There are many phenomenal places to get food in Charleston, however, I have found some of my favorite dishes in the most unexpected places. During my time in Charleston, I have driven on the Maybank Highway, headed out to Kiawah or Seabrook Island, countless times. I lived on Seabrook Island for three months before I decided to explore the area, past Fresh Fields and Bohicket Marina. The local farm stands and farmers' markets on John’s Island are reinventing farm-to-table dining. They have made delicious, comfort food and healthy choices easy. They offer ready-to-eat meals and take ‘n bake options as well as many of the amenities a regular grocery store would. When you are on vacation, you should be able to enjoy every minute, including grocery shopping and meal preparation. We have compiled the following list of the best, local places to shop and eat!
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