Little River is at the northernmost end of the Grand Strand, up at the border with North Carolina. It used to be a sleepy little fishing village, but development has changed that the past few years. It's still a great place to book a charter fishing trip or find a wonderful seafood meal.

The town is also known for the casino boats that dock there, the annual Blue Crab Festival in May and a wonderful vineyard called La Belle Amie that has frequent festivals.

The Brentwood
4269 Luck Ave.
Little River
249-2601
 

Capt. Juel’s Hurricane Restaurant
4499 Mineola Ave., on the waterfront
Little River
249-2211

Casa Villa
1535 U.S. 17
Little River
249-7746 

Chianti South
2109 U.S. 17 North
Little River
249-7888
 
Crab Catchers on the Waterfront
4474 Waterfront Dr..
Little River
280-2025

 

Fibber's on the Water

4498 Waterfront Dr.

Little River

280-2271

FibbersLittleRiver.com

 

Irish specialties and more, including fresh seafood, in a clean and welcoming atmosphere on the Little River waterfront. The deck provides a memorable spot to enjoy the view, and children enjoy the swings.

 

Papi's Texican Grill

4310 McCorsley Ave.

Little River

281-9000

http://www.papistexicangrill.com/

 

Owner Nigel Cossey has created a comfort food haven with a kitchy-casual decor (think Texas juke joint with a fantastic Tex-Mex chef). Everything we have tried is excellent, including burritos, enchiladas, seasoned ribeye and Nigel's luxurious cheese sauce. If you don't live in Little River, this is worth a special trip to eat here. Bonus: all premium cocktails are made with freshly squeezed juices.

 

Pizzelli’s Italian Oven
1698 U.S. 17 North
Little River
280-8880

Snooky’s
4495 Baker St.
Crickett Cove Marina
Little River
249-5252

 
 

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