Sea Salt & Pepper: Come Sea Me

Thursday, February 24, 2011

Come Sea Me

I am so very excited to be going to Garden City this weekend so I thought I would bring a little of the beach to the blog. This restaurant is located right across from my house, and they serve up a mean bowl of She Crab Soup, appropriately complete with a jigger of sherry!

Gulfstream Cafe is the only restaurant on the Grand Strand where you can see the ocean on one side and Murrells Inlet on the other-- truly a comfortable and tasteful dining experience unlike any other. Start with a cocktail and enjoy the view from the upstairs bar, or step outdoors onto the deck and watch the sun set across Murrells Inlet. Enjoy low country classics featuring fresh seafood, steaks and pasta. Offering something for everyone: live music, seasonal Oyster Roasts, Sunday brunch and BYOBMB (Build Your Own Bloody Mary Bar)!

HOURS OF OPERATION:
Monday - Saturday 4:00pm to Close
Sunday Brunch 10:30-2:30
Dinner 2:30 to Close

1536 S. Waccamaw Dr.
Garden City, SC 29576
Link to Menu
http://www.centraarchy.com/pdf/Gulf_Stream_Menu/GS_menu.pdf

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