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Jasmine Porch
1 Sanctuary Beach Dr, The Sanctuary, Kiawah Island, SC 29455 · 843-768-6000
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White-oak floors, exposed brick, and expansive ocean views conspire to bring diners a warm, comfortable setting in which to enjoy great Lowcountry cuisine. Fresh ingredients capitalize on the region's bounty, and the menu promises terrific food throughout the day. As expected, seafood is prominent, and it's broadly featured in Thursday's buffet and in a delectable Sunday brunch. Sit inside beneath gently stirring ceiling fans, or take advantage of the sea breezes on the outdoor terrace. Breakfast buffet Adult $20, Child (5-12) $11.
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Located at the main gate onto Kiawah Island, this long-lived establishment is where everyone comes for sundries, gas, and food alike. Pick up groceries, rent a video, get food to take along, or sit down in the deli for a quick lunch. Prepared sandwiches (and the items to make them) are available, along with burgers, salads, pizza, and widely applauded fried chicken. You can also pick up beer and wine. A great stop before going to the beach or preparing for a picnic.
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Loggerhead Grill
1 Sanctuary Beach Dr, The Sanctuary, Kiawah Island, SC 29455 · 843-768-6000
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Good food is not only the prerogative of The Sanctuary's most elegant restaurants, as proven by this casual, poolside eatery. Named for the turtles that are one of Kiawah's signature wildlife residents, the Loggerhead is a great option for guests whiling away their day by the pool or on the beach. A menu of light fare, including salads and sandwiches, satiates hungry folks, and frosty, fruit-based drinks also prove satisfying in the sun's heat.
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The Sanctuary's premier restaurant, this elegant establishment enjoys the same spectacular ocean views that grace the entire resort. Once through the wrought iron gates that mark its entrance, guests are seduced by the chef's New American cuisine, which emphasizes seafood and local ingredients. A global sensibility adds a welcome punch that patrons can't resist. Adjacent to the restaurant, a refined lounge boasts a fireplace, leather furnishings, and mahogany paneling. Jackets are required.
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Osprey Point Grille
12 Kiawah Beach Dr, Osprey Point Golf Course, Kiawah Island, SC 29455 · 843-768-2121
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Set in the clubhouse that looks out on a Tom Fazio-designed golf course, this eatery serves lunchtime fare that holds its own against the lovely views. The menu features a range of tasty appetizers, along with burgers, salads, sandwiches, and the like. A full bar ensures that you have access to a cold beer after a round of golf, and plasma TVs let you catch up on the latest sports action. If the weather's nice, take advantage of the outdoor terrace.
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Scoopers
Kiawah Beach Dr, The Straw Market, Kiawah Island, SC 29455 · 843-768-3557
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You'll find yourself drawn irresistibly to this ice cream shop as you walk along the boardwalk of the Shops at Kiawah. Of course, if you're with children, the movement won't be nearly so mysterious. Either way, once inside, you'll be faced with the choice of dozens of ice creams and frozen yogurts, not to mention smoothies, sundaes, and the like. Baked goods and coffee drinks also prove satisfying, especially early on, when the island is still quiet with morning.
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While you're out shopping, or even when you just want relaxed dining and great local seafood, this easygoing eatery takes care of hungry appetites with casual charm. Bright and airy, it's a fun place to enjoy a host of fresh fish and shellfish. Dive into just-caught oysters, pop a few shrimp, or crack open a tangle of crab legs. Sandwiches and salads also find favor, and you'll definitely want to add in a few cold beers or frosty cocktails. Outdoor seating is an added perk.
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The Atlantic Room
1000 Ocean Course Dr, Kiawah Island Golf Resort, Kiawah Island, SC 29455 · 843-768-2121
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Incredible views of the Atlantic and of Pete Dye's well-known course mesmerize diners at this comfortable clubhouse restaurant. Take them in from the veranda, or dine inside, where the views are no less spectacular. Start the day in style with the breakfast buffet, or stop in for a delicious sampling of light fare before an afternoon round. Even late in the afternoon, you'll want to toast your success with a well-mixed cocktail while winding down from the day. All are welcome, golfers or no.
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Set near The Sanctuary resort, this convenient market easily takes care of vacationer needs. Groceries and sundries are available, along with prepared foods to take along. Plus, light meals are served all day, from breakfast items to baked goods and pastries. At lunch and dinner, sandwiches, salads, soups, and pizza find adherents, along with seafood entrees that won't break the bank. In addition, you'll find beer, wine, and gourmet coffee. Seating is available inside or out.
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Boasting views of Turtle Point, the golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus, this restaurant is comfortably furnished with heart pine, leather, and masculine touches. Ideal for a post-game lunch or a casual dinner, it offers steaks and fresh seafood as main-course fare while serving sandwiches, salads, and the like from the bar menu. A breakfast buffet is available in the morning, and a full bar makes toasting a good game more than easy. Plus, a handful of TVs lets you track the action of the latest sports competition.
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