Dining out on the road
I have read a number of informative and helpful posts on here about cooking while RVing but I have not seen much as far as must try restaurants and eateries while traveling.
When we finally start taking the big trips to new areas I plan to bring the crock pot and other cooking implements, but I am very excited to try some of the restaurants we've seen on television and magazines.
What are some of your finds and recommendations for cooking weary travelers?
I will start by making a couple of local suggestions for Charleston area and Myrtle Beach.
In the Charleston area - Mt. Pleasant to be exact you must try Jack's Cosmic Hotdogs. Great stuff there. Also in Mt. Pleasant is Melvin's Barbecue. Down the road in Charleston (you need alternative transportation because they are in town you will find Poogan's Porch and Jestine's Kitchen. Venture over to North Charleston and try Jim N Nick's BBQ is really good. Further heading up to the Myrtle Beach area Stop in at the Litchfield Fish House - best Oyster Po Boy ever! In Murrells Inlet Nance's Seafood Restaurant is good and in Surfside you've gotta get a burger at River City Café and a hot dog at Joey Dogg's. If you want to go all out the best of the buffets is Crabby Mike's in Surfside. Get the fresh cooked fish just out of the fryer and skip the hot bar with the casseroles and baked fish.
Want a little Southern Charm try Crady's in Conway. Off the beaten path but just like the tea rooms Grandma took you to. Seafood in Myrtle Beach? Sea Captain's house. Ocean front and great food.
Your turn - what have you found during your travels?
When we finally start taking the big trips to new areas I plan to bring the crock pot and other cooking implements, but I am very excited to try some of the restaurants we've seen on television and magazines.
What are some of your finds and recommendations for cooking weary travelers?
I will start by making a couple of local suggestions for Charleston area and Myrtle Beach.
In the Charleston area - Mt. Pleasant to be exact you must try Jack's Cosmic Hotdogs. Great stuff there. Also in Mt. Pleasant is Melvin's Barbecue. Down the road in Charleston (you need alternative transportation because they are in town you will find Poogan's Porch and Jestine's Kitchen. Venture over to North Charleston and try Jim N Nick's BBQ is really good. Further heading up to the Myrtle Beach area Stop in at the Litchfield Fish House - best Oyster Po Boy ever! In Murrells Inlet Nance's Seafood Restaurant is good and in Surfside you've gotta get a burger at River City Café and a hot dog at Joey Dogg's. If you want to go all out the best of the buffets is Crabby Mike's in Surfside. Get the fresh cooked fish just out of the fryer and skip the hot bar with the casseroles and baked fish.
Want a little Southern Charm try Crady's in Conway. Off the beaten path but just like the tea rooms Grandma took you to. Seafood in Myrtle Beach? Sea Captain's house. Ocean front and great food.
Your turn - what have you found during your travels?
