Dining and Drinking

Hilton Head's dazzling beaches and famous golf courses make an excellent backdrop for the island's diverse menu of restaurants. Although the island is small in size, there are numerous dining possibilities that are sure to whet the appetites that come from far and wide.

A Taste of the South

If you're looking for a taste of Southern hospitality, Hilton Head's Southern influenced restaurants have plenty to offer. What better way to sample the South's culinary style than with classic barbecued plates at Jim 'N Nicks? Often frequented by locals, they aim to give its guests a taste of Southern culture in its finest fashion.

For Seafood Lovers

Fresh and readily accessible seafood is one of the island's most staple cuisine items. Whether you're a local or a visitor, a stop at some of Hilton Head's fine seafood serving restaurants should be a part of your agenda. At Blake's, their seafood entrees and expansive wine selection are not to be missed. For an informal, yet ultimate, fisherman's joint, Captain Woody's serves all the typical seafood over cold beers and good conversation that's often about the day's biggest catch. Catch 22 faithfully attracts its guests by creating a relaxed and artistic vibe and offering a martini menu with assorted dinner plates.

Sea Views

For those that like to dine with a view, many of Hilton Head's restaurants offer tables with views of the pristine beaches and nightly sunsets. Situated at the base of the Harbour Town Lighthouse,The Waterfront Cafe allows its guests to experience the true beauty of the sea at any time of the day by serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It's hard to beat the Old Fort Pub's historic appeal and seafood and steak plates all while taking in the unmatched scenery. For a more relaxed environment, try Market Street Cafe, just across the street from the beach, where they serve an innovative fusion of American and Mediterranean cuisine.

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