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    Yamato

    4.5 (8 reviews)
    Closed 10:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    3 months ago

    So delicious. We've been looking for good dumplings since we moved here two years ago and we finally found them.

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    5 months ago

    Food and service are great. Glad to find this little spot so close to home. Highly recommend it if you're in the area.

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    Slapfish - Lobster Roll and side salad with house dressing

    Slapfish

    4.0(285 reviews)
    14.5 mi
    $$

    I've driven past Slap Fish on my trips to HHI for the past decade--was never sure if it was "fast…read morefood" or beach seafood shack or what...and while locals either love or hate the place, I was encouraged to give it a chance and it would surprise me. I visited during the last week of February, so definitely "pre-season" and there was no wait (or many patrons) at 6:00 pm. I must confess that I am a New Englander, so we take our seafood pretty seriously; I'm not daft enough to order lobster in SC, when it should be coming from Maine, so I passed over those options, but I was curious to try the "New England Clam Chowder". We also ordered the fried pickles w/ Jersey sauce, an order of the special Jax shrimp (akin to bang bang shrimp), 2 fish sandwiches, a shrimp burrito, and I had an ultimate taco. You order at the counter, grab your utensils and condiments off to the side, along with fountain drinks & iced tea. They sell draft beer, a limited variety of bottled beer, some Truly-type seltzer cans, but I had to have a Mexican Coke, even though it set me back $4.50. Sit in the dining area and the food is delivered to your table. First off: the NE clam chowder was hot and filling, but it was more like a loaded baked potato soup--too viscous (not dairy based), some clam flavor, but too much bacon. I spied some clams, and there was a spicy finish; truthfully, I could not finish it but folks unaware of how it should be wouldn't bat an eye. The fried pickles were large spears in a light, tempura-like batter; the group agreed we'd have liked them cut into smaller bites to make them easier to manage. But tasty. The fish sandwiches were piled high with fresh cod filets, lightly breaded and sitting atop a brioche bun piled with lettuce & tomato, served with seasoned fries (paprika-forward). We got a side of the homemade coleslaw, and everyone agreed it was fresh and delicious. The shrimp burrito took a bit of time to come out after all the other dishes, but it was large and half was taken home to finish later. My ultimate taco was fabulous! It arrived garnished like some sort of fancy-pants entree at a high-end restaurant--a huge surprise and very filling. It lived up to its description requiring two hands to hold it. My favorite of the night was actually the special Jax shrimp, which we added on a whim--shrimp was perfectly breaded & fried, all very plump & juicy. I'd have eaten another order of them if I'd had the room. I believe Slap Fish is worth a visit--perhaps several visits. If you discount the New England clam chowder (get a native in the back to show the cook how to make it!), every piece of fish was fresh and delicious. Again, I'm not sure how Slap Fish measures up in the height of the summer season, but I was pleasantly enlightened on my first visit.

    We ordered the special. 8 fried shrimp with hush puppies and fries. This was our first time and…read moreit won't be our last. The team made our food quickly.

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    Hawaiian Bowl

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    Real Fish Sandwich with Guacamole

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    Skull Creek Boathouse - Seafood sampler

    Skull Creek Boathouse

    4.1(2.7k reviews)
    12.0 mi
    $$

    A wonderful place with incredibly friendly and welcoming staff! It's no surprise that this place…read morewas packed on a weekend. We waited about 30 minutes for an outdoor table, but it was absolutely worth it. Our waitress made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived and even brought water and a treat for our puppy, which was such a thoughtful touch. We tried their signature Tequila Colada, and it was fantastic! The food was equally amazing--everything we ordered was delicious. Great food, drinks, atmosphere, and genuinely warm service. We had such a lovely experience and will definitely be back!

    We visited Skull Creek Boathouse on August 1, 2026, and sat at the bar. My spouse ordered a beer,…read moreand I ordered a water because we had just come in from the extreme heat. I planned to order a beer after I had a chance to cool off. The bartender brought my spouse's beer but never brought my water. Instead, he went back to doing side work and talking with another bartender directly in front of us. After waiting several minutes, I finally had to say, "Excuse me, could I please have a water?" He gave me a dismissive look, as if he already knew, but had simply chosen not to bring it. A few minutes after receiving my water, we put our menus down to indicate we were ready to order. Even then, both bartenders continued talking and doing side work instead of acknowledging us or asking if we were ready. After waiting long enough, we decided to leave without ordering food. I handed the bartender a $10 bill to pay for the beer. She asked if I needed change, and I replied, "Of course." She handed me a $5 bill, and I left a tip before walking outside. Once I was outside, I looked at the receipt and realized the beer cost $4.86, meaning I had never received the remaining 14 cents in change. It wasn't about the 14 cents--it was just one more example of the horrible service we experienced from the moment we sat down. We walked next door to Dockside, where we received outstanding service from the moment we sat down. The difference between the two restaurants was night and day. This was one of the worst service experiences I've had. We weren't expecting special treatment--just basic courtesy and attention. Unfortunately, we felt ignored from the moment we sat down. My biggest regret was leaving a tip for service that simply wasn't earned.

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    Welcome to Skull Creek Boat House!

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    Outdoor table with beer

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