13 South Carolina Restaurants With The Most Amazing Outdoor Patios You’ll Love To Lounge On
Now that things are drying out and heating up in the Palmetto State this is a great time of year to head back outside for some amazing dining experiences al fresco style. Fortunately there’s no shortage of restaurants that offer outdoor dining. Check out this list of 13 outdoor patios perfect for dining outside in South Carolina.
Grab a courtyard table just steps off Charleston's famous East Bay Street and enjoy the views from a secluded, fully enclosed oasis. Blossom specializes in locally-sourced seafood, or you can order up one of their delicious wood-fired pizzas. More information.
Overlooking the state's most famous natural urban waterfall and Falls Park on the Reedy, Mary's is a gorgeous spot to enjoy lunch or brunch. Indulge in traditional southern fare while you soak up the stunning views of Greenville's most famous park. Heads up though: it's a very popular spot so you may want to phone well in advance for reservations. Or if you just feel like being spontaneous they're located right downtown so if they're all booked up you'll have your pick of alternative nearby eateries. Phone (864)298-0005. More information.
The newest outdoor seating on Main Street in the Capital City is at Lula Drake. Grab one of the "patio" tables out front and sip on a glass of your favorite wine while the kitchen prepares one of their signature dishes. More information .
Oceanview dining combined with an extensive casual menu solidify Landshark's signature "beach joint" atmosphere while also sealing the deal as a quality eatery. Dine outside with a view of the big blue ocean. More information.
Enjoy the fresh farm-to-table menu while also enjoying a gorgeous spring day in Spartanburg. They're open seven days a week for breakfast and lunch. Where else would you want to brunch all day than in the great outdoors? More information.
The French cuisine at Bistro 17 like this Chicken Crepe with Roasted Garlic Creme Sauce, combined with the glistening water views make this Hilton Head eatery a prime spot for an unforgettable patio dining experience. More information.
Relax in the great outdoors and enjoy the atmosphere on the beautiful patio at The Red Pepper. The menu includes traditional American fare like this giant Cobb Salad. Yum! More information.
Dine al fresco out back on the beautiful patio at Caffe Piccolo. Some covered seating is available as well. Authentic and simple Italian cuisine never tasted so good as it does under a wide open sky or a blanket of stars.More information.
Located in a renovated old pump house (go figure), this upscale eatery dishes up a third floor infinity edge patio overlooking the Catawba River. Enjoy their own brand of American fare like burgers so pretty you'll have to take a photo before you can possibly take a bite. More information.
Enjoy marshside dining under a whimsical canopy with high-tide water views and low-tide marsh views on this ultra casual patio in Frogmore. Daily specials featuring a fresh local catch keep this menu always changing! The photo above is from The Foolish Frog's popular brunch menu. More information.
Patio's is located along the beautiful intracoastal waterway and serves up traditional American fare, plus a sushi menu with all your faves. Whether you're craving a sandwich, a burger, fries or a sushi roll, you'll find it all here at Patio's in Little River! More information.
Historic Farmers Hall in Pendleton has been the town's social hub since 1826. So it comes as no shock that today this spot is affectionally called "1826." The casual bistro has a comfy, quaint patio that's perfect for enjoying a sunset or a casual lunch. Check the following link to find out what days they're open. More information.
Locals and visitors alike flock to this East Cooper eatery along busy Coleman Boulevard for breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week. Have just one meal here and you'll see why. Traditional Lowcountry favorites are among the most popular menu items dished up and served by a super friendly staff. More information.
Spring is the best time of year to break out of your usual routine and go explore some of the fabulous outdoor dining available in South Carolina. Have you dined on the patio at any of these 13 restaurants yet? Or do you have a favorite that isn’t on this list? Feel free to add it in our comments.
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