TOP 30 Lunch options in Port Royal, South Carolina

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The Olde Schoolhouse is a charming cafe and restaurant located at 1638 Paris Avenue in Port Royal, South Carolina. Housed in a historic building that once served as a schoolhouse, this cozy eatery offers a unique dining experience with a focus on delicious food and a welcoming atmosphere. Whether you're looking for a hearty breakfast, a satisfying lunch, or a relaxing dinner, The Olde Schoolhouse has something for everyone. Come in and enjoy a meal in this quaint setting that combines history and hospitality in the heart of Port Royal.

Fishcamp on 11th Street is a charming waterfront restaurant located at 1699 11th Street in Port Royal, South Carolina. Known for its live music and picturesque views of the Port of Port Royal shrimp docks, this establishment is the perfect spot for a casual meal, event, or dinner meeting. The outdoor bar and event space offer a stunning backdrop for any occasion. The menu at Fishcamp on 11th Street features a variety of dishes, from fresh seafood to juicy steaks, with options for everyone including a kid's menu and delectable desserts. Guests can enjoy craft cocktails, local beers, and wines while taking in the sunset over the shrimp boats from the pet-friendly patio with swings.

Located at 1 Hudson Road in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, Hudson's Seafood House On The Docks offers a unique dining experience right at the edge of Port Royal Sound. With breathtaking waterfront views, guests can enjoy fresh-caught seafood brought in straight from the local fishing fleets to their tables. Watch as fishing crews unload thousands of oysters, shrimp, and soft shell crabs daily, adding to the excitement of your meal. With a focus on using the freshest seasonal catches, Hudson's works with fishermen from Hilton Head Island, Charleston, Georgia, and northern Florida to bring in a variety of fish such as swordfish, mahi-mahi, and grouper. The restaurant also operates its own soft shell crab shedding operation, serving over 2,300 soft shell crabs each year.