Guidebook for Edisto Island
Food Scene
Ella & Ollie's
21 Fairway DrExcellent menu with local items. Great for a special night out.
SeaCow Eatery
145 Jungle RdBreakfast and local flare.
McConkey's Jungle Shack
108 Jungle RdGood fried seafood. Excellent fish tacos. Fun local spot.
Lots of local character. Tell Elle at the bar that the Newlands sent you. Best bartender on the island. We’d go as far as to say best bartender in the Charleston area.
37 locals recommend
Whaley's Store
2801 Myrtle StreetLots of local character. Tell Elle at the bar that the Newlands sent you. Best bartender on the island. We’d go as far as to say best bartender in the Charleston area.
Parks & Nature
This is a must see during your time at Edisto. It is known by many locals as the Boneyard Beach. Make sure you visit during low tide. No dogs allowed on the beach there.
46 locals recommend
Botany Bay Plantation Heritage Preserve/Wildlife Management Area
1066 Botany Bay RdThis is a must see during your time at Edisto. It is known by many locals as the Boneyard Beach. Make sure you visit during low tide. No dogs allowed on the beach there.
Edisto Beach State Park
8377 State Cabin RdEssentials
BI-LO
104 Jungle RdShopping
Make a point to stop here on your way to the beach. You won't be disappointed. Grab some boiled peanuts, fresh local produce, key lime pie, elderberry syrup, or seafood casseroles for an easy meal.
16 locals recommend
King's Farm Market
2559 SC-174Make a point to stop here on your way to the beach. You won't be disappointed. Grab some boiled peanuts, fresh local produce, key lime pie, elderberry syrup, or seafood casseroles for an easy meal.
Local grits mill. Stop in for a cup of coffee, homemade donuts, and stock up on local products.
6 locals recommend
Geechie Boy Market and Mill
2995 SC-174Local grits mill. Stop in for a cup of coffee, homemade donuts, and stock up on local products.