First Winter visit to Edisto and the last night we decided to go out to eat. Spreading things…read morearound each time we visit...we chose McConkey's. No crowd and very comfortable inside even though the weather had been warmer during our stay. Fried oysters as the appetizer were great as was the shrimp and chips I had. Kids had tacos and chicken fingers. Wife had fish tacos. All very good. Pleasant surprise

4 of us stopped for a light late lunch The server acted…read morelike we were an inconvenience . Service was actually good once we got past initially taking the orders. Food was brought out by somebody else who was very nice. Food and drinks were average, the fish sandwich was actually good but the sides, like the onion rings were just marginal. Okay place to go for a quick lunch but nothing fancy. Not as good this time as it was 3 years ago when we were visiting friends in the same area.

Busy place, had to wait for table. Staff are perky but service is slow. Not sure why…read more Decided to try their monster omelette - 6 eggs with a trash can of the best ingredients including shrimp, sausage and bacon. We split it, way too big for one person. Came with cottage fries and a biscuit. Egg portion was very thin stuffed with all kinds of veggies and protein. Sat outside under an umbrella with a nice breeze and interesting view. Server was a no nonsense kind of guy which we appreciated having just come from church. Highly recommend. Good value. Plenty of parking. A little slow bringing the bill to the table. Minor issue.

I gotta tell ya... It's a great little spot…read moreFood is great and the girls are Dolls Breakfast , lunch and PIE All great See ya soon

While visiting Edisto Island, we decided we didn't feel like going out to sit down and eat, so we…read moredid a quick search for somewhere nearby to grab a pickup order and landed on Whaley's Restaurant & Bar. Ordering was quick and easy with no issues at all. When we arrived, we waited a short bit at the bar while the food was being prepared, but nothing too bad. Overall, the food was pretty good! The crab bisque was delicious and definitely one of my favorite things we ordered. The crab cake was tasty too, although it was a little more breaded than I personally prefer. The fried stuffed bacon-wrapped shrimp was probably the biggest disappointment of the meal, but not terrible. My friend enjoyed her food she ordered, though I can't remember the exact name of it. Service was decent -- nothing over-the-top amazing, but the staff wasn't rude either, so I'll take it! Overall, I'd give Whaley's about a 3.5 to 4-star experience. I'd probably go back, and if you're in the area looking for a convenient seafood spot near the beach, I'd say give them a shot!

We chose this restaurant due to reviews and proximity. We…read morearrived shortly after their opening at 5p.m. on a Wednesday. The restaurant was somewhat busy, even then. (This is considered the early side of Spring Break.) Adair was our server, and was prompt and friendly! He was all we could have wanted in an efficient server. I was disappointed that the only water they served was bottled. Therefore, Pinot Grigio it was!!!! We received drink orders promptly and Adair asked for our food orders. We were an easy group. Two shrimp baskets with raw fries (which to the unaware are house made chips), a Fried flounder basket with regular fries, and two kids cheeseburgers, with regular fries. The seafood orders also come with slaw and hush puppies. Later, Adair told us they were out of hush puppies. Adair went the extra mile and brought me a bottled water due to HIS perceived wait for our food. The fried shrimp were "gulf size" and perfectly cooked! Breading was light and not overdone! The founder was tender and flaky, the cole slaw was not of the "food processor" variety, and the fries were good, (crinkle cut). This was a very good "family trip" restaurant stop. We generally cook every night, this restaurant needed to provide the "shrimp" cravings of two of us! We will return on future visits!!! This is a place that has been around since 1948. Just know the venue is in an old gas station which suited me!!!! My daddy was a Gulf oil dealer in the 60's-1980's. Enjoy!

We stopped in here for lunch the other day and it did not disappoint. Sandwiches and wraps made to…read moreorder and serving size was big! Delicious food made quickly and highly would recommend. Great for a beach lunch as well.

Always consistent food and friendly staff! Been here many times over the years. Reuben with…read moreturkey instead and light sauerkraut one of my favorites. Just a note to management -- please clean the HVAC vents and returns in the women's bathroom.

Came highly recommended and I must say it was very good. Restaurant is on the second floor of a…read moreboat barn. No elevator, so had to make the hike. Venue had a bar and about 12 tables. We were lucky to get a corner table with two views of the water and dockside boats. Wifey ordered the blackened salmon with green beans and a baked potato. Salmon was prepared perfectly with ample slices. Sides were a little disappointing. Beans were canned and potato was medium in size. Server recommended the stuffed flounder for me. It consisted of a modest slab of flounder topped with crab meat and covered with shrimp scampi sauce. Flavor was good, but price was steep. Came with canned green beans and cole slaw. Beans had a Smokey taste. Would return for another visit. View was excellent and server was very attentive. It was Sunday night with live music on the dock. Beautiful setting for a meal.

The restaurant was not amazing but better than other places in the area. After a couple hours…read moreboating my husband and I stopped by for a small bite to eat and drinks. The upstairs and patio we're both open and since it was a little chilly decided to eat inside. The place was really busy. We were greeted right away and seated near the window. The interior was nothing special and similar to most Coastal bars. I ordered the Edistini which is a very dirty martini. It was a little too dirty for me (heavy on olive juice). I got a cup of the she crab soup which was good but the same time there were cold pieces of crab. Not sure that's how it's supposed to be served but it was good. We ordered the fried shrimp platter dinner. The two of us shared it and I was surprised that it's quite a bit of a large order and the shrimp were a good size. Other places I've gone in the island have been tiny shrimps. Typically, I am known to eat a portion made for two so I was impressed with the size of the shrimp and that meal filled up the two of us. I recommend giving it a try.

The place to eat on St. Helena Island. We ended up there after shell collecting and a local told us…read morewe had to go. After the vague directions that it was shortly after the old pickup truck, we found it. And kept going back. The breakfast was excellent, but the cookies. Buy them all and then go back for more! They also gave great coffee and tea, the staff is fantastic. I also l loved that they had stickers, but please add a Beedos one, I would have bought that!!! And the Snoopy light plate in the bathroom is the best!

Popular with the locals and busy, but it didn't float my boat. It is an old-fashioned food joint…read morewith old-fashioned food. It's popular with the firefighters (their station is across the street) and with other locals. Fried food and grits ... the people are nice enough, the service prompt and pleasant, but I'm just not a fan of their food. For example: the shrimp plate has overly battered shrimp, standard coleslaw, grits, and nondescript hush puppies. I give the owner credit for trying hard and making food from scratch

Gives a bad vibe. Needs lots of tiediying. Still bought a pint of the She Crab soup, not impressed,…read morevery watery. The food tuck was not open yet, so I can say how their food is.

2 in 1 double feature. Fresh catch off the boat, cooked by a food truck on site. Shrimp and…read moreflounder basket was so good!

Awesome variety of goods. Got some delicious strawberries. We were very intrigued by the dessert…read moreselection, but didn't need a whole pie. We bought the Pluff Mudd Dessert. Would NOT recommend. I thought it would be chocolate mousse, but it tastes just like chocolate jello from the box with oreos thrown in. Extremely disappointing for the price of 8.50, would be a little less upset if it was half the price. Definitely skip.

This was my first time at this cute little farmers market. They have all the local South Carolina…read moregoodies. I heard the Key lime pie is the best thing ever so I grabbed one. Can't wait to visit this market again.

Read about this place in southern Living magazine as a rising BBQ pit master! It lived up to the…read morehype. We went on a Sunday afternoon, after the church crowd and tried a variety of things. Everything was delicious! Standouts were the teriyaki wings with (ranch and blue cheese-really not needed!), a veggies and the pork and beans which were over the top flavorful, practical a stew. The BBQ pork was great as was the brisket sandwich with queso. Head out to Hollywood and try this fabulous BBQ spot!

The family running this spot are the sweetest! Very attentive and so kind. You can tell they take…read morepride in what they do and it's well deserved. We had smoked wings, half hot teriyaki and half ancho buffalo. So flavorful, loved both. Cooked perfectly with just the right amount of crisp. The pork and beans raw clearly made with love and super meaty. The burger! Oy! Tender meat with heavenly crispy edges, yummy bun, homemade special sauce is bomb, a touch of grilled onion and homemade pickles. One of the best burgers around! So very worth the nice drive over. Excited to work our way through the menu! It was chilly in there so bring a jacket if it's cold out.

We love The Co-Op, but the Johns Island location is smaller and had fewer slushie options compared…read moreto others we've visited. For those who haven't been before, they serve alcoholic slushies that are absolutely amazing. In my opinion, one is more than enough-they're strong, refreshing, and come in a variety of flavors. We arrived a bit early, and of the six slushie flavors listed, only two were ready to serve at the time. Still, the ones available were delicious. They also offer food (we didn't try any), but the place was packed, and lots of people were enjoying sandwiches and other items. The best part? They're very pet-friendly. We were allowed to bring our dog, Luna, inside while we picked out our slushie. They even offer free samples if you're unsure about which flavor to choose. Great spot overall!

Cute little spot with friendly staff members. We stopped in for a wine slushy, which was pretty…read moregood. They have plenty of food items, although we didn't try them yet. Good menu and nice people!