Carolina Lowcountry Kitchen

The food was very good as well as the drinks.
It is a little on the pricey side but, as I stated the food and drinks were something to write home about.
We went on a Monday and the service was pretty slow. I can't say for sure if it's always slow service or if they weren't prepared staff wise on a Monday night.
Overall I would reccomend to anyone looking for good food and good drinks that don't necessarily care about cost.

The food is great, and the atmosphere is relaxing. The service was prompt and not overbearing.

I had the shrimp and gritts, and the shrimp tacos so far, and they were both wonderful.

We recently moved to the area and have been trying out all the local restaurants - this is probably our favorite so far. We stopped in with our two kids, and had a great experience. The service was very friendly, and they were extremely accommodating to our 2 and 4 year old (who were in rare form). One of the owners stopped by and talked to us about our experience, and was very warm. The place looks upscale but is incredibly kid friendly.

As for the food - my wife was able to order off menu and get a Salmon Cesar Salad which was great, and I enjoyed the Pimento burger I ordered - too many green tomatoes but still extremely tasty. The kids food was superb - fresh battered chicken and a hand battered corn dog that were awesome. Good beer selection as well.

Highly recommended.

It was my first time dining at Carolina Lowcountry and it was absolutely delicious. The server was really helpful, let us know it was happy hour so some of the appetizers were only $4 so we got the fried pickles and deviled eggs. The deviled eggs were amazing. Loved the flavor and the bread crumbs added a nice texture element. We got the jambalaya and a side of Mac and cheese. Great portion sizes and savory flavors. I'll definitely be back, I need to try their sangria.