Seafood Restaurants in Charleston
Discover the best seafood dining experiences Charleston has to offer
Maine Line Seafood
Maine Line Seafood is a casual spot that locals and visitors rave about for things like lobster rolls, fish sandwiches, shrimp and seafood tacos. It's a bit pricey according to some, but reviewers say the Connecticut‑style lobster roll and chunky lobster are worth it.
Hyman's Seafood
Hyman's Seafood on Market Street is a historic spot where you can grab a huge fisherman’s feast, New England clam chowder, surf ’n’ turf with meatloaf and fried shrimp, or simple fried shrimp and hushpuppies that people rave about. Service is friendly and down-to-earth—owners and servers check in at every table—so don’t walk by without stopping in.
The Harlow
The Harlow is a casual, neighborhood spot in Charleston where people rave about the burgers, fries and sandwiches and the friendly, attentive service. Folks say it's great for family dinners or a low-key anniversary — solid food and a relaxed atmosphere.
Delaney Oyster House
Delaney Oyster House is a cozy, casual spot in a Charleston-style house known for fresh oysters, shrimp, tuna and other seafood (they also do a solid beef option). People rave about the cocktails, friendly service, and it’s a nice place for a low-key anniversary or dinner with friends.
Simmons Seafood Inc
Simmons Seafood is a casual, no-frills seafood market where locals buy fresh shrimp, oysters and fish to take home or eat nearby. Reviews rave about affordable, super-fresh shrimp and a bushel of Virginia select oysters that people keep coming back for.
The Establishment
If you want an intimate, romantic spot for a special night out, The Establishment is a Charleston go-to with standout tuna and fish dishes and a famously rich melt and dessert menu. Service leans attentive and warm — not flashy fine-dining formality, more upscale casual with a wine-bar vibe.
Acme Lowcountry Kitchen
Acme Lowcountry Kitchen is a cozy, casual spot in Charleston known for shrimp and other Lowcountry seafood — people rave about the food and friendly service. Expect straightforward brunch and seafood plates (they’re flexible with substitutions) without any fancy fuss.
CudaCo. Seafood House
CudaCo Seafood House is a casual-but-slightly-upscale spot on the Charleston scene known for its seafood — think fish plates, tuna items and that gooey melted topping on a few dishes. Service is friendly and helpful (they’ll walk you through ordering), great for a relaxed seafood meal.
Burwell's Stone Fire Grill - Prime Steak & Fresh Seafood
Burwell’s Stone Fire Grill is a slightly upscale, casual steak-and-seafood spot where locals go for steaks and shrimp that get a lot of praise. Service gets mentioned as a highlight, and folks often rave about the steak and the dessert without it feeling like a tourist trap.
Hutson Alley
Hutson Alley is a casual, tucked-away stretch of tiny spots and a tiny bar where people rave about seafood like oysters and shrimp, plus steaks and pasta from the Italian places. It’s more of a cute, low-key place to stroll between bites than a formal night out.
The Royal Tern
The Royal Tern is a casual seafood-forward spot on Sullivan’s Island where people rave about the fish, shrimp, steaks and fresh salads. It’s got a nice bar and relaxed, slightly upscale vibe — diners say everything that hit the table was amazing.
The Grit Counter - North Charleston
The Grit Counter in North Charleston is a cozy, casual spot where folks rave about the shrimp, burgers, and good steaks without the fuss. It’s the kind of laid-back place you go for a solid meal or happy hour — locals clearly love it.
Hank's Seafood Restaurant
Hank’s Seafood is a popular, casual spot in Charleston known for fresh seafood dishes — we’re talking shrimp, oysters and classic fish plates — and people also rave about the cake for dessert. It’s a reliable, slightly upscale casual place locals and visitors hit for a solid seafood meal.
Bar167
Bar167 is a casual downtown spot locals hit for seafood and Mediterranean plates—people rave about the fish, pasta, burgers and fries. It’s a relaxed place for lunch or a quick bite, handy if you’re shopping nearby or waiting for their sister restaurant.
Anson Restaurant
Anson Restaurant is a casual, historic spot on Anson Street where people rave about the steak, shrimp, pork, soups and salads — portions and flavors are solid. It’s a bit pricier and not fancy, but locals go for a relaxed dinner vibe and reliable seafood and steaks.
LoLA
LoLA is a casual Charleston spot locals go for shrimp, fish tacos, fried green tomatoes and even gator bites — the service is always friendly. Expect solid American seafood plates and a good slice of cake or pie for dessert, nothing pretentious.
Grace & Grit
Grace & Grit in Mount Pleasant is a casual spot mixing Lowcountry seafood and Southern comfort — people rave about the shrimp and the grit flight, and the fried chicken is a favorite too. It’s a lively place with coastal decor, good for brunch, steaks, or grabbing drinks at the bar.
Chubby Fish
Chubby Fish is a casual spot in Charleston that does really solid seafood—think fried fish, shrimp plates and creative takes on classics (they also have pork and chicken options). It can be quiet or lively depending on the night, service is friendly, and people even line up early to get a table.
The Ocean Room
The Ocean Room is an upscale spot on the waterfront that’s known more for steaks than casual bites — people rave about the steakhouse dishes and dessert. I’ve gone after a long break and the food was delicious; it’s one of our favorite places when we want a nicer night out.
The CODfather, Proper Fish & Chips
If you want casual, no-frills fish and chips in Charleston, The CODfather is your spot — folks rave about the fish, batter, fries and even the wrapped pie. It's a busy, affordable takeout-style place where people keep hunting for the best fish and chips in town.
JC Seafood (formerly Simply Seafood)
JC Seafood (formerly Simply Seafood) is a casual hole-in-the-wall seafood market and restaurant where you can grab a crab cake, shrimp, fish or a sandwich after the beach. Folks rave about the crab cake sandwich (they’ll even make it without peppers) and it’s exactly the laid-back spot the reviews say.
Fleet Landing Restaurant & Bar
Fleet Landing is a casual waterfront bar and restaurant in the French Quarter known for solid seafood — shrimp, steak, and hearty soups get a lot of love. Expect a crowd (we're talking 45-minute waits on Saturdays), but people say the affordable seafood is worth it.
The Darling Oyster Bar
The Darling Oyster Bar is a casual, busy seafood spot in Charleston known for raw oysters, shrimp, crab cakes and simple but really good desserts. People rave about happy hour oyster deals and say the food is straightforward and tasty — great for a low-key night out.
King Claw - Juicy Seafood & Bar
King Claw - Juicy Seafood & Bar is a casual spot for seafood boils, fried shrimp and fish with a rich, garlicky sauce that lots of folks rave about. It’s loud, fun, and not fussy—great if you want messy seafood and good beer, not a fancy night out.
Tater's
Tater's Sea & Soul is a casual, down-to-earth spot locals find online for fried shrimp, fish, wings and other seafood plates. People say “let’s talk about it” — it’s the kind of neighborhood place you go to for straightforward seafood, not fine dining.
Port of Call - Food & Brew
Port of Call is a casual, cozy spot in Charleston where locals grab fried chicken, buttery biscuits and those well-seasoned home fries (the Kraken is a crowd favorite). It’s laid-back and lively, with outdoor seating and live music—good for a relaxed lunch or a fun night out, though some dishes can run a bit salty.
Hachiya Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi Bar
Hachiya is a casual, family-friendly Japanese spot in Charleston where people rave about the ramen, sushi, steak and even the green tea ice cream. It's quieter than the teppanyaki places (chefs aren't as interactive), but the food — from steak to seafood to chicken dishes — gets consistently good marks.
Long Island Cafe
Long Island Cafe is a casual, family-friendly IOP spot known for generous seafood plates — think stuffed shrimp with mash and veggies, shrimp, tuna, soups and pasta. Sit outside with friends, expect friendly staff, decent pours, and relaxed beach vibes.
Low Country Fish Camp
Low Country Fish Camp is a casual, seafood-focused spot in Charleston with friendly service and a lively atmosphere. People rave about the fried calamari and the fried scallop po' boy — there can be a bit of a wait, but most say it's worth it.
Stack’s Evening Eats
Stack’s Evening Eats is a casual, cozy spot in a plaza where locals line up for seafood, steaks, fish and shrimp and friendly bar service. Longtime regulars praise the consistent food and Michelle’s great drinks and smile.
Amen Street Fish & Raw Bar
Amen Street Fish & Raw Bar is a casual, quiet spot on King Street known for good raw oysters, shrimp, tuna and crab/seafood cakes plus solid salads. Locals say the oysters are some of the best in town and the service and location get high marks.
Rappahannock Oyster Bar
Rappahannock Oyster Bar is a casual, lively spot in historic Charleston known for oysters, shrimp, fish and hearty dishes like ribs and soup. Locals praise the laid-back vibe and solid service—good for a relaxed dinner after a long drive.
The Ordinary
The Ordinary is an upscale seafood spot in Charleston known for shrimp and a solid steak option, with desserts people rave about. Folks say it mostly lives up to the hype, though some had just an okay experience—expect a busy, higher-priced meal.
Pearlz Oyster Bar
Pearlz Oyster Bar is a casual West Ashley spot with a friendly bar vibe where people go for oysters, shrimp, seafood pasta, soups and cakes. The food is solid, staff are welcoming, and it’s a relaxed place — not fancy, just good seafood.
The Mason Jar By Fatboys
The Mason Jar by Fatboys is a casual, quiet neighborhood spot serving hearty Southern plates — think shrimp and grits with brown gravy, butter beans, and big portions of home-style cooking. It ain’t fancy inside, but people rave about the shrimp and the desserts, and the service is solid.
Mex 1 Coastal Cantina
Mex 1 Coastal Cantina is a casual, quiet spot on Sullivan’s Island where locals go for tacos, nachos, salads and beef dishes without any fuss. If you want island-style Tex‑Mex and seafood in a laid-back setting, it’s a reliable, low-key go-to.
Oscar's of Summerville
Oscar's of Summerville is a cozy, slightly upscale spot where people go for steaks, seafood, beef dishes and hearty soups. It's a true fine-dining/steakhouse vibe that’s still friendly — good service, family dinners, and a bar if you want something more casual.
Charleston Crab House
Charleston Crab House is a casual seafood spot and bar where locals go for fried shrimp, fish plates and big bowls of crab — people also rave about the pie and the fries. The vibe is relaxed and fun (good for a last-night-in-town meal), and with a 4.5 rating you’ll see why folks keep coming back.
Shuckin' Shack Oyster Bar
Shuckin' Shack Oyster Bar is a casual, beachy spot where folks rave about the shrimp, seafood tacos, salads and even the cake. Staff are friendly, atmosphere is laid-back, and it's exactly the kind of no-frills oyster bar you'd bring friends to.
82 Queen
82 Queen is an upscale, historic spot in Charleston known for its courtyard dining, good service, and classic Southern dishes like soup, cakes, pie and other wrapped desserts. It's pricier and more formal than a casual bar, but people rave about the food and the outdoor vibe on a Sunday evening.
Tempest Charleston
Tempest Charleston is a casual seafood-forward spot in town where people rave about the shrimp, fish dishes, and even the burger and desserts. Folks keep coming back for the friendly, attentive service — it’s the kind of place locals trust for a relaxed anniversary dinner or a last-minute storm escape.
Coda Del Pesce
Coda Del Pesce is a casual, slightly upscale Italian-seafood spot in Charleston where people rave about dishes like calamari Bolognese, grouper braciole (served in a little Le Creuset pot), and wreckfish with a crispy potato crust. It’s the kind of place locals go for fresh fish and pasta when they want a nicer night out without being stuffy.
Oyster House Seafood & O-Bar
Oyster House Seafood & O-Bar is a casual, busy Charleston spot known for shrimp, fresh fish and tuna dishes — people rave about the seafood and desserts. Outdoor seating is popular, and locals and visitors alike say the food is top if you're after straightforward, well-made seafood.
The Quinte
Quinté Oyster Bar is a cozy, intimate spot that's basically part of Lowland with the same menu — casual and unpretentious. Folks rave about the shrimp, fish and desserts (and the club got a shout-out), so go if you want a relaxed, well-liked Charleston meal.
Ellis Creek Fish Camp
Ellis Creek Fish Camp is a casual, laid-back spot known for fried or grilled fish, shrimp plates and hearty seafood sandwiches. Lots of outdoor seating and a friendly vibe — great for a breezy afternoon with family or friends.
NICO | Oysters + Seafood
NICO is a slightly upscale, casual French-ish seafood spot in Charleston known for fresh oysters (served attached with their briny liquor), shrimp, tuna and even a burger on the menu. People rave about the peach tatin and attentive service, though some dishes lean refined rather than down-home.
LoLo's
LoLo's is a casual, lively spot in Charleston known for fresh seafood — think shrimp plates, seafood sandwiches, tacos and hearty soups. Locals praise the friendly staff and real-deal flavors, and the 4.4 Google rating reflects a consistently good neighborhood eatery.
Seafood Pot
Seafood Pot is a casual, no-frills spot downtown where people rave about the seafood pots — lots of shrimp, crab and fries — and even the chicken and cake get good mentions. Expect big, flavorful boils and a laid-back vibe, not fine dining.
The Kingstide
The Kingstide is a casual waterfront spot in Charleston where folks rave about the seafood and fish dishes — and yes, people actually mention their cakes for dessert. Expect a lively bar/nightclub vibe at night; plenty of great meals here, but it's not a quiet fine-dining place.
Sullivan's Fish Camp
Sullivan's Fish Camp is a casual, busy spot on Daniel Island known for seafood like oysters, grouper and flounder — expect lively music and a bit of noise inside. Service is friendly and attentive, and people keep coming back for the catch of the day.
Bonefish Grill
Bonefish Grill is a casual spot on King Street for seafood — people rave about the shrimp, tuna, fish cakes and even the tacos. Service can be hit-or-miss (ask about happy hour), but the food is fresh and good for a relaxed night out or birthday dinner.
Tommy Condon's Irish Pub & Restaurant
Tommy Condon's is a casual Irish pub in Charleston where locals and visitors pile in for solid fish and chips, burgers, beef and pies. Expect a lively, friendly vibe (open mic nights are common) and servers like Phil who make a group feel right at home.
The Longboard
The Longboard is a casual, seafood-forward spot where people rave about the tuna, chicken dishes, salads and the desserts. Service gets high marks (our server Brittney was called out by name) and it's a relaxed place for date night or brunch — expect a short bar wait sometimes.
Bowens Island Restaurant
Bowens Island is a casual, no-frills spot famous for fried seafood — people rave about the fried shrimp. Expect straightforward, all-fried plates and a laid-back vibe; think picnic tables and salty, crispy shrimp and other seafood.
The Washout
The Washout is a casual, neighborhood seafood spot with indoor and outdoor seating where locals hang out. People rave about the lobster roll, the soups, and the fun, laid-back vibe.
Kings Sushi
Kings Sushi is a casual spot in Charleston known for an all-you-can-eat sushi setup where folks rave about the fish and even non-sushi eaters can find other options like steak. Service is friendly (Trey gets shoutouts) and the food is good, but not fancy—just a straightforward, casual meal.
East Bay Meeting House Bar & Cafe
East Bay Meeting House is a cozy, casual spot on East Bay where locals grab coffee, shrimp and grits or a biscuit sandwich and settle in for brunch or drinks. It’s intimate and quiet enough for a baby shower or date night, with friendly staff and reasonable prices.
Lawrence's Seafood Company
Lawrence's Seafood Company is a casual, friendly spot on Isle of Palms where locals and visitors flock for seafood—think shrimp, fish tacos, burgers and a big plate of fries. People rave about the food and the service, and reviewers say staff are welcoming and the lunch crowd is real.
The Refuge
The Refuge is a quiet, casual spot in Charleston that does brunch and steaks — people rave about the crab cake eggs Benedict, western omelet with home fries, and shrimp or tuna dishes. It’s clean and modern-feeling, more relaxed than fancy, good for a low-key meal or a long brunch.
Cod Tail Seafood & Chicken
Cod Tail Seafood & Chicken is a casual, no-frills spot serving seafood and chicken—think fried shrimp, fish and fries, plus standout fried green tomatoes. Service is polite, prices are average, and it’s the kind of place locals or hungry travelers stop into for a satisfying, easy meal.
Red Crab Juicy Seafood
Red Crab Juicy Seafood is a casual, no-frills spot known for big plates of seafood boils — think shrimp, crab and mixed shellfish dumped on the table. Service can be friendly (Peaches got a shoutout) and people go for birthdays and hearty, messy seafood nights.
Wreckfish Bar and Grill
Wreckfish Bar and Grill is a casual, no-frills spot on King Street known for seafood and hearty bar eats — think shrimp, coconut shrimp, fish bites, calamari, ribs and brisket. Locals and out-of-towners rave about the Bloody Wreck, hushpuppies and coleslaw, and the relaxed bar vibe.
Crab Du Jour Charleston Cajun Seafood Restaurant & Bar
Crab Du Jour Charleston is a casual, quiet crab-shack–style spot where people go for straightforward seafood like shrimp, seafood pasta, gumbo and even a sandwich or chicken option. Reviews say the gumbo and okra are especially good — nothing fancy, just solid, laid-back food.
Geechie Garlic Crabs & Seafood
Geechie Garlic Crabs & Seafood is a casual, down-to-earth spot known for garlic butter crabs, fried oysters, shrimp and their candied yams. Service can be a bit slow at busy times, but folks rave about the warm hospitality and the flavorful seafood.
Islander 71 Fish House and Raw Bar
Islander 71 is a lively, casual seafood spot on Isle of Palms where people rave about the fish, tuna, sandwiches and hearty soups. Expect a fun, sometimes busy vibe (you might wait upstairs) — good for a relaxed meal or an event, not fine dining.
Bahama Breeze
Bahama Breeze is a casual, laid-back bar and grill where people rave about big mahi fish tacos, shrimp, chicken and pasta, plus decent drinks. It’s the kind of spot you go with friends for affordable seafood and a relaxed vibe, not fine dining.
Fuji Sushi Bar & Grill - Kiawah
Fuji Sushi Bar & Grill on Kiawah is a casual spot for sushi and Japanese-style seafood where people also rave about the chicken dishes. Service gets good reviews even late, and the food is consistently well-presented without being fancy.
Coterie
Coterie is a casual spot in Charleston with a lively patio vibe — people rave about the salads, a standout melt, and the fish dishes. The bar team gets props and it’s an easy place for a relaxed night out.
Easterby's Family Grille
Easterby's Family Grille is a casual, down-to-earth spot locals hit for wrapped shrimp, fried pork and classic seafood plates without breaking the bank. Reviews line up: solid home-cooked meals, good lunch or dinner options, and plenty of regulars who say the food is awesome.
Coconut Joe's
Coconut Joe’s is a casual, laid-back bar and grill on Isle of Palms where people rave about the shrimp, other seafood and solid burgers. It’s exactly the kind of beachy spot you’d stop at on vacation—good food, relaxed vibe, not fancy.
Coast
Coast Bar & Grill is a casual, laid-back spot in a historic part of town where people rave about the seafood — shrimp, fish, and the soup are crowd favorites — and the desserts get good mentions too. It's not fancy but locals call it a nice experience and a must-do for decent coastal food in Charleston.
Wreck of the Richard & Charlene
Wreck of the Richard & Charlene is a casual, laid-back spot known for its fried shrimp, seafood stew and fisherman’s soup — people travel from all over to eat here. If you’ve been wanting real low-key Charleston seafood, this is the spot (just expect noisy, honest waterfront vibes).
Restaurante La Costa
Laid-back, casual spot in Charleston serving honest Mexican food with a surprising mix of seafood — people rave about the shrimp, seafood plates, and even the pizza and fries. It's a really small place with low-key energy but friendly staff and solid service.
Shem Creek Crab House
Shem Creek Crab House is a casual seafood spot right on the water with killer views and friendly staff. People rave about the crab boils, shrimp and tuna, though some say the fish and other seafood can be a bit bland and underseasoned.
Pier 101 Restaurant & Bar
Pier 101 on Folly is a casual, waterfront spot where folks go for bang bang shrimp, salmon bowls, fish tacos and a good bowl of soup. The atmosphere is relaxed and lively — great for a laid-back dinner or drinks by the pier.
Pier 41
Pier 41 in Mount Pleasant is an upscale-but-laid-back spot for seafood — think oysters, shrimp, fish melts and even a decent cake for dessert. Locals say the food is very good and it’s more casual than the name might make you expect.
The Crab Shack
The Crab Shack is a casual, local seafood spot (part of a small three-location chain) where folks rave about shrimp, seafood platters, crab soup and even pie for dessert. Lots of reviewers say they had a very good dinner there — it's the kind of place you'd go for a relaxed birthday meal or comfort seafood.
The Mill Street Tavern
The Mill Street Tavern is a casual, neighborhood spot in Charleston serving American and seafood fare — expect fish, shrimp, seafood tacos and decent salads. Service can be hit-or-miss (one reviewer mentioned a seating mix-up), but reviewers often say their first visit went well.
Saltwater Cowboys
Saltwater Cowboys is a casual, waterfront spot where folks rave about the trash can nachos, shrimp, wings and simple salads — you can often see dolphins while you eat. It’s a laid-back mix of seafood, barbecue and bar vibes, great for a relaxed lunch or post-kayak dinner.
TBonz Gill & Grill
TBonz Gill & Grill is a casual, lively spot in Charleston known for steaks and seafood — people rave about the shrimp and strawberry salad, crab and shrimp dip, and the Loaded Texas Bacon Cheese Wedges. It’s the kind of place locals bring friends for a hearty sandwich or tuna dish without any fuss.
Wando River Grill
Wando River Grill is a casual waterfront spot — think bar, grill and seafood joint with outdoor music and a pretty view. Folks rave about the fish, tuna and chicken dishes and salads, and many say they can’t believe they waited so long to come back.
Carrigg's Seafood
Carrigg's Seafood is a casual, no-frills seafood market/restaurant where folks grab shrimp, fish, and even a bushel of shellfish to go. It can be a bit rough around the edges (someone mentioned flies), but people like that it doesn't smell overly fishy like other spots.
The Boathouse at Breach Inlet
The Boathouse at Breach Inlet is a casual-to-upscale seafood and steak spot right on the water — locals swear by the seafood and people rave about the cakes for dessert. Great place for a celebratory dinner or a drink upstairs with live music and a view, though it’s a bit pricier.
Sake House Japanese Sushi & Hibachi Restaurant
Sake House is a lively, casual spot in Charleston where people go for sushi, hibachi, and drinks — think California roll, spicy shrimp, spicy crab and bigger things like chicken or steak hibachi. It’s popular for birthdays and groups, with solid food and a buzzy atmosphere, not a fancy night out.
California Dreaming
California Dreaming is a casual, cozy spot on the water where you can grab shrimp, steak, a burger, wings or even cake and watch boats go by. Locals like it for family dinners and the big windows/views — it’s relaxed, not fancy, but solid for a laid-back meal.
Water's Edge
Water's Edge is a casual seafood spot on the water with solid pasta and a few popular desserts like cake that folks rave about. It’s a relaxed place with good seating options—people go there for anniversaries or just a nice dinner while visiting.
Tasty Crab House
Tasty Crab House is a casual, no-fuss seafood spot in Charleston where folks rave about the seafood and those sweet potato fries that people say taste like home. With a relaxed vibe and solid portions, most diners leave happy — it’s the kind of place you go for good seafood and fries, not fine dining.
Olive Garden Italian Restaurant
Olive Garden is a casual, family-friendly spot where people come for pasta, chicken Alfredo (they’ll even add broccoli), shrimp and soup — and yes, they have cake for celebrations. Reviews note fresh, flavorful food served hot, though some diners mention dishes can arrive a bit cooler than expected.
Charleston Harbor Fish House - Southern Fare from the Land and Sea
Charleston Harbor Fish House is a casual, sit-down spot at Patriots Point with big waterfront views and reliable seafood—think fish, shrimp, soups and fries. People rave about the service and scenery; it's priced upscale ($$$) so expect fresh-made plates and a relaxed bar vibe.
MarisquerĂa Nayarit Mexican Seafood
MarisquerĂa Nayarit is a casual, no-frills spot for Mexican seafood—people rave about the grilled fish and fresh seafood and some even compare the steakhouse-style portions. Service is friendly, prices are reasonable, and it's a straightforward place to grab good, homey seafood to eat in or take out.
Coastal Provisions
Coastal Provisions is a casual seafood spot on the peninsula where folks rave about their soup and the fresh seafood. It's a relaxed, dependable place — many say they've never had a bad meal and service is usually excellent.
Harborview Restaurant & Lounge
Harborview Restaurant & Lounge is a casual spot popular for breakfast and brunch with a large window and great view of the harbor. People rave about the shrimp dishes and desserts, and service is generally friendly though the place gets busy.
Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen
Popeyes is a casual, fast-food spot in Charleston known for its fried chicken, wings, sandwiches and fries — pretty much the usual quick southern-style fast food. People say the food is decent (some complain the fries arrive cooler than they'd like), so go if you want cheap, familiar fried chicken.