor/carl a The outside is tastefully decorated with some fun tropical and nautical novelties.
And the inside seating is comfortable, roomy and very inviting.
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TripAdvisor/SavantIII_11 Whatever you do, and where ever you dine, put this tropical restaurant with amazing seafood on your dining bucket list. And if you happen to be there at the same time as the sun is setting over Skull Creek, then that’s all the better!
Seafood is a meal that’s delicious all year long, especially when the catch is always fresh! Have you been to Skull Creek Boathouse in South Carolina already? We’d love to hear about your experiences in our comments. What other waterfront restaurants in South Carolina are among your faves?
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And drinks with cute little palm trees that come with a side of “oh wow, I just can’t get over how pretty it is here.”
TripAdvisor/management
Yelp/Skull Creek Boathouse
But I’ll have mine with lobster.
Yelp/Peto F
But anyone who doesn’t love seafood, will love the food here just the same. If you’re in the mood for some sushi, then THIS is the place on Hilton Head to find the best sushi.
Skull Creek Boathouse is located at Sunset Landing, and has its own bar, a perfect spot to wait for a table if you arrive at a busy time. Just grab your favorite beverage and enjoy some live music, a light breeze and pretty water views.
Yelp/Irina P
TripAdvisor/carl a
The outside is tastefully decorated with some fun tropical and nautical novelties.
Skull Creek Boathouse
TripAdvisor/SavantIII_11
Whatever you do, and where ever you dine, put this tropical restaurant with amazing seafood on your dining bucket list. And if you happen to be there at the same time as the sun is setting over Skull Creek, then that’s all the better!
Address: 397 Squire Pope Road, Hilton Head Island, SC 29926. More information can be found on their official website.
Make a Hilton Head day of it and head to this underrated beach park on Hilton Head that has everything you can possibly imagine – including the whitest sand in South Carolina.
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Skull Creek Boathouse In South Carolina June 23, 2019 Robin Jarvis What are the best themed restaurants in South Carolina? Visitors to South Carolina always love a good, tropical-themed restaurant that serves up fresh seafood in an unassuming atmosphere. You’ll find that and much more at Skull Creek Boathouse in Hilton Head. However, if you’re seeking a different sort of themed eatery, head to Sullivan’s Island to a restaurant inspired by Edgar Allan Poe - who was stationed on the island for 13 months during his time in the military. The restaurant is a bit of a shrine to the dark literary icon. The popular eatery is known for their creative burgers. Read more about Poe’s Tavern here. Another awesome themed restaurant is found in the northwestern part of the Palmetto State, where you’ll discover an old whistle stop on a popular railroad line that has been converted into a train-themed restaurant. The Whistle Stop at the American Cafe is a delightful place to dine among train memorabilia. It serves American fare. What are the best waterfront restaurants in South Carolina? South Carolina’s major lakes, many rivers, and more than 180 miles of oceanfront provide ample opportunity to dine at waterfront establishments in any season. For a distinctly historical venue located along the Catawba River in Rock Hill, check out The Pump House - an eatery located in an old three-story pump house on the river’s edge. The restaurant serves American fare with a free side of gorgeous river views. If it’s oceanfront dining you seek, then head to the Sea Captain’s House in Myrtle Beach. You can’t go wrong with a restaurant that’s been around as long as this one - and is still in the top 10 list for patrons! Meanwhile, lakeside dining in the Palmetto State abounds with a variety of wonderful establishments on the shores of our many lakes. If it’s a casual evening dinner while gazing at the sunset that you desire, head to Lake Greenwood’s Break on the Lake for a quiet dinner. What cities in South Carolina have the best restaurants? It stands to reason that South Carolina’s most heavily-trafficked tourist destinations have the most restaurants, and by default, also the best ones. The following cities have some of the best restaurants in the country: Charleston, Hilton Head, Beaufort, Greenville, and Myrtle Beach.
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June 23, 2019
Robin Jarvis
What are the best themed restaurants in South Carolina? Visitors to South Carolina always love a good, tropical-themed restaurant that serves up fresh seafood in an unassuming atmosphere. You’ll find that and much more at Skull Creek Boathouse in Hilton Head. However, if you’re seeking a different sort of themed eatery, head to Sullivan’s Island to a restaurant inspired by Edgar Allan Poe - who was stationed on the island for 13 months during his time in the military. The restaurant is a bit of a shrine to the dark literary icon. The popular eatery is known for their creative burgers. Read more about Poe’s Tavern here. Another awesome themed restaurant is found in the northwestern part of the Palmetto State, where you’ll discover an old whistle stop on a popular railroad line that has been converted into a train-themed restaurant. The Whistle Stop at the American Cafe is a delightful place to dine among train memorabilia. It serves American fare. What are the best waterfront restaurants in South Carolina? South Carolina’s major lakes, many rivers, and more than 180 miles of oceanfront provide ample opportunity to dine at waterfront establishments in any season. For a distinctly historical venue located along the Catawba River in Rock Hill, check out The Pump House - an eatery located in an old three-story pump house on the river’s edge. The restaurant serves American fare with a free side of gorgeous river views. If it’s oceanfront dining you seek, then head to the Sea Captain’s House in Myrtle Beach. You can’t go wrong with a restaurant that’s been around as long as this one - and is still in the top 10 list for patrons! Meanwhile, lakeside dining in the Palmetto State abounds with a variety of wonderful establishments on the shores of our many lakes. If it’s a casual evening dinner while gazing at the sunset that you desire, head to Lake Greenwood’s Break on the Lake for a quiet dinner. What cities in South Carolina have the best restaurants? It stands to reason that South Carolina’s most heavily-trafficked tourist destinations have the most restaurants, and by default, also the best ones. The following cities have some of the best restaurants in the country: Charleston, Hilton Head, Beaufort, Greenville, and Myrtle Beach.
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Visitors to South Carolina always love a good, tropical-themed restaurant that serves up fresh seafood in an unassuming atmosphere. You’ll find that and much more at Skull Creek Boathouse in Hilton Head. However, if you’re seeking a different sort of themed eatery, head to Sullivan’s Island to a restaurant inspired by Edgar Allan Poe - who was stationed on the island for 13 months during his time in the military. The restaurant is a bit of a shrine to the dark literary icon. The popular eatery is known for their creative burgers. Read more about Poe’s Tavern here. Another awesome themed restaurant is found in the northwestern part of the Palmetto State, where you’ll discover an old whistle stop on a popular railroad line that has been converted into a train-themed restaurant. The Whistle Stop at the American Cafe is a delightful place to dine among train memorabilia. It serves American fare.
What are the best waterfront restaurants in South Carolina?
South Carolina’s major lakes, many rivers, and more than 180 miles of oceanfront provide ample opportunity to dine at waterfront establishments in any season. For a distinctly historical venue located along the Catawba River in Rock Hill, check out The Pump House - an eatery located in an old three-story pump house on the river’s edge. The restaurant serves American fare with a free side of gorgeous river views. If it’s oceanfront dining you seek, then head to the Sea Captain’s House in Myrtle Beach. You can’t go wrong with a restaurant that’s been around as long as this one - and is still in the top 10 list for patrons! Meanwhile, lakeside dining in the Palmetto State abounds with a variety of wonderful establishments on the shores of our many lakes. If it’s a casual evening dinner while gazing at the sunset that you desire, head to Lake Greenwood’s Break on the Lake for a quiet dinner.
What cities in South Carolina have the best restaurants?
It stands to reason that South Carolina’s most heavily-trafficked tourist destinations have the most restaurants, and by default, also the best ones. The following cities have some of the best restaurants in the country: Charleston, Hilton Head, Beaufort, Greenville, and Myrtle Beach.
