From local shrimp at the marina to tacos and sushi on Highway 174, Edisto keeps its food scene small, casual and heavy on seafood. Every restaurant below has its own page with the menu, prices, hours and location, so you can pick a spot before you leave the beach.
Quick Picks
- Breakfast & coffee: SeaCow Eatery (a Southern breakfast staple since 1995), coffee at Marsh Moon Cafe, and breakfast burritos at Tortuga’s Mexican Grill
- On the water: marina sunsets at Pressley’s at the Marina, marsh views and a raw bar at High Tides at Dockside, and the ocean pier at Coot’s Bar & Grill
- Local seafood: family-caught shrimp at The Waterfront Restaurant, shrimp and grits at Whaley’s, and the to-go seafood truck at Flowers Seafood Company
- Pizza, tacos & casual bites: Crust Station, The Local’s Pizzeria, burgers and tacos at McConkey’s Jungle Shack, tacos and sushi at Bluefin Cantina, and weekend wings at Bailey’s Wings & Things
- Date night: steaks and seafood at Pros & Cons in Wyndham Ocean Ridge, or the raw bar at High Tides
- Late night: Coot’s, where the bar stays open until 2 a.m.
- Sweets: ice cream at 3 Gulls Creamery and candy and frozen yogurt at Sugartime
- Cooking at the rental: shrimp and crabs from Edisto Seafood or Flowers Seafood, pies from King’s Farm Market, and produce from George & Pink’s
Tips for Eating Out on Edisto
- Know the two food hubs. Jungle Road is walkable from the beach (SeaCow, The Waterfront, McConkey’s, Crust Station and the Jungle Road shops), and the marina on Docksite Road has Pressley’s, High Tides and Edisto Seafood. Highway 174 spots are a short drive.
- Check the day before you go. Lots of island spots close a day or two a week: Marsh Moon is closed Mondays, Crust Station Monday–Tuesday, High Tides Sunday–Monday, and Bailey’s opens only Friday and Saturday.
- Hours shrink off-season. Many restaurants cut back in fall and winter, so check the listing or call ahead.
- Bring cash for farm stands. George & Pink’s takes cash or check only.
- Make it a night. Pair dinner with one of the Edisto Beach events at Bay Creek Park, right next to the marina restaurants.
The Old Post Office Restaurant
Pressley’s at the Marina
Ella & Ollie’s
Briny Swine
One 4 Coffee
An Edisto Favorite: Roadside Markets
McConkey’s Jungle Shack Review
Good Eating in South Carolina
Rainy Day Fun at the Beach
The Scoop on She-Crab Soup
There’s just one word to describe the food at the Plantation Grill: Delicious
Stories From Edisto: Shrimp
Staying elsewhere on the island? Our sister site’s Edisto Island restaurant guide sorts the same places by area, from Jungle Road and the marina to the farm stands and seafood counters along Highway 174.
Edisto Beach Restaurant FAQs
What are the best waterfront restaurants in Edisto Beach, SC?
Try High Tides at Dockside on the marsh and Coot’s on the ocean pier. Pressley’s and The Waterfront Restaurant are long-time favorites.
Where can I get fresh local seafood to cook at my rental?
Flowers Seafood Company sells just-caught shrimp, fish, and seasonal oysters; and a to-go food truck out back serves hot fried and boiled seafood. Edisto Seafood by the marina is the other go-to for local shrimp and blue crabs.
Any good places for families and larger groups?
McConkey’s, Crust Station, and Coot’s keep it easy. For a polished dinner, book Pros & Cons.
Do Edisto Beach restaurants take reservations?
Many are first-come, first-served. Call ahead for Pros & Cons and check peak-season hours for waterfront spots.




















