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A venue, then eight or nine other people.
Every venue here is photographed — all eleven of them. Behind them, 273 pros in ten trades, 240 with a portfolio to look through before you call.
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Ten trades, 273 pros. The six with the most published work lead.Hair & Makeup 21Transportation 18Planners 17Officiants 12
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The top-rated four in each of the six towns — 24 of 228, ranked by rating.
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Bluffton Oyster Company, the shrimp boats at Gay Fish, and the fish camps of Hilton Head, Bluffton, and Beaufort.
Bluffton Oyster Company sits on the May River at the end of Wharf Street, and it's one of the last working oyster houses of its kind in the state. The oysters, shrimp, and crab on the counter came out of the river within sight of it. Out on St. Helena Island, Gay Fish Company has packed shrimp off the Beaufort docks since the 1940s, and its boats and net racks are the sort of scene people drive out just to photograph. Benny Hudson Seafood does the same work on Skull Creek in Hilton Head, and in Beaufort Sea Eagle Market keeps a counter for whatever the local boats bring in. In Bluffton, Nantucket's covers the fish-and-meat end of a home dinner.
For a table, Hudson's Seafood House sits right on Skull Creek where the boats unload, about as short as the trip from water to plate gets. Lady's Island Dockside does sunset and shellfish in Beaufort. Bluffton and Hilton Head are thick with fish camps, from Low Country Fish Camp to the Sea Shack, a Hilton Head counter locals kept quiet about for years.
Time a trip to Bluffton around the Oyster Company and you can watch the whole cycle in one afternoon, from the boat at the dock to the roast in your own backyard.
Part of the Lowcountry Seafood Guide. Browse the full list in the directory.
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