Beaufort Shrimp Festival

Beaufort’s Shrimp Festival celebrates the fall shrimp season and highlights the region’s culinary traditions. We invite locals and Southeastern visitors to restaurants, shops, and outdoor venues across the Beaufort region to enjoy the best of Lowcountry food and lifestyle.

Beaufort Shrimp Festival September 18 - October 4, 2020

Throughout Shrimp Festival season, participating restaurants region-wide feature a specially priced fresh shrimp dishes and local shops feature seafood themed promotions.

Visit our website link below for the latest information and up-to-date list of participating restaurants to sample the bounty of our Lowcountry waters and celebrate the long tradition of the shrimping industry right here in Beaufort!

Participating Restaurants:

Fat Patties – 831 Parris Island Gateway, Beaufort

Fishcamp on 11th Street – 1699 11th St, Port Royal

Madison’s – 925 10th St, Port Royal

Morgan River Grill – 100 Marina Dr, St Helena Island

Mr Seafood – 1281 Ribaut Rd, Beaufort

Old Bull Tavern – 205 West St, Beaufort

Plums – 904 Bay St, Beaufort

Salt Marsh Brewing – 831 Parris Island Gateway, Beaufort

Saltus River Grill – 802 Bay St, Beaufort

For restaurant links and more information visit https://beaufortshrimpfestival.com/.

For more information on Beaufort and the surrounding sea islands visit southcarolinalowcountry.com.

 

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